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Mercury Hampton Ltd in Birmingham is seeking a Contracts Manager to own customer service, projects, pricing discipline, margin, systems and data as the company scales.
You will shape commercial decisions, lead cross-functional teams across Sales, Supply Chain, Technical and Finance, and drive data-driven improvements that deliver growth.
This is a hands-on leadership role with stretch, autonomy and real impact on how the business runs.
This is not a “keep-the-lights-on” role. It’s a build, scale, influence and make-your-mark role. If you’re looking for comfort, this isn’t it. If you’re looking for impact, influence and a platform to build something meaningful – let’s talk.
This business is growing fast, and the commercial engine of the business will be pivotal to that growth. That’s where you come in.
As Contracts Manager, you’ll take ownership of the heartbeat of the organisation: customer service, projects, pricing discipline, margin, systems, and data. You’ll shape how commercial decisions are made, how teams perform, and how customers experience the business as it scales.
If you like challenge, complexity, and the chance to genuinely influence how a business runs, read on.
This role sits at the centre of the business, working closely with the Finance & Commercial Director and partnering across Sales, Supply Chain, Technical and Finance. Your insight will shape decisions, not just report on them.
You’ll own and develop Customer Service and Projects – coaching managers, building capability, and setting a culture of accountability, empowerment and data-driven thinking. You will turn complexity into advantage.
From pricing and margin improvement to large project governance, you’ll bring structure, discipline and commercial rigour where it counts.
You’ll optimise how the ERP and CRM are managed, and use that to improve data integrity and reporting, and help build capability that actually supports growth and customer excellence.
Continuous improvement isn’t a slogan here. It’s expected. Processes, performance, customer experience – all fair game.
You’re already operating in a commercial, sales or operational role with a significant degree of responsibility and want a role with more scope, more influence and more challenge.