Full-Time

Senior ERP Analyst

Posted on 5/9/2026

Comfort Systems USA

Comfort Systems USA

1,001-5,000 employees

National HVAC design, installation, service.

No salary listed

Houston, TX, USA

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Category
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
Power BI
Data Governance
Requirements
  • 7+ years of hands-on ERP experience in a manufacturing, engineering, construction, or project-driven environment, with progressive responsibility and ownership of ERP solutions.
  • Demonstrated experience leading end-to-end ERP initiatives, including requirements gathering, solution design, system configuration, testing/UAT, deployment, and post-go-live stabilization.
  • Proven ability to act as a functional lead and trusted advisor to business stakeholders, translating complex operational requirements into scalable, sustainable ERP solutions.
  • Experience supporting or partnering with integrations, reporting/analytics, and master data management, ensuring ERP data accuracy and process alignment across systems.
  • Strong understanding of manufacturing and operational business processes, including production planning, inventory control, procurement, and project-based execution.
  • Experience working in growth-oriented or transformational environments, where standardization, governance, and scalability are critical.
  • Prior experience collaborating with external vendors, consultants, and system integrators, including managing deliverables and holding partners accountable to timelines and quality standards.
  • Familiarity with change management, governance, and release management practices within an ERP ecosystem.
  • Exposure to data, reporting, or analytics platforms (e.g., Power BI or similar) and an understanding of how ERP data supports enterprise reporting and decision-making.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Business Administration, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field; equivalent practical experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as the lead ERP analyst and subject matter expert for Infor LN (LN CE), owning configuration, process design, and solution delivery across manufacturing, inventory/warehousing, procurement, planning (MPS/MRP), project execution, and finance-adjacent processes.
  • Lead requirements gathering and process discovery; translate needs into functional specifications and system designs that prioritize scalability, standardization, and maintainability.
  • Configure and maintain LN parameters, master setups, and module settings; ensure system behavior aligns with internal controls and intended business processes.
  • Optimize ERP workflows supporting production execution, production orders, labor/material reporting, inventory accuracy, cycle counting, warehouse transfers, shipping/receiving, and multi-site operations.
  • Partner with operations and process improvement stakeholders to reduce manual steps, eliminate workarounds, and improve visibility into production status, inventory position, and execution readiness.
  • Support connected shop floor and warehouse applications where applicable (e.g., SPS JobControl / StockControl) by ensuring LN transactions, master data, and process steps support clean operational execution and accurate reporting.
  • Own continuous improvement of planning processes including MPS/MRP behavior, exception management, item planning parameters, supplier/lead time settings, and purchasing workflows.
  • Lead periodic MRP “health checks” and root-cause analysis of planning outcomes, including issues related to planned order changes, BOM/routing accuracy, and lead time/supply relationship setup.
  • Collaborate with procurement, planning, and finance stakeholders to improve controls and consistency for purchase order management, receipts, matching, and exception resolution.
  • Drive ERP data integrity by enforcing standards for item master attributes, routings, BOMs, calendars/resources, vendor lead times, and other critical master data required for planning and execution.
  • Manage controlled mass update/import procedures (templates, required fields, and verification steps) and limit risk through standardization, training, and permission discipline.
  • Partner with Master Data stakeholders and business data stewards (if/when established) to clarify data ownership and improve data quality at the source.
  • Own ERP functional change management: coordinate configuration changes, testing evidence, UAT planning, approvals, cutover activities, and post-release validation.
  • Ensure ERP changes follow the organization’s Infor change control expectations for major, minor, and emergency changes, including required approvals and documented testing evidence.
  • Develop and maintain test scripts, UAT checklists, and regression test approaches for core business processes to reduce risk and downtime, especially during monthly maintenance updates and system changes.
  • Provide advanced troubleshooting and problem management for ERP issues impacting users and operations; identify root causes and implement durable fixes.
  • Partner with vendor support and consultants to resolve complex defects and escalate issues effectively with clear evidence, reproduction steps, and business impact analysis.
  • Improve supportability through knowledge articles, standardized troubleshooting steps, and “first response” procedures for common incidents.
  • Support and maintain role-based access designs and related security configurations (including DEM roles as applicable), ensuring least privilege and appropriate segregation of duties.
  • Coordinate access changes with stakeholders and maintain audit-ready evidence for role updates and approval decisions.
  • Partner with PLM stakeholders to align engineering workflows with ERP execution needs (e.g., released items/BOMs/routings, revisions, effective dates, and downstream planning impacts).
  • Collaborate with Integration teams to validate end-to-end business outcomes for ERP-connected applications and interfaces, including monitoring, exception handling, and process continuity.
  • Collaborate with Data/Analytics stakeholders to ensure ERP data is structured and governed for reporting and enterprise metrics, supporting the organization’s analytics modernization (e.g., Power BI / Microsoft Fabric usage and migration).
  • Leverage AI-enabled tools to accelerate analysis, documentation, test case generation, and knowledgebase creation while ensuring outputs are reviewed for accuracy and handled in compliance with company confidentiality and policy requirements.
  • Identify practical opportunities to apply AI/process intelligence capabilities to improve ERP operations (e.g., exception trend analysis, anomaly detection, workflow bottleneck insights) in partnership with data and business stakeholders.
  • Develop and maintain ERP training materials, process documentation, job aids, and standard work instructions; conduct training for key users and stakeholders.
  • Support change adoption by communicating impacts clearly, enabling business readiness, and ensuring smooth transitions to improved workflows.
  • All other duties as assigned by TAS.
Desired Qualifications
  • Infor LN (LN CE) experience strongly preferred, including functional configuration, process design, and optimization across one or more core modules (e.g., Manufacturing, Inventory/Warehousing, Procurement, Planning/MRP, Project Execution, or Finance-adjacent processes).

Comfort Systems USA provides heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) services across the United States. It combines multiple experienced HVAC firms into a national company that designs, installs, tunes, and maintains HVAC systems for a wide range of buildings, from schools and grocery stores to hospitals, museums, hotels, factories, and warehouses. The company works on both new installations and ongoing service, using specialized centers of excellence to ensure the right expertise for each project. Its goal is to offer the broadest possible technical capability and service for any HVAC need, anywhere and anytime.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Houston, Texas

Founded

1997

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What believers are saying

  • Record $12.45B backlog as of March 31, 2026, provides multi-year visibility.
  • Acquired West electrical contractor adds $250M annualized revenue.
  • Q1 2026 revenue surged 57% to $2.87B with 51% organic growth.

What critics are saying

  • Labor shortages delay data center projects and erode margins in 6-12 months.
  • EMCOR Group captures contracts with 25% faster modular delivery.
  • Quanta Services undercuts electrical bids by 15% using telecom expertise.

What makes Comfort Systems USA unique

  • Technology sector drove 139% revenue growth to 56% of Q1 2026 sales via data centers.
  • Expanded modular capacity to 4 million square feet through 2025 acquisitions.
  • Serves hyperscalers Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft with HVAC and electrical systems.

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Yahoo Finance
Apr 13th, 2026
Comfort Systems backlog nearly doubles to $12B, driven by data center and AI infrastructure demand

Comfort Systems USA has entered 2026 with strong order momentum, supported by a record backlog approaching $12 billion at year-end 2025, nearly double the prior year. The surge reflects robust bookings, particularly in data centres, with technology-related work accounting for 45% of 2025 revenue, up from 33% previously. Fourth-quarter 2025 revenues rose 42% year-over-year to $2.65 billion, whilst earnings per share more than doubled. The backlog's extended duration, driven by larger and more complex projects, provides multi-year revenue visibility through 2027 and beyond. The company is expanding modular capacity and investing in workforce and acquisitions to support future demand. Key competitors include EMCOR Group and Quanta Services, which compete across data centre and infrastructure projects.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 7th, 2026
Comfort Systems USA stock up 54% in 2026 as AI data centre boom drives record $12B backlog

Comfort Systems USA, an HVAC company benefiting from AI infrastructure demand, has seen shares rise over 54% year-to-date through 6 April, whilst the S&P declined. The company has delivered 1,500% gains over five years. The firm reported a record backlog of nearly $12 billion in February, roughly double from the start of the year and up 27.3% quarter-over-quarter. Fourth-quarter revenue jumped 41.7% year-over-year whilst net income more than doubled. The company maintains a 10-year revenue compound annual growth rate of 21.3%. Comfort Systems USA serves the booming AI data centre market, which requires HVAC systems for cooling AI chips. The company also pursues acquisitions, including Feyen Zylstra Holdings and Meisner Electric last year, to expand market share alongside organic growth.

Yahoo Finance
Apr 6th, 2026
Comfort Systems scales modular capacity to 4M sq ft to capture data centre growth

Comfort Systems USA has raised its modular construction capacity to approximately 3 million square feet and plans to expand to nearly 4 million square feet by the end of 2026. The move comes as the company reported strong 2025 results, with revenue rising 29.5% year over year to $9.1 billion and earnings per share surging 97.8% to $28.88. The expansion responds to growing demand for prefabricated solutions, particularly in data centre projects driven by AI and cloud computing. Modular construction offers faster project timelines, improved labour productivity and enhanced quality control whilst addressing skilled labour constraints. The strategy positions Comfort Systems competitively against firms like AECOM and Jacobs Solutions, giving it advantages in execution speed and modular deployment whilst strengthening margins through its integrated design-build model.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 24th, 2026
Comfort Systems rallied on AI data centre demand, revenue up 20%

Comfort Systems USA has been highlighted as a top contributor in Brown Advisory Mid-Cap Growth Strategy's fourth-quarter 2025 investor letter. The commercial, industrial and institutional mechanical and electrical services provider benefited significantly from AI-driven demand for data centre construction. The company exceeded market expectations and its own guidance, growing revenue over 20% for the year. Strong backlog growth supports continued above-historical expansion, whilst elevated demand is driving record-high gross margins and profit growth. As of the fourth quarter, 72 hedge funds held Comfort Systems USA in their portfolios, up from 67 in the previous quarter. The company's shares gained 277.49% over the past 52 weeks, giving it a market capitalisation of $49.54 billion.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 20th, 2026
2 cash-producing stocks for long-term investors and 1 to avoid

Comfort Systems, a mechanical and electrical contracting services provider, has raised its free cash flow margin by 6.1 percentage points over five years to 11.4%. The company's backlog has grown 47.6% on average over the past two years, indicating strong demand exceeding supply. Lam Research, a semiconductor wafer fabrication equipment provider, posted a 30.2% trailing 12-month free cash flow margin. The company achieved 19.8% annual revenue growth over the past two years whilst improving capital efficiency. Meanwhile, Kimberly-Clark faces challenges despite its 10% free cash flow margin. The household products company has seen disappointing organic revenue growth and its free cash flow margin declined by five percentage points over the past year. Analysts expect just 2.1% sales growth next year.