How to become an ERP developer?

ERP Developers need to have some formal training and education, usually in the form of a bachelor’s degree in computer science, business, finance, or computer engineering. For candidates with a bachelor’s degree, employers prefer at least three to five years of professional experience with ERP software; for an individual without a degree, you should possess at least five to seven years of concrete experience. ERP Developers are financially-savvy and have a thorough understanding of SQL database development and Advanced Product Quality Planning tools. While not often required, additional certifications in project management or auditing will augment your job prospects. Some employers mandate a pre-employment background check and drug screen.