ANALYST PROGRAMMER I

Job category: FMCG, Retail, Wholesale and Supply Chain

Location: Western Cape

Contract: Fixed Term Contract

Remuneration: Market Related

EE position: No

Introduction

Responsible for analysis of user requirements, technical design, development, maintenance and support of the Logistics applications, with emphasis on the Triceps warehouse management system.

• Interpret user requirements and translate into systems design.
• Integrate with business process and systems analysts in order to develop systems specifications from process specifications.
• Evaluate and recommend alternative system solutions.
• Detailed design, complex programming, scripting and testing.
• Develop unit test plans and perform unit, systems and integration testing
• Investigate and resolve complex systems issues across applications
• Ensure systems documentation is kept up to date
• Implement approved changes as per change control and security processes
• Maintain and support existing applications
• Plan, organise and control own work effort, including regular progress feedback to own and other relevant areas
• Required to do standby on a rotational basis

TECHNICAL AND FUNCTIONAL

• 10 years or more relevant systems experience
• Good understanding of the SDLC
• Supply Chain experience advantageous
• Strong Analytical Skills
• Solutions Architecture / Design skills

BEHAVIOURAL

• Excellent communicator who listens effectively and accurately and clearly conveys information through verbal and written means
• Passion for our brand and customers
• Connecting with people and proactively builds and maintains constructive relationships with internal and external partners
• Driving quality by displaying ability to clarify and reduce complex issues to simple solutions
• Excellent planning and organising skills with the ability to work systematically and sequentially
• Thinking strategically and commercially
• Personal effectiveness and the ability to work in a pressurised environment
• Ability to anticipate and resolve problems before they occur