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Great Plains Specialist
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Country: USA
Location: California-Silicon Valley/San Jose Santa Clara, CA 95134
Total applied: 40
Job Category:IT/Software Development
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
Education Level:Bachelor's Degree
Location:Santa Clara, CA 95134
Status:Full Time, Temporary/Contract/Project
Occupations:Software/System Architecture
Career Level:Experienced (Non-Manager)
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
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Great Plains Specialist
Accretive Solutions' unique expertise and longevity in accounting, finance and information technology consulting services, offer our valued consultants the most rewarding career opportunities. Whether you are a CPA, CIO or senior professional, Accretive Solutions truly offers the best of both worlds - the ability to advance your skills, working with a variety of client industry leaders - while also enjoying the continuity of a respected career partner and employer, Accretive Solutions.
At Accretive Solutions, we know that you play the biggest role in our success and our ability to provide customer service excellence. So our internal, seasoned team of placement experts make the extra effort to offer you: career advancement, a highly professional work environment, training, flexibility and the most exciting variety of projects. Most of all, we offer you opportunities that allow you to make a rewarding, tangible business difference every day.
Great Plains Specialist:
Description:
You will be part of our team implementing Great Plains for one of our Silicon Valley clientsThis will be a hands-on data conversion role with Microsoft Great PlainsYou will be responsible for the preparation of data maps to be used in the population of Great Plains tables
Requirements:
Hands-on knowledge of the technical environment of Great PlainsPrevious consulting experience preferredExcellent communication skills, ability to interact effectively with at all levels of an organizationBA or BS degree in a computer related discipline.
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