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Programme Manager (Oracle HCM) – Dublin on site – 9 months

This is a 9-month contract opportunity. It is essential that the candidates have Oracle HCM experience, description attached.
The position is primarily in Dublin, not sure if some remote working would be allowed?

To apply it is essential that you will have experience of implementing Oracle HR Cloud solutions within a large diverse organisation*

We are looking to recruit a Programme Manager with a proven track record in the delivery and management of large scale technology products and services. The ideal candidate will have experience of implementing Oracle HR Cloud solutions within a large diverse organisation.

Required skills and experience:

10+ years of technology experience in a project environment, with minimum 5 years working in a project leadership and management role.
Experience of Oracle HR Cloud solutions
Proven experience of managing integrated teams of internal and supplier resources
Excellent interpersonal, communication and presentation skills
Ability to adapt to a very dynamic business environment with multiple competing priorities.
Experience of delivering technology to diverse business teams across front line operations and non front line support functions
Structured Project Management skills covering the complete life-cycle and use of appropriate tools including MS Project and Azure DevOps
Experience of working within a Hybrid delivery framework combining Agile/Waterfall as needed.
Educated to a degree level, preferably holding an additional business or professional qualification - PMI (PMP) or IPMA (level C or higher) project management certification preferred.
Interviews ASAP - Start ASAP

Stuart Graham
Click Recruitment
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