Robson Bale
D365 Functional Consultant

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🚨 NEW CONTRACT | D365 F&SCM SUPPLY CHAIN FUNCTIONAL CONSULTANT
We’re currently recruiting for an experienced D365 F&SCM Supply Chain Functional Consultant to join a major FMCG transformation programme.
This is a great opportunity to work on a large-scale, multi-country Dynamics 365 rollout, supporting the transformation of complex, high-volume supply chain operations.
The environment
You’ll be working within an FMCG/consumer goods environment, where supply chain efficiency, inventory visibility, procurement, warehousing and distribution are critical to the business.
You’ll be involved in:
- Designing D365 Supply Chain solutions for complex FMCG operations
- Gathering requirements from Supply Chain, Procurement, Warehouse and Operations teams
- Leading workshops, demonstrations and solution design sessions
- Configuring D365 F&SCM and conducting fit-gap analysis
- Supporting inventory, procurement, WMS, TMS and cost management processes
- Working across data migration, integrations and functional design
- Supporting FAT/UAT, testing and end-user training
- Working with business and technical teams across multiple countries
- Ensuring solutions follow D365 best practice and are scalable across the wider organisation
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Experience we’re looking for:
- Strong D365 F&SCM Supply Chain functional experience
- Experience working within FMCG, Consumer Goods, Manufacturing or Retail environments
- Strong knowledge of Inventory Management, Procurement & Sourcing and WMS
- Exposure to TMS, Asset Management, Sales & Marketing, Service Management and Cost Management
- Proven delivery experience across end-to-end D365 F&O implementations
- Previous AX 2012 experience alongside D365 F&O
- Strong stakeholder management and functional design skills
- Experience working within Agile transformation programmes


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