Michael Page
Technology Business Partner

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Technology Business Partner - Kettering
As a Technology Business Partner in Kettering, you'll connect the technology team with the business to ensure systems and solutions align with operational needs in the FMCG industry. You'll act as a trusted advisor, helping to shape and deliver technology strategies that keep the business running smoothly.
Client Details
An organisation within the FMCG industry, based in Kettering.
Description
You will act as a MS Dynamics 365 SME, able to roll your sleeves up and support the day-to-day delivery of applications.
- As a business-facing partner, you will excel at gathering and translating requirements into tangible solutions.
- Act as the main point of contact between the technology team and business units.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to understand their operational needs and align technology solutions.
- Support the development and delivery of technology strategies and roadmaps.
- Ensure projects meet business requirements and are delivered on time.
- Identify opportunities for technology improvements and innovation.
- Facilitate communication and understanding between technical teams and business users.
- Provide insights and recommendations on emerging technologies relevant to the business.
- Monitor and evaluate the performance of implemented technology solutions.
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Profile
- A strong understanding of Supply Chain.
- Experience working with, and SME-level knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics 365.
- Proven ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders.
- Experience in aligning technology solutions with business needs.
- Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Familiarity with emerging technology trends and their business impact.
- Our client is open to candidates with a Product Owner/Manager, Business Analyst, Business Partner, Delivery Manager background.


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Job Offer
- Up to £51,500 p/a plus £6,050 car allowance
- 10% Bonus
- Private medical insurance
- Double-matched pension scheme
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