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Ankit H.

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Project & Product Manager | Global MBA (Berlin) | SAFe® 6 Certified | Driving Agile Digital Transformation Across SaaS & ERP

Berlin
Ankit H.

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AI Evaluation Analyst at Turing

Driving AI model quality at scale — evaluating prompt-response accuracy, flagging edge cases, and maintaining SLA-compliant workflows across distributed global teams.

  • Analyse AI prompts and side-by-side model outputs to assess response quality, factual accuracy, relevance, consistency, and compliance with project evaluation guidelines.
  • Perform fact-checking, data validation, troubleshooting, issue identification, and edge-case review to improve quality standards across AI training support workflows.
  • Use Google Sheets, Google Docs, and browser-based tools to document findings, maintain evaluation logs, track issue patterns, and support workflow optimisation in a remote environment.
  • Create clear written justifications, review summaries, and KPI-oriented reporting focused on accuracy, turnaround time, documentation completeness, defect identification rate, and SLA adherence.
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Stephanie Z.

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Operations & Project Manager | Process Management · PMO · ERP/Digitalization

Dortmund
Stephanie Z.

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Project Support / Project Coordination FTTx at Oliver Schulte Managementberatung

  • Worked on an FTTx/telecommunications project within the project environment
  • Supported operational project coordination and task follow-up
  • Used Jira to create, process and track tasks and tickets
  • Structured and maintained project-related information and work statuses
  • Coordinated open points and ongoing tasks within the project team
  • Supported the coordination of work packages and their processing status
  • Followed up on tasks, feedback and open topics
  • Worked at the interface between operational implementation and project organization
  • Applied digital project management tools in the ongoing FTTx project
  • Provided hands-on support with organizational and operational project tasks
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Silke W.

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Scientific Analyst & Strategy Consultant

Berlin
Silke W.

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Project Coordination for ERP System Implementation at BplusL Infra Log

Ensuring project coordination for the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations: stakeholder management, meeting coordination, open issue tracking, task prioritization and knowledge transfer between business units and IT.

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Mohamed D.

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ERP Manager | MBA | Manufacturing & Distribution Transformation Leader

Koblenz
Mohamed D.

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ORACLE JDE – BUSINESS ANALYST at ATS Corporation

  • Own and drive JD Edwards EnterpriseOne implementations and enhancements, leading cross-functional teams and coordinating with stakeholders to deliver system improvements aligned with business goals.
  • Evaluate and optimize ERP system effectiveness, developing strategies to improve processes, increase efficiency, and maximize ROI in collaboration with key stakeholders.
  • Act as subject-matter expert and strategic advisor, influencing decision-making and guiding leadership on ERP-related initiatives and business process transformation.
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Luca P.

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ERP Program Manager

Hofheim in Unterfranken
Luca P.

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ERP Program Manager at Fiserv

  • The customer is undergoing a comprehensive transformation. All SAP ECC landscapes worldwide are being migrated to SAP S/4HANA, with the goal of introducing a standard template worldwide.

  • The program also includes the “RISE with SAP” migration and modernization program, which may involve migrating the landscapes of selected country installations to the SAP Private Cloud.

  • On the stakeholder side, the program reporting line extends to the company’s executive board and that of the implementation partner.

  • Fiserv Germany’s ERP landscape currently includes several non-standard SAP tools and applications that extend the functionality of the ECC environment and can often be integrated into downstream systems. As part of the transition to SAP S/4HANA, it is essential to assess the core functionality, integration points and future viability of these applications in order to determine their alignment with the target architecture.

  • The focus of the work is on providing expert advice and assessment to define the scope, strategy and roadmap for transitioning Fiserv Germany’s SAP ECC system to SAP S/4HANA.

  • The recommended best practices from SAP are followed and a structured approach is used to ensure a smooth transition with minimal disruption while maximizing business value.

  • This assessment forms the basis for a successful SAP S/4HANA transformation and ensures alignment with industry best practices, regulatory compliance and future scalability.

  • Migration Strategy Definition – assessment of available transition approaches based on business objectives, technical feasibility and SAP Best Practices.

  • Technical Readiness Assessment – conducting a system analysis to assess compatibility, custom code impact, data volume management, integration points and infrastructure readiness for SAP S/4HANA.

  • Business Process Impact Analysis – reviewing the latest business process documentation to define the scope and effort required to implement the necessary functions in SAP S/4HANA and to identify opportunities for process optimization.

  • Roadmap for Non-SAP Systems and Applications – assessment of third-party and legacy applications regarding their integration with SAP S/4HANA and recommendation of consolidation, migration or replacement strategies.

  • Deployment & Implementation Planning – defining a phased approach for implementation, including project schedules, risk mitigation strategies and key milestones aligned with business priorities.

  • This transformation takes place in phases: the Discovery phase leads to the Explore phase, which is followed by the Design phase and finally implementation.

  • Program management

  • Change management

  • Requirements management

  • Transition management

  • Stakeholder management

  • Risk management

  • Comprehensive coordination

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Günther N.

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Senior IT Project Manager | Business Processes | Integration & IT Harmonization | CRM & ERP | Agile PMP

Munich
Günther N.

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Advisor ERP & CRM Business Process & System Landscape at IDnow

Managing the harmonization and further development of an international CRM- and ERP-related system landscape across multiple product lines and markets (PMI)

  • Analysis, design, and requirements management for harmonized end-to-end business processes and business logic (Customer Base & Lead to Order, Lead-to-Cash, Order-to-Cash, Billing, Accounting, Service)
  • Integration of Salesforce with billing and accounting systems (JustOn, DATEV) including data model, interfaces, and billing logic together with implementation partner
  • Designing a central IT operating model to improve IT project management and DevOps model between business stakeholders, E2E process owners, and IT.
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Nick P.

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Global ERP, AI & Supply Chain Project Manager

Berlin
Nick P.

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Global ERP, AI & Supply Chain Project Manager at Dr. Martens

  • Led the end-to-end delivery of a SAP Supply Chain Management (SCM / TD / SD) ERP programme, covering project initiation, detailed requirements gathering, operating model definition, system design, build, testing, cutover, and global Go Live across Europe, Asia, and North America. Ensured the ERP solution supported key supply chain, manufacturing, and planning operations to enable future business growth.

  • Conducted cross-functional workshops with Supply Chain, Procurement, Planning, Manufacturing, and Logistics teams to capture business requirements, define the future operating model, and map end-to-end system design. Consolidated over 150 requirements into structured documentation aligned with SAP standards.

  • Shaped solution design and vendor engagement during the early discovery phase, supporting selection of best-fit technology partners and ensuring the system design covered production planning, inventory management, warehousing, logistics, and supply chain forecasting.

  • Managed D365 configuration and troubleshooting, ensuring alignment with business processes and resolving integration issues between D365, SAP SCM modules, and surrounding systems.

  • Supported Grain data model changes to lead ingestion of planning data into Snowflake and Footprint, enabling enterprise reporting and analytics development.

  • Managed scope, timelines, risks, and dependencies across international teams spanning Europe, Asia, and the US, maintaining integrated project plans, issue logs, and executive reporting to drive stakeholder alignment and delivery momentum.

  • Enabled the integration of AI-powered demand forecasting tools into supply chain planning processes, improving forecast accuracy, inventory turnover, and operational decision-making across multiple regions.

  • Led SIT, UAT, and data migration phases, including design of test scenarios, defect triage management, and coordination of test execution to validate supply chain and manufacturing workflows prior to deployment.

  • Delivered detailed cutover planning, business readiness activities, and hypercare support, ensuring a smooth and coordinated Go Live and full operational handover to business teams.

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Burkhard B.

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Interim Project Manager for Company-wide ERP Migration

Menden (Sauerland)
Burkhard B.

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Interim Project Manager for Company-wide ERP Migration at Logistics provider, Iserlohn

  • Responsible for the entire migration
  • Process mapping across the whole company
  • Stakeholder management
  • Leading the project team, key users and end users
  • Change management
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Helgo G.

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Migration to HANA BP

Bergkirchen
Helgo G.

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Migration to HANA BP at Packaging Industry

  • Migration to HANA BP.
  • MDM-Team.
  • Master-data-management.
  • System landscape: SAP ECC to S4-HANA.
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Mirko B.

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Project Manager

Korschenbroich
Mirko B.

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Principal Consultant at Nord Ost West Informationstechnik GmbH

  • Design of a virtual print center to enable mutual representation between three production sites of the pension insurance institutions
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Richard H.

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SAP ERP Migration to S/4HANA

Taufkirchen (Vils)
Richard H.

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SAP ERP Migration to S/4HANA

  • Concept design and assessment in finance, analyzing customer-specific developments and replacing them with SAP standard.
  • Error analysis of the Migration Cockpit.
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Dawood A.

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Research Assistant (KI4BoardNet) (HiWi)

Heilbronn
Dawood A.

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Research Assistant (KI4BoardNet) (HiWi) at Hochschule Heilbronn

  • Developed and prototype a validated open-source Analog Mixed Signal (AMS) verification toolchain using PyVerilog and Python scripting
  • Researched and evaluated complex Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools and AMS modeling approaches, providing technical recommendations for system-level verification and AI-supported design automation
  • Contributed to a major German research group funded by (BMBF) by defining a highly efficient, platform independent technical workflow

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ERP Managers statistics

Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.

Experience

26 years

ERP Managers in Germany have 26 years of professional experience on average.

Position duration

1.9 years

ERP Managers in Germany stay in a single position for 1.9 years on average.

Positions per freelancer

22

ERP Managers in Germany have completed 22 positions on average over the course of their careers.

Top business areas

Information Technology, Project Management, Operations

ERP Managers in Germany have gathered most of their hands-on project experience in Information Technology, Project Management, and Operations.

Top industries

Information Technology, Manufacturing, Professional Services

ERP Managers in Germany are most in demand in Information Technology, Manufacturing, and Professional Services.

Certification focus areas

Project Management, Product Development, Business Intelligence

ERP Managers in Germany earn their certifications most often in Project Management, Product Development, and Business Intelligence.

Bachelor's degree or higher

83%

83% of ERP Managers in Germany hold at least a Bachelor's degree.

Master's degree or higher

58%

58% of ERP Managers in Germany hold at least a Master's degree.

Doctorate

8%

8% of ERP Managers in Germany have a doctorate (PhD).

Certifications per freelancer

2

ERP Managers in Germany hold 2 professional certifications on average.

Most common languages

German, English, French

ERP Managers in Germany most often speak German, English, and French.

Speak two or more languages

93%

93% of ERP Managers in Germany speak two or more languages.

Based on our profile pool as of 24 Sep 2026.

Daily rate distribution

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8% of ERP Managers in Germany charge less than €320 per day.
8% of ERP Managers in Germany charge between €320 and €480 per day.
25% of ERP Managers in Germany charge between €640 and €800 per day.
17% of ERP Managers in Germany charge between €800 and €960 per day.
25% of ERP Managers in Germany charge between €960 and €1120 per day.
17% of ERP Managers in Germany charge €1120 or more per day.
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The chart shows how the daily rates of experts in this role in Germany are distributed, based on recent contracts on our platform. Each bar covers a rate range — its height shows the share of experts charging within that range.

Average rates for ERP Managers in Germany

Rates are based on recent contracts and do not include FRATCH margin.

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Daily rate avg. 862 €

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Median rate 840 €

The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.

Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 24 Sep 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.

ERP Managers experts industry focus

See which industries our matched freelancers work in most often — every figure is calculated live from the freelancers on FRATCH.

  • Information Technology (86%)
  • Manufacturing (71%)
  • Professional Services (64%)
  • Automotive (57%)
  • Transportation (57%)
  • Retail (50%)
  • Healthcare (43%)
  • Banking and Finance (36%)

Please note that freelancers can work across multiple industries, so percentages overlap.

About the role

What they handle

An ERP Manager keeps the core business system aligned with finance, supply chain, sales, manufacturing, and reporting. They translate business needs into clear ERP changes, coordinate specialists, and make sure the system supports daily work instead of blocking it.

  • Define ERP scope, priorities, and rollout steps
  • Coordinate internal teams, vendors, and consultants
  • Manage testing, cutover, and go-live support
  • Track issues, data quality, and process gaps
  • Keep documentation, governance, and change requests in order

Core skills

Strong ERP Managers combine process thinking with hands-on system knowledge. They understand how to work across departments, ask the right questions, and turn business rules into stable system behavior.

  • SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle ERP, or NetSuite knowledge
  • Business process design in finance, procurement, logistics, or production
  • User training, stakeholder management, and change control
  • Master data, interfaces, reporting, and access rights
  • Calm handling of deadlines, cutovers, and issue escalation

Typical projects

Companies bring in an ERP Manager for implementations, migrations, template rollouts, and post-merger harmonization. They are also useful when a company needs relief during an internal transformation, a version upgrade, or a troubled go-live.

In Germany, demand often comes from industrial firms, mid-market manufacturers, logistics companies, and international groups with local subsidiaries. Many projects need a freelancer who can work with German-speaking teams on site, while coordinating with regional or global IT remotely.

What good looks like

A strong ERP Manager is structured, practical, and firm on priorities. They know how to keep scope under control and how to prevent local workarounds from becoming long-term system debt.

  • Clear decisions and clean escalation paths
  • Realistic planning for data, testing, and training
  • Good documentation that survives handover
  • Respect for business users, not just IT
  • Focus on stable operations after go-live

Tools and focus areas

The role may sit close to SAP S/4HANA, ECC, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle ERP Cloud, or sector-specific ERP suites. The exact stack matters less than the ability to manage dependencies across master data, interfaces, reporting, and process ownership.

An experienced ERP Project Manager or ERP Lead should also be able to spot where the system fit is weak and where process change is the better answer. That judgment is often what keeps an ERP initiative on track.

When to hire freelance

Freelance support makes sense when the work is time-bound, specialized, or tied to a critical milestone. It is also a good choice when the internal team lacks ERP leadership, needs extra capacity, or wants an outside view during a difficult change.

For many companies, a freelance ERP Manager brings faster start-up and sharper focus than a permanent hire. This is especially useful when the task is to stabilize an ongoing program, lead a rollout in Germany, or bridge a gap until a long-term owner is in place.

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Frequently asked questions

Before you brief your next project: the most common questions about ERP Managers.

A ERP Manager leads the work around planning, coordination, and delivery of the ERP landscape. That usually includes process alignment, rollout support, testing, cutover planning, issue tracking, and communication between business and IT. The exact scope depends on whether the company is implementing, upgrading, or stabilizing the system.

It depends on the client environment, but the most common systems are SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle ERP, and NetSuite. A strong ERP Manager does not need to know every module in depth, but should understand how the core processes connect across finance, supply chain, procurement, and reporting. That system context is what makes coordination effective.

The titles overlap a lot, but the focus can differ. An ERP Manager often stays closer to process ownership, system governance, and day-to-day coordination, while an ERP Project Manager is usually more focused on timeline, budget, and project control. In many companies, one person covers both roles during an implementation or major change.

A freelancer makes sense when the need is temporary, urgent, or tied to a specific change program. That includes go-live support, template rollouts, mergers, and recovery work after a difficult implementation. If the company already has a long-term need for internal ownership, a permanent hire may be the better fit.

Look for someone who can explain business processes clearly and keep different departments aligned. A strong ERP Manager should show real examples of handling testing, cutover, master data, and stakeholder conflict without losing control of scope. Good references and a structured way of working matter more than polished buzzwords.

Both models work, and most projects use a mix. Remote work is fine for planning, documentation, reporting, and many coordination tasks, while on-site time helps with workshops, training, and go-live support. In Germany, companies often expect at least some local presence when business users, plant teams, or subsidiaries are involved.

Many come from ERP consulting, internal IT leadership, or business process management. Some are former ERP Project Managers, module leads, or transformation managers who moved into a broader coordination role. The best freelancers combine system knowledge with the ability to speak the language of operations, finance, and management.

Manufacturing, automotive, logistics, wholesale, and multi-entity corporate groups hire them often because their processes are complex and tightly connected. In Germany, companies with production sites or international reporting lines especially need someone who can manage local requirements without breaking the global template. The role is valuable anywhere an ERP system has become business-critical.

The average hourly rate for ERP Managers in Germany is 108 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 862 € based on an 8-hour working day.

Of the freelancers working as ERP Managers in Germany, 83% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 58% hold at least a Master's degree, and 8% hold a doctorate.

On average, freelancers working as ERP Managers in Germany have 26 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 1.9 years.

The most common languages among freelancers working as ERP Managers in Germany are German (100%), English (93%), and French (29%).

The most common industries among freelancers working as ERP Managers in Germany are Information Technology (86%), Manufacturing (71%), and Professional Services (64%).

The most common business areas among freelancers working as ERP Managers in Germany are Information Technology (100%), Project Management (86%), and Operations (71%).

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