Delaney & Bourton
Technical Project Manager (ERP)

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Project Manager | Integrations, Cutover & Hypercare
Salary: circa £65,000-£70,000 + Bonus + Benefits Package
Location: Hybrid | Leicestershire / Loughborough / Nottingham / Derby / Leicester / Northampton / Tamworth
Hybrid working: circa 2 days in the office / 3 days remote
I’m currently working on a confidential opportunity for an experienced Project Manager to join a major enterprise transformation programme. This role will suit a Technical Project Manager, or Workstream lead that has worked on complex integration/cutover ERP led projects, or large business transformation programs.
This is a significant, complex programme involving multiple technology platforms, business functions, suppliers and delivery teams, with the successful candidate taking ownership of some of the most critical stages of delivery.
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The focus will be on integration, cutover, go-live, hypercare and service transition.
You’ll be responsible for bringing structure, control and pace to these activities, ensuring multiple teams are aligned, dependencies are managed and the organisation is genuinely ready to move into production.
What will you be doing?
- End-to-end integration planning and coordination
- Managing technical, business and third-party dependencies
- Integration testing, SIT and UAT readiness
- Detailed cutover planning, rehearsals and runbooks
- Coordinating multiple teams through deployment and go-live
- Command and control during critical deployment activities
- Hypercare and post-go-live stabilisation
- Service transition and operational handover
- Risk, issue, dependency and readiness management
- Stakeholder management across business, technology, suppliers and programme leadership


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What we’re looking for
You’ll ideally have a strong background in large-scale technology or business transformation, with significant experience specifically around integration, cutover and hypercare.
You’ll be comfortable operating in complex environments where there are multiple workstreams, competing priorities and significant business impact attached to delivery milestones.
The ability to coordinate technical and business teams, challenge when required, drive accountability and remain calm under pressure will be essential.
Experience across ERP transformation, SAP environments, data migration, application integration or service transition would be highly advantageous.
This isn't simply a project management role focused on maintaining plans and reporting progress.
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