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ERP implementerמיישם ERP

What the ERP implementer role asks for, and what it holds

An ERP implementer leads processes in the IDF's central information systems, with a focus on the SAP system.

Combat supportC4I and Cyber DefenceProfile 45+Men and womenDark turquoise

The role's page on the IDF's site

The role asks for a medical profile of 45 and up.

Medical profile45+
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The medical profile runs from 21 to 97.

Kind of role
Combat support
Branch
C4I and Cyber Defence
Open to
Men and women
Medical profile
45 and up
Try-out
Not needed
Training place
Bsmach Alpha

This is what the work of the role holds.

Soldiers in the role analyze and lead organizational processes specific to the IDF. They shape solution concepts and write business and technical specification documents.

The soldier implements and customizes processes in SAP and works with modules such as HR and MM, which covers logistics. The work also includes maintaining and improving systems used across the organization.

Soldiers in the role work daily with developers, testers and product managers, and with the client's representatives in the weapons and equipment field.

This is how the IDF's page sets out the way into the role.

  1. 1Passing the computer professions screening of the Teleprocessing Directorate
  2. 2A group dynamics stage that tests teamwork, systems thinking and interpersonal communication
  3. 3A personal interview on motivation and fit for the role

This is how the training for the role runs.

The training lasts about 15 weeks at Bsmach Alpha in the Teleprocessing Campus in Beersheba and covers product management, systems analysis, development methods such as Agile, Lean and Waterfall, system specification, SAP and the ABAP language, databases and SQL, quality assurance and work with clients. It combines hands-on practice, ongoing projects and direct exposure to ERP implementers in units.

Where it trainsBsmach Alpha

This is what service in the role looks like.

Soldiers serve in key IDF directorates in the south and center of the country. The role requires an advance commitment to 9 months of career service in return for the college studies.

The role also asks for a few more things.

  • Open to graduates of the technological reserve program in software engineering
  • A security clearance suited to the role, obtained before enlistment
  • Open to both men and women

After the role, the IDF's page names these paths.

  • Suitable soldiers can advance to command and officer tracks.
  • The role allows further professional growth in information systems and ERP, and gives experience of value in civilian life.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the ERP implementer role ask for?

The role asks for a medical profile of 45 and up.

Who can serve as ERP implementer?

The role is open to men and women.

Is there a try-out for ERP implementer?

The IDF's page sets out the selection this way. Passing the computer professions screening of the Teleprocessing Directorate. A group dynamics stage that tests teamwork, systems thinking and interpersonal communication. A personal interview on motivation and fit for the role.

What does the training for ERP implementer hold?

The training lasts about 15 weeks at Bsmach Alpha in the Teleprocessing Campus in Beersheba and covers product management, systems analysis, development methods such as Agile, Lean and Waterfall, system specification, SAP and the ABAP language, databases and SQL, quality assurance and work with clients. It combines hands-on practice, ongoing projects and direct exposure to ERP implementers in units.

The role's page on the IDF's site

This page was written from the IDF's pages for future soldiers, read on 6 November 2026.

  • The role's page on the IDF's site: ERP implementer

The requirements and screenings change from time to time, and the IDF's page for each role is the one that counts.

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