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Prosperity, an established Irish business in the healthcare sector, seeks a Digital Transformation Lead for a three-month contract to rapidly assess its technology environment and implement stronger structures.
You will review ERP, integrations and data architecture, documenting configurations and processes, while guiding governance and knowledge retention. The role works with technical and business stakeholders to deliver tangible improvements.
Contract: Three-month contractor assignment
My client is an established Irish business operating within the healthcare sector, serving professional and institutional customers nationwide.
The company is continuing to invest in its systems, data and technology capability and has recently established a dedicated Business Intelligence function. As part of this development, they are seeking an experienced Digital Transformation Lead for a three-month assignment.
This is a high-impact contract role for someone who can quickly understand an existing technology environment, identify weaknesses and put stronger structures in place.
You will review the organisation's ERP platform, integrations, data architecture and technical processes, while improving how systems knowledge is documented, governed and retained.
A key objective is to reduce dependency on individual knowledge and leave the business with a clearer, more sustainable technology framework that can be handed over to an expanding permanent BI and systems team.
The role will suit an experienced ERP, systems, BI or digital transformation professional who is comfortable working across both technology and business stakeholders and delivering tangible outcomes within a defined timeframe.
A relevant degree in Computer Science, Data Analytics, Information Systems or a related discipline would be advantageous, although equivalent professional experience is equally valuable.
Experience with Agile, Scrum, PRINCE2, PMP or similar project methodologies would be useful, as would previous experience helping to establish or strengthen a BI, data or technology function.
This is a chance to make a visible impact in a short period of time.
The successful contractor will leave behind a better documented, more resilient and more effectively governed systems environment, with clearer priorities for future improvement and a stronger platform for the organisation's growing BI and technology capability.