When putting together an ERP consultant resume, you want to highlight your technical and communication skills. Start off by putting your objective near the top of the resume. The objective should contain the keyword for the position you are applying for and a piece of pertinent information designed to catch the reader’s eye, for example: ERP consulting position where more than 10 years of related experience will add value.

Decide which keywords you will need in your resume. The keywords should include your area of specialty, your degree, the modules you work with and other keywords such as client-server and communication.

Create a technical profile, making sure to use keywords. Include all technical functions you have experience with, including meeting client needs (technical and/or financial), all computer skills, types of applications implemented and/or interfaced and any ratings you may have earned for your work. Under your technical profile, add your education then your experience. This functional resume highlights your skills rather than your work history.

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