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A globally recognised organisation in Glasgow seeks an ERP Project Manager to lead the implementation of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. This role involves managing the entire project lifecycle, collaborating with international teams, and ensuring the solution meets business needs. Offering a salary between £60k to £80k, with hybrid working and flexible hours, this role presents a unique opportunity to shape a transformative ERP project.
ERP Project Manager required to lead a strategic ERP implementation for a globally recognised, forward thinking organisation in Glasgow. This is an opportunity to replace a long standing order-to-cash system with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne to support global operations and drive efficiency across the business.
This is a globally recognised, dynamic organisation with a strong heritage and a clear focus on innovation and growth. Operating across multiple international markets, they have built a reputation for adapting to new ways of working, embracing technology, and expanding through strategic acquisitions. You’ll join a friendly, collaborative culture with long-serving employees and an open working environment
As ERP Project Manager, you will lead the UK rollout of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, a system already operational in the USA. You will oversee all aspects of the project lifecycle from planning and design to deployment and post-implementation support, ensuring the solution meets business requirements while minimising disruption.
The role will initially be offered as a 2-year fixed term contract; however, a permanent role is likely. They can offer between £60k to £80k with some great benefits, hybrid working (typically three days a week), flexible core hours and parking onsite.
This is a unique opportunity to lead a transformative, greenfield ERP project, shaping the future of a globally recognised organisation.
If this sounds of interest, please apply or reach out to Murray Simpson.