IT FUNCTIONAL ANALYST FOR SUPPLY CHAIN APPLICATIONS

- University graduate
- Specialization courses on different economic, business information systems represent an advantage
- Work experience of at least one year within the IT department
- Previous experience in IT projects, specifically in ERP-based projects (examples, responsibilities, accomplishments)
- PC skills: Windows, Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) – average level; SQL – average level; data bases – basic knowledge
- Experience on web applications is an advantage
- Good knowledge of English
- Knowledge of French would be an advantage
- Availability to travel abroad
- Analytical skills – challenges the status-quo
- Responsible and accountable for his/her actions
- Persevering, autonomous
- Is able to alert quickly the Functional Consultants on critical issues encountered in using the BI applications
- Is eager to learn
- Is able to multitask and perform on strict deadlines
- Creative / innovative: suggests system improvements and offers alternative solutions to the different problems that may appear
- Good communication skills
- Quality and result oriented
- Easily adaptable to changes
- Good team player, able to accept constructive criticism and give feedback

- University graduate. Specialization courses on different economic, business information systems represent an advantage.
- Work experience of at least one year within the IT department
- Previous experience in IT projects (examples, responsibilities, accomplishments)
- PC skills: Windows, Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) – average level; SQL – average level; data bases – basic knowledge;
- Experience on web applications is an advantage
- Good knowledge of English and French
- Availability to travel abroad
- Analytical skills
- Responsible, persevering, autonomous;
- Creative / innovative: suggests system improvements and offers alternative solutions to the different problems that may appear;
- Good communication skills;
- Quality and result oriented;
- Easily adaptable to changes;
- Good team player;

Ubisoft is one of the leading publishers of game software worldwide.
The industry definition of publisher includes three core activities: development (i.e. the creation of game software), publishing (i.e. the acquisition of rights to games and of external licenses as well as product marketing) and distribution (i.e. the physical delivery of the final product to all types of retailers).
Since it was founded in 1986, Ubisoft has gradually and successfully integrated these three core activities. The company now has development teams of exceptional quality, acknowledged expertise in marketing and global distribution channels, with offices in 22 different countries.
Around 2.000 employees all work toward a common goal: the creation of high-quality games for a growing and increasingly demanding audience of gamers.