Interim ERP Lead, IFS
Stockholm | KonfidentielltA leading supplier within climate control is now hiring an Interim ERP Lead, IFS.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Perform source system data analysis in order to manage source to target data
mapping. - Perform data migration audit, reconciliation and exception reporting.
- Work with customers in gathering business requirements for data migration needs.
- Work across multiple functional projects to understand data usage and
implications for data migration. - Assist in designing, planning and managing the data migration process.
- Work with subject matter experts and project team to identify, define, collate,
document and communicate the data migration requirements. - Prepare data migration plans including migration risk, milestones, quality and
business sign-off details. - Manage assigned risks and monitor potential impacts as part of the data migration
plan. - Develop best practice, processes, and standards for effectively carrying out data
migration activities.
Requirements:
- Project management skills in tracking work and reporting on Key Performance
Indicators. - Experience with full lifecycle ERP implementation and training rollout for global
organization. - 2-4 years of experience leading global team in development of data migration for large ERP rollouts.
- Experience in driving data cleansing activities.
- Experience in designing of Data quality KPI’s
- Excellent communicator and the ability to build effective working relationships
across a diverse group of people and departments. - Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
About the process:
The duration of the assignment is set to last for 12 months, the assignment is full time, and the preliminary start date is 9th of February, 2023. We present candidates on an ongoing basis and interviews with the client company take place in close connection. If you are available and right for the role – apply today!
Responsible recruitment consultant is Christian Richtnér who collaborates with researcher Ronja Vestlund.
