NetSuite Functional Lead (ERP & AI Ops)
Teads is seeking a NetSuite Functional Lead to oversee its global ERP ecosystem and drive functional rollouts. The role involves managing system architecture, migration, and Level 3 expert support for NetSuite OneWorld. You will be expected to leverage AI tools like Claude and Gemini to accelerate system configuration and documentation. This is a lead-level role requiring significant hands-on expertise in financial operations and system automation.
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Experience
5+ years
Function
Operations
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Teads is seeking a NetSuite Functional Lead to oversee its global ERP ecosystem and drive functional rollouts. The role involves managing system architecture, migration, and Level 3 expert support for NetSuite OneWorld. You will be expected to leverage AI tools like Claude and Gemini to accelerate system configuration and documentation. This is a lead-level role requiring significant hands-on expertise in financial operations and system automation.
TAL's take
Solid role at an established global adtech firm with clear responsibilities and a niche ERP leadership focus.
The JD is very precise regarding the responsibilities, specific NetSuite modules required, and the unique AI-driven operational expectations.
Must haves
- 5+ years hands-on functional experience with NetSuite
- Minimum 3 full-lifecycle global rollouts
- Expert knowledge of OneWorld, ARM, and Fixed Assets
- Experience using AI tools for ERP workflow optimization and documentation
- Ability to manage complex functional tasks independently
Tools and skills
About the company
Global advertising platform with significant international presence but not a household name tech unicorn.
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