Functional analyst

The Functional  Analyst position at General Motors (GM) is a high-level technical role focused on modernizing and maintaining the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) infrastructure that powers GM’s global supply chain.

As GM transitions toward an all-electric future, this remote role is critical for ensuring that data exchange between the company and its thousands of global partners remains seamless and efficient.

Key Responsibilities

• Functional analyst : Design, configure, and manage complex EDI systems to support global procurement and logistics.
• Standardization: Implement and maintain EDI standards (such as ANSI X12, EDIFACT, and VDA) to ensure compatibility across different regions and vendors.
• Problem Resolution: Act as a lead for troubleshooting complex transmission failures, mapping errors, and connectivity issues.
• Collaboration: Partner with IT architects, supply chain managers, and external vendors to integrate new EDI workflows into GM’s existing ERP environment.
• Modernization: Assist in the migration from legacy systems to cloud-based or API-driven data exchange platforms.

Required Skills & Experience

• Technical Expertise: Extensive experience with EDI mapping, translation software, and communication protocols (AS2, SFTP, FTPS).
• Industry Knowledge: Deep understanding of automotive supply chain processes and data requirements.
• Analytical Ability: Strong capacity for analyzing large datasets and translating business requirements into technical configurations.
• Communication: Ability to bridge the gap between technical IT requirements and business-focused supply chain goals.

Working at General Motors

• Remote Flexibility: This role is designated as “Work from Home,” allowing for a flexible work environment while supporting a global team.
• Innovation-Driven: Employees contribute to GM’s “Triple Zero” vision (Zero Crashes, Zero Emissions, Zero Congestion).
• Scale: You will be managing data flows for a company that employs over 165,000 people and operates some of the most recognized brands in the world, including Chevrolet, Cadillac, and GMC.