EDI / e-invoicing Integration Engineer - with fluent German

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ecosioB2B integration

Our remote-first culture lets you work remotely from one of our designated countries Workations of up to 90 days per year within the EUFull-TimeMiddle

SalaryAt least 54,000 EUR per year

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Job Details

Languages: English, German
Experience: Several years

Requirements

Several years of work experience in e-invoicing and/or EDI
Experience with the integration of ERP import and export interfaces based on XML, CSV and IDocs
Experience with EDI onboardings, EDI service providers and Value Added Networks (VANs)
Experience with national e-invoicing mandates around the globe
In-depth knowledge of typical EDI and integration formats like XML, EDIFACT, ANSI X12, and VDA
In-depth knowledge of EDI protocols like AS2, OFTP2 or PEPPOL
Excellent communication skills in English and German
Know-how in project management, supply chain management and/or logistics
Strong organisational skills and enjoy working independently

Responsibilities

Optimising e-invoicing and global supply chains by planning, coordinating and technically implementing e-invoicing and EDI projects on our cloud platform
Communicating worldwide with our partner companies, customers and their suppliers
Acting as the interface between our customers, their ERP System and our SaaS platform
Taking on new customers (after handover from Sales) and independently progressing your integration projects
Appearing as a sparring partner for our customers and solving their technical issues
Performing proactively to ensure each project’s success
Coordinating mappings for e-invoicing and EDI integration with the document engineering team for your integration projects
Encouraging the evaluation and implementation of new tools and processes for the project and managing the process

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