Project Manager – D365/Transformation – Remote/UK

JR United Kingdom; Newport; Remote; GBP 55,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the UK is seeking a Project Manager specializing in D365 and transformation projects. This remote role will focus on ensuring projects meet business requirements, manage budgets, and serve as the main contact for stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have relevant experience with D365 or similar CRMs, supporting successful project delivery.

Qualifications

• Previous experience with D365 is highly desirable.
• Experience with similar systems or CRMs is also relevant.

Responsibilities

• Ensure projects meet business requirements and deliver expected benefits.
• Manage project budgets and costs to ensure alignment with financial plans.
• Act as the main point of contact for project escalation and support.

Skills

Project management

Stakeholder management

Budget management

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Project Manager – D365/Transformation – Remote/UK, Newport

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Location: Newport, United Kingdom

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Posted:

06.06.2025

Expiry Date:

21.07.2025

Job Description:

Salary: £55,000 – £58,000 per annum, Remote Working (UK based required) with occasional travel

Role overview:

• Ensure projects (IT & Change) meet the business requirements and deliver expected benefits.
• Work with internal stakeholders to scope the deliverables, managing business expectations throughout the projects.
• Manage project budgets and costs to ensure appropriateness and alignment with financial plans.
• Act as the main point of contact for project escalation and support throughout the project lifecycle.
• Monitor and report on project progress, providing regular updates to stakeholders.

Previous experience with D365 is highly desirable; however, experience with similar systems or CRMs is also relevant.

If interested, please apply for consideration. Your application will be reviewed by Ian Tittley from the Technology & Change team at Investigo.