Technical Business Analyst – ERP
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Enpal in Lombardia
Location: Italy
Type: Freelancer full-time
About the role
We are looking for a Technical Business Analyst freelancer to join our team and act as the bridge between our business operations and the systems that support them. The right person sits comfortably at the intersection of finance and operations on one side, and databases, integrations and ERP tooling on the other. You will not be writing production code, but you should be able to run a SQL query, read a script, follow an API spec, and generally find your way around technical work without needing a developer to hold your hand.
This role is hands‑on. Expect to spend your time understanding how revenue and costs are booked, mapping those flows into an ERP configuration, migrating data between systems, setting up small instances, and connecting tools together. We need someone who can sit with a finance lead in the morning to map a process and then by the afternoon be working through a data migration, an integration spec, or an ERP module setup.
What you will do
- Translate business processes (revenue recognition, cost booking,
procurement, inventory, billing, reporting) into ERP configurations and system requirements.
- Lead and execute small-to-mid scale ERP implementations and module rollouts.
- Run data migrations between systems, including cleansing, mapping, and validation.
- Set up integrations and connections between platforms (ERP, CRM, finance tools, data warehouses).
- Configure and stand up small instances of ERP and adjacent systems for testing and rollout.
- Document business processes, system architecture, and configurations clearly enough that others can follow.
- Work primarily with finance, operations, and engineering stakeholders to gather requirements and validate solutions.
- Support user acceptance testing, training, and go‑live activities.
What we are looking for
Business and process side (essential):
- Strong understanding of core business processes, particularly finance: how revenue