D365 ERP Project Lead | Cloud-First Delivery

Crowe; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 62,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Crowe, a leading US-based professional services firm, seeks a D365 ERP Project Coordinator in its Consulting Practice to help clients translate business needs into cloud-enabled solutions. This role emphasizes project leadership, stakeholder communication, and collaborative problem solving, with exposure to growing consulting and technology capabilities.

As a candidate, you will develop skills across project management, client relations, and delivery excellence, supported by Crowe's culture that

Qualifications

• College seniors or graduate students graduating within the next year pursuing degrees in Business, Management, or a related field.
• Preferred areas of study include Business Administration, Accounting, Finance, Operations Management, Supply Chain, Management, IT or Information Systems, or a comparable major.

Responsibilities

• Lead project scope management and provide progress updates to clients.
• Coordinate across Crowe and client teams to align tasks for ERP implementations.
• Support development of client relationships and account strategy.
• Facilitate team-building and internal and external stakeholder engagement.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem solving

Communication

Collaboration

Adaptability

Travel willingness

Education

Business Administration

Accounting

Finance

Operations Management

Supply Chain

Management

Information Technology / Information Systems

Comparable major

Job description

Crowe, a leading US-based professional services firm, seeks a D365 ERP Project Coordinator in its Consulting Practice to help clients translate business needs into cloud-enabled solutions. This role emphasizes project leadership, stakeholder communication, and collaborative problem solving, with exposure to growing consulting and technology capabilities.

As a candidate, you will develop skills across project management, client relations, and delivery excellence, supported by Crowe's culture that