Project Manager D365 F&O

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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & OperationsLocation: Addison, TX | Onsite preferredTravel: Moderate travel to manufacturing locations as neededEmployment Type: Contract to Hire / 12 MonthsNo H1B, client is not able to sponsor.We are seeking an experienced D365 Finance & Operations (F&O) Project Manager to lead complex ERP implementation and transformation initiatives across multiple business units.The ideal candidate has deep D365 F&O implementation experience within manufacturing, distribution, or warehousing environments and can lead projects from planning through go-live and stabilization.Responsibilities:Lead end-to-end D365 F&O implementations, including legacy ERP migrations.Manage scope, schedule, risks, issues, dependencies, and project delivery.Drive requirements, design, testing, training, deployment, and go-live activities.Partner with business, technical, and implementation teams.Drive decisions, resolve issues, and maintain project momentum.Communicate effectively with executive leadership and senior stakeholders.Support standardization across manufacturing and operational business units.Required:7+ years of ERP Project Management experience.Proven D365 F&O implementation experience.Manufacturing, supply chain, distribution, or warehousing experience.Strong executive communication and stakeholder management skills.Proven ability to drive accountability and make decisions.Experience managing implementation partners.Preferred: D365 F&O Manufacturing, Advanced Warehouse/WMS, multi-site deployments, legacy ERP migrations, and acquisition integrations.For eligible employees, we offer medical, dental, and vision coverage as well as a 401(k) plan.

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