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Senior Program Manager – Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&OLocation: Remote, U.S. | Limited travel Employment: Full-time We’re partnering with an established Microsoft Dynamics consulting firm to hire a Senior Program Manager to lead large-scale D365 Finance & Operations implementations. This is a senior delivery role with the opportunity to help shape the PMO, mentor project managers and coordinators, and progress into a broader PMO leadership position.
What you’ll do:
  • Own complex, enterprise D365 F&O programs across multiple workstreams, including engagements valued at $10M+.
  • Manage program scope, timelines, budgets, resources, risks, and delivery quality.
  • Lead executive reporting, steering committee meetings, and client stakeholder relationships.
  • Manage and mentor project coordinators and provide guidance to project managers.
  • Strengthen PMO standards, governance, and delivery consistency.
  • Oversee project financials, forecasting, and work-in-progress reporting.
What we’re looking for:
  • Recent experience leading Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O implementations.
  • Construction industry experience, ideally within a Microsoft Dynamics partner or consulting environment.
  • A track record of owning complex, multi-workstream ERP programs from planning through go-live.
  • Experience managing project managers or coordinators and working directly with executive stakeholders.
  • Strong knowledge of project accounting, financial controls, and forecasting.
  • Experience with Microsoft Project and Azure DevOps. Why consider it?
  • Remote role with limited travel for key milestones and client meetings.
  • High visibility and a direct partnership with senior delivery leadership.
  • Opportunity to influence how the PMO operates.
  • Potential progression into PMO leadership within 6–9 months.

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