The opportunity
ERP
ERP Director
The opportunity
Our client in the distribution industry is looking for an ERP Director to lead their enterprise systems function within the IT department. This is a hands-on leadership role: setting team priorities, managing day-to-day workloads, shaping IT strategy, and making sure technology initiatives stay aligned with where the business is going. The role manages a team of four — IT helpdesk, NetSuite administrators, and an AI developer — and covers ERP leadership, infrastructure support, and emerging AI initiatives. The company moves high volumes of consumer health products through major national retail chains, and the ERP platform touches everything from warehouse operations to accounting.
Requirements:
What you’ll bring
What happens next
Apply directly on this page with your resume and an optional note. The application routes privately to the specialist leading this practice.
What you’ll bring
- Proven leadership managing an IT/ERP team (this role leads 4): setting priorities, managing workloads, developing people
- Contributes to IT strategy — aligning systems, infrastructure, ERP roadmap, and AI initiatives with business goals
- Infrastructure support oversight: networks, systems, and end-user computing running reliably
- Deep understanding of warehouse processes — receiving, putaway, picking, shipping, cycle counts — and how they flow through ERP
- Strong grasp of distribution operations: order-to-cash and procure-to-pay end to end
- Solid accounting literacy: inventory, COGS, AP/AR, and month-end close inside the ERP
- Track record of mapping real-world processes and configuring ERP systems to fit them
- Able to work with in-house developers to automate manual processes
- Comfortable translating between warehouse staff, accountants, and executives
- Background in distribution, wholesale, or 3PL strongly preferred; NetSuite an asset
What happens next
Apply directly on this page with your resume and an optional note. The application routes privately to the specialist leading this practice.