£75 Per hour
Outside
Hybrid
London Area, United Kingdom
Summary: The Oracle Fusion Cutover Manager will lead the end-to-end cutover and deployment activities for a transformational Oracle Fusion programme at a major Higher Education institution. This role requires exceptional stakeholder management and crisis resolution skills to ensure a seamless transition within a tight 13-week deadline. The position demands a high level of detail orientation and risk mitigation to protect university operations during the cutover. The contract is for an initial 6 months with a focus on delivering a flawless operational transformation valued at approximately £10–20M.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, own, and deliver the master cutover plan across all business areas, ensuring critical path activities are tracked daily.
- Act as the central point of coordination for all cutover activity, working with technical, business, and vendor teams to deliver a cohesive transition.
- Build and maintain fallback strategies for each phase of the cutover, with immediate escalation and resolution structures.
- Drive communications with senior leadership, ensuring clear updates on progress, risks, and critical decision points.
- Navigate the specific complexities of a university environment, ensuring academic operations are protected throughout the cutover.
- Establish and manage the hypercare support model post-go-live to ensure operational stability.
Key Skills:
- Proven track record managing intense Oracle Fusion or ERP cutovers within highly time-constrained environments.
- Experience leading business-critical cutovers in Higher Education, Financial Services, or similarly complex environments.
- Exceptional crisis management, stakeholder engagement, and command and control experience.
- Ability to thrive under extreme pressure, with high personal resilience and relentless attention to detail.
Salary (Rate): £75.00
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Working Arrangements: hybrid
IR35 Status: outside IR35
Seniority Level: Senior
Industry: Consulting