ERP Manager

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roljobs technology servicesBrooklyn (NY)

Management AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Overview As an ERP Manager, you design, implement and deploy Oracle-based solutions to meet complex business goals. You will lead enterprise HCM initiatives and global HR design, shaping processes and mapping needs to effective systems. The role combines technical ERP delivery with stakeholder facilitation and workshop-led guidance across the organization. You’ll work in a consulting environment, partnering with cross-functional teams to drive value and transformation. Responsibilities Design, implement and deploy Oracle-based ERP solutions to address complex business problems Lead enterprise HCM implementations and global HR design initiatives Document business processes, perform needs analysis and map requirements to solutions Demonstrate expertise in Microsoft Office Suite for analysis and communication Present findings and conduct workshops with stakeholders to align on design and delivery Key requirements Strong in Enterprise HCM implementation Expert in HR Enterprise global design Proven ability to document business processes, conduct needs analysis and mapping Microsoft Office Suite expertise Comfortable presenting and facilitating workshopsstrong communicationpresentation and workshop facilitationfast and independent decision-making Oracle ERP solutions Enterprise HCMHR global design

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