Netsuite-SCM

Dallas, TX
Full Time
Experienced
 NetSuite Consultant Supply Chain Management
 candidates should be open to work in EST/PST time zones

Job Responsibilities / Duties: 
  • Lead or support end-to-end NetSuite Supply Chain & Manufacturing implementations, including requirements gathering, solution design, configuration, testing, deployment, and post-go-live support. 
  • Provide expert guidance on operational processes including: 
  • Production planning and scheduling Work Orders, Assemblies, WIP & Routings 
  • Outsourced manufacturing  
  • Demand Planning, Supply Planning & MRP 
  • Inventory planning and replenishment 
  • Procurement workflows, vendor management, and purchasing optimization 
  • Warehouse processes, including put away, picking, packing, shipping, and cycle counting. 
  • Configure and optimize key NetSuite modules: 
  • Advanced Manufacturing or Work Orders & Assemblies 
  • Advanced Procurement / Blanket POs / Vendor Contracts 
  • Inventory, Bins, Lot/Serial, and Replenishment Logic 
  • Order Management (fulfillment rules, ATP, backorders, allocations) 
  • Design and deploy custom dashboards and operational reports to support KPIs such as production throughput, on-time delivery, purchase performance, inventory turns, and supply chain visibility. 
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Operations, Production, Supply Chain, Finance, and IT) to ensure seamless alignment between system processes and business goals. 
  • Assist with data migration, UAT, production readiness, and integrations involving MES systems, WMS tools, 3PLs, or manufacturing equipment data (where applicable). 
  • Provide mentoring to junior consultants and contribute to internal best practices, templates, and solution frameworks. 
  • Stay current on NetSuite SCM & Manufacturing release features and emerging best practices to continuously enhance customer solutions. 
 
Work Experience 
  • Minimum of 3–4 years of hands-on NetSuite consulting experience, with strong functional knowledge in Supply Chain Management (SCM), Manufacturing, and Operational workflows. 
  • Proven experience implementing or optimizing NetSuite Advanced Manufacturing, Work Orders & Assemblies, WIP & Routings, Outsourced Manufacturing, or Production Scheduling. 
  • Strong expertise in Inventory Management, including Item Types, Bins, Lot/Serial tracking, Replenishment Methods, Safety Stock, and Demand/Supply Planning. 
  • Experience with Supply Chain modules such as Advanced Procurement, Vendor Management, Purchasing Contracts, Blanket POs, Supply Plans, and Landed Cost tracking. 
  • In-depth understanding of P2P, O2C, and Manufacturing process flows, including MRP, production planning, and fulfillment operations. 
  • Experience with Manufacturing Costing, including Standard Costing, cost roll-ups, and variance analysis. 
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and documentation skills—especially translating operational requirements into NetSuite solutions. 
  • Experience leading client workshops, facilitating design sessions, and delivering user training for supply chain/operations teams. 
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, especially when working with operations, warehouse, production, and procurement teams. 
 
Certifications (Preferred/Required): 
  • NetSuite SuiteFoundation Certification (Required) 
  • NetSuite Manufacturing or Supply Chain certification (Preferred 
  • Additional NetSuite certifications (e.g., ERP Consultant) are a plus. 
 
Nice to Have: 
  • Exposure to SuiteFlow, SuiteAnalytics, or basic SuiteScript understanding (functional). 
  • Experience across multi-entity global NetSuite environments, especially with multi-facility production or distribution models. 
  • Background in manufacturing, supply chain consulting, or ERP/operations implementations. 
 
 
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