ERP Program Manager - Supply Chain IT Delivery Dallas

IDR; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee Stock Ownership Program

Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life 보험

Best of Staffing award 12 years in a 강

Job summary

IDR is seeking a Project Manager in Dallas, TX to lead IT solutions delivery for ERP initiatives in a manufacturing/supply-chain environment. You will coordinate cross-functional teams across product, analysis, architecture, development, testing, change, deployment, and support to ensure on-time results.

The role emphasizes practical execution and clear stakeholder communication, managing schedules, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions, with a focus on delivery rather than SDLC design.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of project management experience.
• Proven delivery of enterprise ERP implementations or upgrades.
• 2+ recent years leading ERP initiatives within warehouse, supply-chain, distribution, or manufacturing environments.

Responsibilities

• Manage the day-to-day project management and delivery of IT solutions for stakeholders.
• Coordinate efforts of product, analysis, architecture, development, testing, change, deployment, and support teams.
• Manage schedule, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions to ensure timely delivery.
• Focus on practical execution rather than SDLC design or team development.
• Communicate clear project status updates to keep teams aligned and on track.

Skills

Project management

ERP implementations

Cross-functional coordination

Supply chain knowledge

Tools

ERP systems

Job description

IDR is seeking a Project Manager in Dallas, TX to lead IT solutions delivery for ERP initiatives in a manufacturing/supply-chain environment. You will coordinate cross-functional teams across product, analysis, architecture, development, testing, change, deployment, and support to ensure on-time results.

The role emphasizes practical execution and clear stakeholder communication, managing schedules, risks, issues, dependencies, and decisions, with a focus on delivery rather than SDLC design.