Lead NetSuite ERP implementation projects throughout their full lifecycle, managing consultants, scope, timelines, estimates, milestones, change control, status reporting, stakeholder communication, and project retrospectives. The role oversees multiple projects or programs and requires strong communication, negotiation, problem-solving, and delivery skills. Candidates should have substantial project management experience, full-cycle ERP implementation experience, NetSuite expertise, and professional English fluency.
NetSuite Project Manager
At Bring IT we are looking for a Project Manager with NetSuite implementations experience who will lead a group of consultants throughout all stages of the implementations’ lifecycle.
The ideal candidate will have deep expertise in project management life cycle, experience working with SuiteSuccess methodology and a problem-solving mindset.
Core Responsibilities:
- Lead project management activities such as project planning, creation of work breakdown structures, and change management control
- Manage scope throughout all phases of the project life cycle. Maintains accurate program estimates, timelines, project plans, and status reports. Ensure achievement of project milestones.
- Leads execution of multiple projects or manages an entire program
- Act as lead communicator to internal and external stakeholders regarding expectations, resolutions, and prioritization. Ability to interact professionally with a diverse group of developers, product owners, and subject matter experts.
- Learns from project retrospective and applies the learning for future projects.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of experience in project management
- 3+ years of demonstrated experience in delivering full-cycle ERP implementation projects.
- Experience in NetSuite ERP implementations
- Full English Professional Fluency
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Desired Skills & Qualifications:
- Suite Success methodology experience
- PMP certification is a plus
- The strong negotiation and interpersonal skills needed to be effective in a fast-paced high-energy company.
- Display initiative, self-motivation and deliver high-quality work while at the same time, meeting all deadlines for both internal and external customers.
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