ERP Implementation Manager

Farnborough
3 weeks ago
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On behalf of our client, we are looking for a ERP Implementation Manager to join them on a 6-month contract. As the ERP Implementation Manager you will actively participate & support various global finance process/controls improvement and financial systems transformation projects and successfully deliver implementation of a whole suite of systems and processes to cover travel management and expenses, payroll and HR, procurement and ERP.

Role: ERP Implementation Manager
Pay: £75 per day Umbrella
Contract: Monday to Friday, 37 Hours a week, 6 months contract
Location: Farnborough
IR35 : Inside
SC Clearance: BPSS

Responsibilities

Understanding the project scope, schedule, deliverables; and working closely with internal stakeholders to understand their needs and expectations
Reporting, analysing, and resolving issues related to the implementation, stakeholders, and project operations that may impact service quality; ensuring that stakeholders' questions and problems are resolved properly and quickly
Leverages finance process and technology best practices; partnering with finance organizations as well as various corporate functions (HR, Procurement, Legal) to support and improve existing business processes
Drives simplification and standardization strategies across brands and countries
Performs impact analysis and supports application testing, implementation, and training activities throughout the process
Develop standard work to support the ERP Implementation
Supports International Finance ERP related business process/activities
Document existing processes and drive consistency across entities through policy implementation.Essential Skills and Experince

Degree in Accounting, Finance or qualified by experience
Experience with the full life cycle end to end implementation of financial systems preferably M365
Experience in leveraging technology to improve finance processes
Demonstrable experience and formal Project Management Qualifications,
Ability to manage multiple work streams, conflicting priorities, differing reporting lines, multi-site projects as well as scope change and risk ·
Excellent stakeholder, people management, coaching and leadership skills ·
Experience working in an Agile environment is desirable ·
Ability to grasp issues of a business nature and assess the technical and process impact relating to the project. ·
Excellent organisational, planning and time management skills
Solid demonstrable ERP experience delivering successful projects ·
A project management or ERP implementation qualification (Prince2, Agile PM, PMP) ·
Understanding of core finance and business processes (procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, record-to-report, hire-to-retire.)
Having previously working in an accounting finance environment is desirable.

I you are interested in applying for this position and you meet the requirements, please send your updated CV to: Natalie Dalkin at Line Up Aviation
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