Sappi is a global company focused on providing dissolving wood pulp, paper-pulp and paper based solutions to its direct and indirect customer base across more than 100 countries. Our dissolving wood pulp is used worldwide by converters to create viscose fibre for clothing and textiles, acetate tow, pharmaceutical products as well as a wide range of consumer ...
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You will be part of the global IT team responsible to analyze, implement, improve, and support Manufacturing Execution System (MES) solutions for all our global production locations (South Africa, Europe, North America).
Doing this, you will:
learn about various business processes and will translate these into IT solutions
be responsible for creating technical concepts with a strong focus on standardizing processes
support global changes and extensions to existing functionality
have the opportunity to join a multi-year global project to standardize Sappi’s solution landscape for pulp and paper processes including the interfaces of future and current MES with Sappi’s ERP system and various automation equipment
Required qualifications:
Analytical and structured thinking is easy for you
Due to your education or work experience, you’ve gained comprehensive understanding of the whole application development process from initial user discussions to post-go-live support
You have solid knowledge in databases, specifically Oracle, PL/SQL
Experience in programming tools/languages is helpful (e.g. 4GL, C, Java, .NET Core, JavaScript, ReactJS, HTML5…)
You completed your university level education in the field of computer science and/or gained relevant professional experience
You are willing to learn exciting industry-specific processes
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