ERP Project Manager
PS Global Consulting is seeking an experienced ERP Project Manager to lead client engagements and digital transformation initiatives in APAC. The role involves managing the full project lifecycle, from planning and execution to closure, while building strong stakeholder relationships. Candidates must have extensive experience in ERP implementations and professional proficiency in Mandarin to support regional clients. The position requires a hands-on approach and expertise in structured development methodologies.
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Experience
10+ years
Function
Program and Project Management
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
PS Global Consulting is seeking an experienced ERP Project Manager to lead client engagements and digital transformation initiatives in APAC. The role involves managing the full project lifecycle, from planning and execution to closure, while building strong stakeholder relationships. Candidates must have extensive experience in ERP implementations and professional proficiency in Mandarin to support regional clients. The position requires a hands-on approach and expertise in structured development methodologies.
TAL's take
Solid senior role at an established consulting firm, clearly defined project management scope but lacks specific growth or impact metrics.
Well-defined responsibilities centered around ERP project delivery, lifecycle management, and stakeholder engagement.
Must haves
- Minimum 10 years working experience
- 3 years of hands-on ERP project management experience
- Demonstrated track record of successful ERP project management
- Proficiency in Mandarin
- Experience with structured development methodologies
Tools and skills
Nice to have: oracle netsuite.
About the company
Established consulting firm providing digital transformation and ERP solutions, fits mid-tier category.
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