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      <title>ERP Developer - Ambis Resourcing</title>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 10 Aug 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: Castle Donington | Salary: &amp;pound;50000 - &amp;pound;60000/annum | Type: Permanent | Home based  To -60,000   This role is to work on the development of bespoke functionality for ERP customers using Java, JavaScript and SQL.  A typical scenario would be a client needing a specific change for a quirk of their business. The ERP Consultant would create a broad specification with a conceptual overview and a requirement document which they would pass to the technical consultant. There will probably be a need for a more detailed requirement which will involve a bit of "back and forth" with the client  There will be occasional visits to see the client possibly once or twice a month. these would be arranged by you and you can book them in to suit your own diary. Every 2 months there is a team meeting in the office which you will need to attend, near Nottingham.  To do this job you will need a strong development background in Javascript, Java and SQL, combined with recent work experience around some ERP functionality like:   Warehousing  Stock  Order processing  Financial reporting  Manufacturing  MRP  Production   An understanding of the processes involved in manufacturing would be a significant advantage and allow you to get up to speed much more quickly.     Why would yo...</description>
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