About this role
Salary: £60,000 - 60,000 per year
Requirements
- Proven experience managing multiple complex IT projects, particularly ERP implementations and end-to-end delivery
- PRINCE2 Practitioner certification
- Strong project governance and stakeholder management experience
- Experience managing budgets, resources, risks, issues and project controls
- Understanding of testing, deployment, cutover and transition into business-as-usual support
- Excellent communication, organisational and problem-solving skills
- Manufacturing, FMCG, supply chain or logistics experience is advantageous
- Infor M3 experience is beneficial; CloudSuite M3 experience is particularly desirable
- Highly organised and solutions-focused, with confidence managing multiple projects and bringing business, technical and supplier teams together
Responsibilities
- Lead IT and business change projects from initiation through completion, delivering within agreed budgets, timescales and quality standards
- Oversee enterprise-wide implementations across ERP, infrastructure, cloud services, cyber security and digital transformation
- Manage project plans, budgets, resources, scope, risks and dependencies, and maintain accurate RAID logs
- Prepare project updates and governance reports for senior stakeholders and Project Boards
- Manage third-party suppliers, implementation partners and business stakeholders
- Oversee testing, including SIT, UAT, defect management and business sign-off
- Coordinate implementation, deployment, cutover, go-live and post-implementation support
- Manage project closure, benefits realisation and lessons learned
Technologies
- Cloud
- ERP
- Support
- Project Manager
- Security
More
Were delighted to present an opportunity with a leading organisation in Birmingham for an ERP Project Manager, reporting to the Programme Manager. The role offers the chance to lead significant IT projects, influence business transformation and make a real impact on future operations and technology. It is based in Birmingham on a hybrid basis, with four days per week in the office. The position is 37.5 hours per week: Monday to Thursday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm, and Friday, 8:30 am–2:00 pm. Salary is up to £60,000, depending on experience.
last updated 46 week of 2026