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Under general supervision, the Information Technology (IT) Enterprise Applications Analyst performs professional-level work in the administration, support, coordination, and continuous improvement of the District’s enterprise application portfolio, with primary responsibility for the District’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system.
Job Responsibility:
Serve as the primary technical and functional analyst for the District’s ERP system
administer, configure, and support assigned ERP modules and workflows
Analyze business processes and requirements
recommend and implement application configuration changes to improve efficiency, controls, and data quality
Coordinate, test, and implement ERP and enterprise application updates, patches, and vendor releases
develop test plans, validate results, and prepare rollback procedures
Design, develop, and maintain standard and ad hoc reports, dashboards, and data extracts to support operational, financial, and compliance needs
Support and troubleshoot ERP and enterprise application issues
identify root cause, restore service, and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence
Maintain and support integrations between ERP and other District systems (e.g., payroll, timekeeping, procurement, asset management, document management, identity platforms)
monitor data flows and resolve interface failures
Administer user access, roles, and security controls within ERP and related systems
support segregation of duties and audit requirements
maintain and protect confidential and sensitive information
Coordinate vendor support and escalations
document issues, manage cases to resolution, and track vendor commitments and timelines
Develop, maintain, and publish user procedures, configuration documentation, and operational runbooks
provide end-user training and knowledge transfer
Participate in project planning and implementation for enterprise applications
assist with system upgrades, module deployments, and process improvements
Support scheduled after-hours and on-call coverage for critical enterprise applications as required to sustain District operations, including 24/7 public safety functions
Perform related duties as assigned
Requirements:
Completion of a degree from an accredited college or university in computer science, information systems, business administration, or a closely related field
and/or completion of relevant certifications or vendor training related to enterprise applications or ERP systems
Four (4) years of increasingly responsible experience supporting enterprise business applications or information technology systems that can be directly related to the duties and responsibilities described for the class of IT Enterprise Applications Analyst, including experience with an ERP system or comparable enterprise platform
Must possess a valid California Class “C” driver’s license, with a satisfactory driving record as determined by the District, and maintain it throughout employment
Knowledge of: Principles of enterprise application administration and support in on-premises and cloud/SaaS environments
ERP concepts and common functional areas (e.g., finance/accounting, procurement, payroll/timekeeping, HR, inventory/asset management)
Business process analysis, workflow design, internal controls, and data governance principles
Application security concepts, including role-based access control, least privilege, audit logging, and segregation of duties
Relational database concepts and data querying
reporting and analytics practices
data validation and reconciliation methods
System integration concepts (APIs, middleware, file transfers, ETL) and troubleshooting of interface and data exchange failures
Software development lifecycle concepts for configuration changes, patches, upgrades, testing, and change management
Technical documentation standards including procedures, specifications, and user guides
Vendor support processes, contract/SLA awareness, and escalation practices
Principles of confidentiality and handling of sensitive and protected information
Ability to: Analyze business requirements and translate them into effective application configurations and practical process improvements
Troubleshoot complex enterprise application issues, isolate root cause, and implement corrective and preventive actions
Plan, execute, and document application releases, patches, and upgrades, including testing and rollback procedures
Develop and maintain reports, dashboards, and data extracts
validate data accuracy and resolve discrepancies
Administer application access controls and support audit readiness through sound security and documentation practices
Work effectively with vendors and internal stakeholders to resolve issues, manage priorities, and deliver improvements
Prepare clear technical documentation, user procedures, and training materials
provide end-user training and support
Manage time and resources, handle multiple assignments, and work under deadlines with minimal supervision
Communicate effectively and tactfully, orally and in writing, with District personnel, vendors, contractors, and the public
Maintain confidentiality, exercise sound judgment, and operate within District policies and purchasing procedures