ERP Implementer
מיישם ERP
- Profile
- 45 and above
- Beret
- Dark turquoise
- Combat support
- Men and women
What you would be doing
You implement and configure SAP — one of the most complex and in-demand ERP systems in the world — which holds together an organization of hundreds of thousands of people. You analyze complex processes, write technical documentation, code in ABAP, and work directly with clients inside the army.
What it takes to get in
For graduates of the technological academic reserve (grades 13-14) in software engineering. Must pass the Communications Corps computer-track selection, security clearance before enlistment, and a preliminary 9-month career-service (keva) commitment for the college studies.
Training
About a 15-week course at Basmach Alpha, at the communications compound in Beer Sheva.
Where you serve
In key IDF directorates in central and southern Israel.
What it is worth afterwards
Experience with SAP, one of the most in-demand ERP systems in the world — valued in business and IT.
- Computers and coding
- Analysis and thinking
- A trade for civilian life