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The Middleware Engineer (EDI) will design, implement, and maintain integration solutions for EDI transactions across various business applications. Responsibilities include collaborating with internal and external teams, managing integration platforms, and ensuring compliance and optimization of EDI communications. The role requires proven experience in middleware engineering and EDI implementation.

As a Middleware Engineer specializing in iPaaS, you will design and maintain integration solutions that enhance communication between diverse systems. Your responsibilities include collaborating with teams to define integration requirements, participating in the lifecycle management of integration platforms, and ensuring robust platform design.

The Core Integration Product Manager will focus on steering the strategic vision and roadmap for the integration product family, managing demand requests, backlog, product lifecycle, and overseeing funding and ROI while collaborating across teams in an agile setup.

The Global Tech Expert will design, document user stories, and ensure accurate data processes in the ERP system. Responsibilities include building and testing use cases, supporting training and rollout activities, and managing projects within the program framework to deliver on time and within budget.

The Design Authority Lead will oversee and guide design projects, ensuring alignment with global technology standards. This role focuses on maintaining design integrity across teams and enhancing user experience while collaborating with various stakeholders.

The Key Account Manager for Hypermarkets is responsible for achieving sell-in and sell-out targets, overseeing channel profitability, and leading negotiations at the Head Office level. This role involves strategic business planning, monitoring market trends, managing account relationships, and ensuring compliance with brand objectives. The manager also evaluates sales performance and supervises sales teams to achieve key performance indicators.

The Luxury Manager is responsible for achieving sales targets through strategic business plans for Luxury customers, ensuring profitability and market visibility. The role involves establishing relationships with high-net-worth individuals, managing events, and collaborating with marketing teams. The manager will also monitor market trends, optimize distribution, and oversee the training of stakeholders to enhance brand engagement.