Data Transformation Programme Manager

Derby
11 months ago
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Hybrid working - Location: Derby (2-3 days onsite per week)

Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 per annum

About the role

We’re working with a client currently undertaking a large-scale IT transformation, moving from on-premises ERP systems (SAP-based) to a modern Azure cloud ERP environment.

To support this journey, they are looking for a Project Manager to lead and manage the change, make sure they do not loose sight of any data.

What Will You Do?

  • Interview Data owners to understand and specify what data is important in existing systems.

  • Map and define existing data across a multiple systems and applications.

  • Support the data migration process from legacy systems to Azure-based ERP, ensuring accuracy, integrity, and compliance throughout.

  • Identify potential migration issues early, and work with stakeholders to mitigate risk.

  • Oversee ETL activity, ensuring data is properly extracted, transformed, and loaded into the new environment (not hands-on but overseeing/understanding this process).

  • Visualise and model data flows using tools like Visio, PowerPoint, and Excel to provide clarity and structure.

    What You Need to Be Successful?

  • Proven experience managing data migration projects, ideally involving ERP systems and Azure environments.

  • Strong understanding of data mapping, and the challenges involved in system transitions.

  • Experience working with stakeholders across the business, especially data owners and technical teams.

  • Excellent documentation and communication skills — comfortable using Visio, PowerPoint, and Excel to create clear visuals and plans.

  • A good grasp of ETL processes and data lifecycle management

  • Background in ERP migrations (especially SAP to Azure) is highly desirable.

    If you're passionate about driving transformation and have a sharp eye for data, structure, and process — we want to hear from you

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