Quest Search and Selection
ERP Applications Manager

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Quest Search & Selection are partnering with a well-established, multi-site retail business to recruit an ERP Applications Manager, to oversee a major technology transformation, supporting the transition from legacy systems to a new ERP platform while maintaining the stability of existing business applications.
The role will lead a team of Analysts and oversee key ERP implementation activities including requirements, UAT, training, and data migration. Working closely with business stakeholders and wider IT teams, this is a key leadership opportunity to drive long-term transformation while ensuring business continuity throughout the transition.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing IT team, playing a key role in maintaining and enhancing technology across head office, distribution, and retail locations.
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Key Responsibilities of ERP Applications Manager:
- Support the local ERP implementation and coordinate UAT, training and data migration.
- Oversee the support, maintenance, and stability of critical legacy applications.
- Lead and develop the Business Applications team, ensuring effective performance and delivery.
- Ensure compliance with financial, legal, regulatory and procurement requirements.
- Support Capex/Opex budgeting and drive cost efficiencies across the application portfolio.
- Manage vendor relationships, contracts and third-party service providers.
Requirements for ERP Applications Manager:
- Minimum 4 years’ IT management experience, ideally within a multi-site retail environment.
- Hands-on experience managing and supporting enterprise applications, including ERP, WMS and OMS.
- Oracle Retail experience is highly desirable.
- Bachelor’s degree in IT, Computer Science, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- Experience supporting and transitioning legacy systems during major technology migrations.
- Good knowledge of enterprise architecture, system integrations, APIs, ETL and data governance.
- Proven ability to lead technical teams and manage multiple projects simultaneously.


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Benefits of ERP Applications Manager:
- Hybrid - 4 days in office
- Healthcare
- Annual leaves
- Pension
- Career growth
If you're looking to join a company that helps shape the future of a growing IT environment, and you have the right experience for ERP Applications Manager, this is the role for you. We'd love to hear from you.
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