Implementation Consultant

FYRE Global Limited; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

FYRE Global Limited is looking for an Implementation Consultant to drive Enterprise SaaS implementations remotely in the US. You will own go-live delivery, scope, configure, train, and provide ongoing client support to ensure successful outcomes.

The role requires regular domestic travel, overlap with UK team, and the ability to manage multiple projects from discovery through post-go-live. Strong ERP and configuration experience is ideal.

Qualifications

• Experience as an Implementation Consultant or similar client-facing delivery role in a software/tech business.
• Background in a configuration-heavy software environment with real-world operational impact (e.g., logistics, warehousing, supply chain).
• Strong ERP experience is a close fit.
• Comfort with owning a full implementation from kickoff to go-live.
• Willingness to travel domestically as part of the role.

Responsibilities

• Own successful delivery of client implementations from kickoff through go-live.
• Run post-sales scoping sessions before configuring the platform to match offerings.
• Manage multiple complex projects (3–4) with timelines from months to two years.
• Operate largely on your own—project manager, trainer, and configuration specialist.
• Travel to client sites several times per month for scoping and implementation work.
• Provide ongoing software support post-go-live and monitor renewals.

Job description

Implementation Consultant – Enterprise SaaS / Client Implementation – Remote, USA (Eastern / Central Time)

Are you the kind of Implementation Consultant who'd rather be the person making sure a go-live actually lands, not just sit in on the kickoff call and hope for the best?

We're working with an established, fast-growing software business who have expanded into the US and are looking for their first US hire. As this is their first US-based hire on the implementation side, you'd be the one setting the tone for how the role works over there.

This is a fully remote role, based anywhere in the Eastern or Central time zones. You’ll need to be close to a major airport hub, as the role involves regular client travel, and the time zone keeps a workable overlap with the UK team. Atlanta, GA is a strong fit, but other East Coast and Central locations are equally welcome. Unfortunately, we can’t consider West Coast candidates because of the time difference.

The deal's already done by the time you get involved - you're the one who turns it into a working, live implementation. That means owning scoping, configuration, training, ongoing support and the client relationship, with success measured pretty simply: did the implementation go well or didn't it.

What you'll be doing:

• Owning successful delivery of client implementations from kickoff through to go-live
• Running post-sales scoping sessions before configuring the platform to match what’s been sold
• Managing a small number of complex projects at once (typically three to four), with timelines ranging from a few months to two years and averaging six to eight months
• Running each project largely on your own steam: part project manager, part trainer, part configuration specialist
• Travelling to client sites at least a couple of times a month for scoping and implementation work. Current clients are spread across Texas, Florida, South Carolina and New Jersey, with more being added
• Providing ongoing software support to clients post-go-live
• Staying close enough to the account after go-live that renewals and customer success stay on track

This is a varied role: project manager, configuration specialist, trainer, support and client-facing consultant all in one, depending on the day.

What they're looking for:

• Experience as an Implementation Consultant, Solutions Consultant or similar customer-facing delivery role for a software/technology business
• A background in a complex, configuration-heavy software environment. Experience where the software has real-world operational consequences is a big plus, for example logistics, distribution, warehousing, supply chain or procurement, where a configuration change affects physical goods or people on the ground, not just data on a screen
• Strong ERP experience is also a close fit if you haven’t worked in this exact space
• Comfort owning a full implementation rather than handing pieces off to other teams
• Confidence managing client expectations and the ability to push back diplomatically when needed
• Willingness to travel domestically as a normal part of the role

The kind of person who'll do well here:

• You like being the person who makes sure things actually land, not just gets a project started
• You understand the knock-on effects of changing a configuration, and you think through what it means for the client’s operation before you make the change
• You don’t mind wearing several hats on one project rather than working in a narrow lane
• You’re comfortable having a tricky conversation with a client when expectations need resetting
• You actually enjoy the travel side of the job, rather than just tolerating it

Why this is worth a look:

This is a chance to be the first person to shape what implementation looks like for this company in the US - with real autonomy over how you deliver, direct access to leadership, and room to grow into more (including scope for further US hires) if it goes well.

If you want a role where delivering the implementation is genuinely down to you, rather than someone else's process, this is worth a conversation.