Digital Ordering Systems Administrator
Pedros Flame Grilled Chicken
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This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, admin roles in South Africa typically pay R8 000 to R20 000 a month (indicative).
Job description
Pedros is looking for a Digital Ordering Systems Administrator to join our Technical Team. This role is responsible for the deployment, administration, maintenance and continuous improvement of our digital ordering platforms, including self-service kiosks, customer-facing ordering systems and related integrations.
You will play a key role in ensuring our digital ordering ecosystem remains reliable, efficient and optimised, while working closely with internal stakeholders and external technology partners to deliver an exceptional customer experience.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Deployment & Configuration
- Configure, deploy and commission kiosk environments for new store openings, relocations and hardware replacements.
- Ensure kiosk environments are fully operational and store-ready before launch.
- Perform remote software deployments, firmware upgrades and configuration changes with minimal disruption to business operations.
- Manage menu structures, modifier flows, combo configurations and upsell journeys to ensure accurate and commercially optimised customer ordering experiences.
Support & Incident Management
- Provide first and second-line support for kiosk, payment, software, hardware, network and integration-related incidents.
- Investigate, troubleshoot and resolve technical issues within agreed service levels.
- Conduct root cause analysis on recurring issues and implement preventative solutions to improve system reliability and uptime.
- Monitor system performance and proactively identify opportunities for improvement.
Integrations & Vendor Management
- Maintain integrations between kiosks, Micros Simphony POS, Transaction Junction, loyalty platforms and other digital ordering solutions.
- Escalate technical issues to vendors where necessary and manage resolution through to completion.
- Gather business requirements and coordinate system enhancements with vendors and development teams.
- Produce regular reports on system availability, transaction success rates, payment failures and platform usage.
Requirements
- Diploma or Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems or a related field.
- 3–5 years' experience supporting kiosk platforms, POS systems or digital ordering technologies.
- Experience administering customer-facing digital ordering systems within a retail, QSR or hospitality environment.
- Experience with remote device management and software deployment.
- Valid driver's licence and willingness to travel when required.
Knowledge & Skills
- Strong knowledge of kiosk platforms, POS systems and digital ordering technologies.
- Experience working with Micros Simphony POS.
- Experience with payment gateways and middleware solutions such as Transaction Junction is advantageous.
- Strong troubleshooting, diagnostic and root cause analysis skills.
- Experience supporting system integrations and remote device management.
- Excellent stakeholder management and vendor coordination skills.
- Strong analytical, organisational and problem-solving abilities.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
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