ERP Project Manager

About the Role
Role Purpose:
We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to lead a major IT migration initiative, moving the Field Service Management (FSM) platform into IFS Cloud. This position will take ownership of planning, coordinating, and delivering the migration, ensuring a smooth transition and minimal disruption across the business.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain detailed project schedules, plans, and budgets for the move to IFS Cloud.

• Coordinate and guide cross-functional teams, including IT, business stakeholders, and external partners.

• Oversee data migration, integrations, and comprehensive testing across FSM, IFS Cloud, and connected systems (including workflows, business reporter outputs, and links with accounts receivable/payable).

• Ensure all processes, reporting, and system connections work effectively in the new environment.

• Assess risks, develop mitigation strategies, and ensure they are executed effectively.

• Provide clear and timely updates to leadership teams and relevant stakeholders.

• Maintain adherence to security policies, data protection requirements, and organisational standards.

• Ensure deliverables meet expected quality and align with stakeholder requirements.

• Conduct post-project reviews and support ongoing improvement initiatives.

Skills, Experience & Knowledge:

• Strong experience delivering large-scale IT migrations or transformation projects.

• Good understanding of Field Service Management platforms and IFS Cloud.

• Excellent stakeholder management and communication abilities.

• Confident managing budgets, timelines, resources, and multiple workstreams.

• Familiarity with structured project methodologies (Agile, PRINCE2, or similar).

• Strong capabilities in risk management and problem-solving in complex environments.

Preferred Experience:

• Background working with automotive or insurance-related systems.

• Experience leading vendor relationships and supporting contract negotiations.

• Understanding of cloud architecture, integrations, and best-practice implementation approaches.