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Computerworld Australia's hot jobs round-up: 11 July 2011

A look at the hot IT jobs and certifications around Australia this week

A look at the hot IT jobs and certifications around Australia this week.

Unknown organisation - Solutions Architect – Document Management

Location: Melbourne, VIC

Job Type: Contract

Salary: N/A

Skills required:

Experience with:

  • Extensive experience and success in the design and implementation of Document Management solutions in complex, large scale environments
  • Deep customer and vendor insight
  • A wide range of expertise designing and implementing document management systems e.g. IBM FileNet.
  • Experience with document imaging and intelligent document recognition systems preferred

Unknown organisation - Business Systems Analyst

Location: Sydney, NSW

Job Type: Contract

Salary: N/A

Skills required:

  • You will have a minimum of 3-5 years business/process analysis experience with a focus on systems, a good understanding and knowledge of the SDLC of systems analysis, interface and database design as well as a good understanding of current ICT systems architectures
  • Experience in drafting technical RFP documentation for outsourcing services and in managing contractual services, in addition to experience with Holocentric, MS-Visio or similar process mapping tools is highly desired.

Sirius Technology - Seek: SAP Senior CRM Functional Consultant

Location: Sydney, NSW

Job Type: N/A

Salary: N/A

Skills required:

  • Over 5-7 years SAP CRM experience within large organisations
  • Candidates must be eligible to live and work in Australia with the ability to travel should it be required without restrictions.

Unknown organisation - Seek: BI Developer Consultant

Location: Perth, WA

Job Type: Permanent

Salary: N/A

Skills required:

  • The successful candidate will have experience working in a similar role.
  • Knowledge and experience working within an ERP environment and multiple ETL/BI platforms would be advantageous.

Unknown organisation - Seek: Senior BDM - ICT Outsourcing

Location: Sydney, NSW

Job Type: N/A

Salary: N/A

Skills required:

  • Extensive experience in establishing Customer relationships.
  • Excellent understanding of IT/BPO Services & Managed services.
  • A proven track record of previous Business Development experience into key verticals eg Banking & Finance, Manufacturing, Utilities etc
  • The ability to consult on & develop roll out strategies & short, medium & long-term road maps.

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