Isaiah Ritenour

Systems Engineer · Acumatica · Data Automation

I build the systems layer that keeps operations moving.

I turn fragile handoffs, manual reporting, and disconnected business systems into reliable workflows. My work spans Acumatica ERP, n8n, SQL, Python, EDI, and the operational details in between.

10+ hrs weekly manual reporting reduced through Python automation
30% reporting-efficiency lift from optimized ERP OData pipelines
ERP customizations, imports, GIs, and reporting built around Acumatica

Selected Work

Practical projects for real business bottlenecks.

See the implementation details behind the systems work: the problem, the approach, and the result.

Read the project case study
01 Case Study

Asana ticket communication loop

Built a four-workflow n8n system that keeps shared inbox requests, Asana tasks, email replies, and attachments connected in one trackable conversation.

02 Data

Reporting pipelines that replace spreadsheet drift

Developed pipelines around Acumatica OData feeds, pandas, NumPy, openpyxl, Flask, and SQL to parse files, transform data, generate Excel outputs, and make reporting repeatable.

03 Automation

Workflow automation between business systems

Designed automations for routine handoffs, scheduled processing, notifications, file movement, API calls, and exception visibility so recurring work can run without constant babysitting.

04 Integrations

Data exchange with fewer blind spots

Worked with EDI and integration flows where validation, mapping, monitoring, and clean error paths matter. The goal is always the same: fewer surprises after data leaves one system for another.

How I Work

Systems thinking, hands-on implementation.

I like work where the answer lives between the database, the ERP, the automation layer, and the people who need the output. That means I care about the query, the import, the endpoint, the spreadsheet, and the person who has to trust it on Monday morning.

My current work sits closer to systems engineering than traditional support: improving ERP behavior, cleaning up integration paths, automating repeatable work, and building the SQL/Python pieces that make business data easier to trust.

ERP & Operations

  • Acumatica customizations
  • Generic Inquiries
  • Imports and processing screens
  • Report Designer
  • Business process automation

Data & Automation

  • Python, pandas, NumPy
  • SQL and data modeling
  • n8n workflow design
  • EDI mapping and monitoring
  • Excel automation with openpyxl

Infrastructure

  • Microsoft 365 administration
  • Active Directory
  • Docker and Kubernetes
  • GitHub workflows
  • Home lab and Raspberry Pi projects

Resume & Links

Quick access to the formal version.

Resume

Download my updated resume for a traditional overview of my experience, education, and technical background.

Experience

A technical path built close to operations.

Current

Systems Engineer

MAG Industries Ltd · Tyrone, PA

Focused on Acumatica ERP customization, imports, Generic Inquiries, n8n automation, EDI, SQL, and Python-based data analysis and pipelines.

2025

Data Engineering Intern

MAG Industries Ltd · Tyrone, PA

Built optimized Python data pipelines from Acumatica OData feeds, automated file parsing and Excel reporting, and deployed ERP customizations for operational workflows.

2024

Information Technology Intern

MAG Industries Ltd · Tyrone, PA

Built a technical foundation across hardware, software, networks, Microsoft 365, Active Directory, SharePoint, Teams, and Exchange before moving deeper into ERP, automation, and data engineering.

Education

Building the security and systems foundation alongside the work.

Expected Dec. 2026

B.S. Information Technology, Cybersecurity Concentration

Pennsylvania State University

Coursework includes database management systems, information security and risk management, IT project management, web development, and application development.

Contact

Need someone who can bridge ERP, automation, and data?

I’m always interested in practical engineering work: messy data, clunky handoffs, fragile reporting, and systems that need to talk to each other more clearly.