Job Title: NetSuite Administrator
Supervisor: CTO
Location: Mexico
Contract Type: Full-Time Employee, indefinite period
Travel: 10%
About Acceso:
Acceso (www.acceso.org) is an award-winning social enterprise that is revolutionizing food systems in Latin America and the Caribbean to put smallholder farmers first. Acceso’s mission is to create fundamental and lasting positive economic change in the lives of rural smallholder farming families. Acceso’s seed-to-market model provides smallholder farmers with a sustainable way to participate in formalized markets, enabling them to work themselves out of poverty with dignity and to prosper. Acceso is currently a team of over 600 determined and driven change-makers supporting over 35,000 smallholder farmers across Colombia, Haiti, El Salvador and Guatemala.
About this Role:
The NetSuite Administrator will be responsible for the day-day administration, management, and optimization of the NetSuite ERP system. This includes ensuring the system runs efficiently, implementing system updates and improvements, providing support to end-users,
and working closely with cross-functional teams to align NetSuite processes with business objectives. The role requires a strong understanding of NetSuite’s functionality, customization capabilities, and integrations with third-party systems.
The NetSuite Administrator will report to the IT Director or Head of Finance (or designated department) and work closely with the Finance Team, Operations, Sales, and external vendors to ensure smooth integration and system performance.
Key Responsibilities:
System Administration:
- Manage and maintain the NetSuite ERP system to ensure optimal performance and availability.
- Monitor and maintain system configurations, data integrity, and security settings.
- Administer user roles, permissions, access, and security, ensuring proper role-based access control.
- Manage system upgrades, patches, and ensure timely application of releases.
- Oversee system data
📌 NetSuite Administrator (México)
🏢 Acceso
📍 México