ERP Implementation consultant

Watford
1 year ago
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Summary

This is a fast growing ERP vendor selling a full SaaS solution, with 4 new deals signed in a month, a healthy sales pipeline and further investment due in Q1 2025, they are predicted to double in size in 2025. That level of growth means huge career opportunities for everyone involved, so you will find yourself faced with challenges and opportunities to learn, push yourself and grow that only come with the chaos and excitement of a growing company.

ERP Implementation consultant.

This is a unique opportunity to join a 30 strong ERP software vendor that is gaining huge ground in the traditional Cloud ERP software field.

They sell a full ERP suite with professional services and advanced customer support, it competes with mainstream solutions like Sage 200, SAP Business One, Sage Intacct, Acumatica, Business Central Greentree, NetSuite etc.

THE JOB

This is a new role (due to expansion) for an ERP Implementation Specialist. Working on full ERP projects and working with a Finance consultant for complex accounting Implementations.

This is an exciting role for an ERP professional who would like to develop his/her career in the Cloud ERP software industry and join a fast-growing and independent software house, living on the edge of innovation, including AI and Machine Learning. The key to success is a highly flexible, personable, and cost-effective approach, which is highly valued by the SME target market. The role will involve vast opportunities for personal development and career enhancement.

You will work with clients through the entire Implementation process:

Scoping sessions
User and process requirements, make recommendations against the requirements to ensure effective solution can be delivered.
Manage and deliver manufacturing, distribution and Project management system training and onboarding support to users to secure a successful go live.
Data migrations to ensure successful go-lives.
Liaise with the product team on any bugs and/or system enhancement requirements.

Skills / Experience

You will have 3 years plus ERP Implementation experience working on your own projects seeing client from Kick off to Go Live.

You will have worked project that have covered:

Finance
Manufacturing
Distribution
EcommerceExperience of the construction industry is an advantage.

Client-focused and patient with customers, a good listener with an ability to "explain the technical to the non-technical".

Able to think outside the box when interacting with clients and provide workarounds where possible.

You will have a track record of working independently on multiple projects / requirements simultaneously, meeting deadlines, and properly escalating issues for a timely resolution.

Package

£40,000 to £55,000
Fully remote
private medical
Hours of work: Full Time, 40h week, 8am start with flexibility during the day.
25 Days Annual Leave.Location and Remote Work Clarification:

This role is primarily remote-based, with regular virtual interaction and occasional in-person meetings in London or at client locations. Our 'work from home' ethos is about embracing daily challenges and delivering impactful work, perfect for those who thrive in a dynamic and engaging environment.

Please apply and I'll have a read of your CV, thanks Jake

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