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Gildan

Manufactures basic apparel via vertical integration

Administrator - E1 Configurable Network Computing

System Administration +1Updated on Nov 14
Full-timeMontreal, QC, CanadaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of E1 CNC experience with EnterpriseOne, including package builds, security administration, OMW, and OCM.
  • Good knowledge of operating systems, including Windows and iSeries.
  • At least 5 years of installation and upgrade experience with J2EE application servers, including WebLogic Application Server.
  • Experience supporting JAS, AIS, OVR, UDOs, and BI Publisher.
  • Experience supporting LDAP and SSO technologies.
  • Experience supporting E1 development issues, including reports, forms, BSFNs, and BSSV.
  • Installation and upgrade experience with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on Windows or AS/400.
  • At least 10 years of knowledge of networking, TCP/IP, and Microsoft Windows Server systems.
  • Strong knowledge of structured query language (SQL).

Responsibilities

  • Work with Business Analysts and Developers to support E1 running on AS400.
  • Support EnterpriseOne package builds and deployments.
  • Support various applications that are critical for E1.
  • Participate in bi-yearly disaster recovery tests.
  • Work with the Security team on SOX and audit items.
  • Keep systems up to date, including patches and E1 tools upgrades.
  • Work rotational shifts and provide occasional 24/7 on-call support.

About the Company

Gildan

Manufactures basic apparel via vertical integration

Gildan is a global manufacturer of basic apparel, focusing on undecorated blank t-shirts and related basics. Its products are produced through a vertically integrated model, controlling production from spinning yarn to sewing the final garment, with offshore sewing facilities to manage costs and quality. This allows Gildan to supply wholesale markets with high-volume, low-cost basic apparel such as 100% cotton tees, often used for screen printing and branding. The company has grown through strategic acquisitions like Anvil Knitwear and American Apparel to broaden its product lines and market reach, while maintaining a focus on scale and efficiency. Compared with competitors, Gildan emphasizes end-to-end control of manufacturing and cost leadership to offer affordable basics globally. Its goal is to be the world’s low-cost producer of high-quality basic apparel.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
1984

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