Informatics Specialist

  • New York, NY
  • Posted 3 days ago | Updated moments ago

Overview

On Site
$125000 - $150000 per annum
Full Time

Skills

Informatics Specialist

Job Details




We're seeking an experienced D365 Business Analyst to join the IT-side implementation team to support a leading global luxury retailer in their transition to Microsoft Dynamics 365 in the cloud. This long-term project is kicking off a fresh analysis phase and will focus initially on Retail and CRM modules, followed by Finance & Operations. This is a hands-on role focused on solution configuration, stakeholder collaboration, and system support.


Project Highlights:



  • Implementation Type: Cloud-based Microsoft Dynamics 365

  • Timeline: Analysis phase launching soon; implementation starts Sept/Oct

  • Duration: ~15 months + post-go-live optimization

  • Scope: Retail and CRM rollout (U.S. and global), followed by Finance & Operations

  • Team: 15-20 U.S.-based team members; global expansion to follow


Key Responsibilities:



  • Collaborate with solution architect, IT team, and business stakeholders

  • Support requirements gathering, system design, configuration, testing, and documentation

  • Configure core Retail features: product screens, discounts, pricing, logos, warehouse structures

  • Document business processes and workflows (Visio preferred)

  • Assist in training end users and validating design decisions


Requred Experience:



  • Hands-on experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 (especially Retail modules

  • Strong understanding of retail business operations

  • Proven D365 configuration experience


Preferred Experience:



  • Experience with CRM modules

  • Strong process documentation skills (Visio)

  • Familiarity with Power BI, Azure DevOps, Jira, SharePoint


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