Head of Architecture (D365 F&O)
City of London, London
Head of Architecture (D365 F&O)
- Permanent
City of London, London
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Start your job searchOur world-recognised retail client are looking for a new permanent Head of Architecture for their Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (D365 F&O) ERP implementation. The goal of this programme is to harmonise the process worldwide and deploy a standardised single version (multiple instances) ERP covering Finance & Supply Chain, based on the SaaS MS D365 F&O platform. This is a fantastic opportunity to play a pivotal role in the architecture of a global ERP implementation for an iconic brand.
You will lead the end-to-end solution design for the D365 solution, creating and maintaining all aspects of solution and data architecture with a focus on business engagement - essentially defining the D365 architecture and technology frameworks to generate value from D365 portfolio.
Candidate must have previous project experience as a Solutions/Lead Architect or Head of Architecture for a global, multi-country, multi-intance F&O rollout delivery.
Additional info & benefits:
- 3x per week in Central London
- c£150,000 per annum
- 20% discretionary bonus
- £7,500 car allowance
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