Consulting Role - Low-Code/No-Code Platform for JD Edwards (JDE) ID-7598

March 8, 2025

Overview:

We are seeking a dynamic, results-driven consultant with a strong techno-functional background in JD Edwards (JDE) and a passion for innovation. This role is ideal for someone with a go-getter attitude who thrives in a fast-paced environment, embraces new technologies, and is eager to explore and implement solutions in a low-code/no-code platform. You will be responsible for delivering integrated solutions using mobile scanners and portals, working closely with clients, and collaborating with teams to get the job done.

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Key Responsibilities:

Client Interaction: Engage directly with clients to understand their business needs and requirements related to JD Edwards (JDE), mobile scanners, and portal solutions.
Solution Design and Development: Leverage low-code/no-code platforms to design and develop solutions that integrate seamlessly with JD Edwards, mobile scanning devices, and web portals.
Techno-Functional Expertise: Apply your knowledge of JDE (technical and functional) to understand how business processes and workflows can be optimized using automation and mobile solutions.
Collaboration: Work closely with clients, product teams, and technical experts to build, test, and deploy solutions on the low-code/no-code platform.
Learning and Exploration: Continuously explore new features and updates in the platform, maintaining a deep understanding of how the product can be leveraged to meet evolving client needs.
Delivery Excellence: Ensure timely delivery of solutions with a focus on quality, user experience, and functionality. Collaborate across departments and stakeholders to remove obstacles and drive the solution to completion.
Documentation & Training: Create clear documentation for solutions and train clients on using the new solutions, ensuring smooth adoption and transition.

Skills & Qualifications:

Techno-Functional Expertise in JD Edwards (JDE): Strong knowledge of JD Edwards, including modules, functionality, and integration capabilities. Hands-on experience with both technical and functional aspects of JDE implementations.
Go-Getter Attitude: Strong initiative to learn, adapt, and get things done with a results-oriented approach.
Problem-Solving Mindset: Ability to tackle complex challenges, think creatively, and provide practical solutions in collaboration with clients and teams.
Mobile Scanners & Portals: Previous experience with mobile scanners, portals, or similar technologies is highly desirable.
Strong Communication Skills: Ability to interact with diverse stakeholders (clients, teams, management) and explain technical concepts in a clear, understandable manner.
Adaptability: Open-minded and willing to explore new tools and technologies to solve client problems and enhance solutions.

To Apply:

Submit your resume and cover letter to talent@ephlux.com with the subject line: “JDE Techno-Functional Consultant – [Your Name]”. Applications without the specified subject line may not be considered.

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