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# Oracle ERP Programme Manager - Local Authority

- **Company:** Spencer Clarke Group Ltd
- **Location:** London, UK
- **Salary:** £207,740.0 - £208,000.0
- **Contract:** Contract
- **Skills:** Oracle (Applications), Oracle Erp
- **Published:** September 2, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.co.uk/jobs/details/5864671252

## About the Role

You will have the following experiences:

 * Significant experience leading Oracle ERP optimisation, improvement or transformation programmes.
 * Demonstrable record of delivering Finance, HR, IT and Change Management in an Oracle ERP context.
 * Strong experience managing budgets of £100K to £1M+
 * Deep experience in Local Government, or similar Public Sector bodies.

## Description

My Local Authority client in Greater London is looking to appoint a talented Oracle ERP Programme Manager on a Contract basis.

Following completion of the discovery phase, this role will lead the design an business case stage, including configuration, process improvement, reporting, controls, UX and implementation.

About the role:

Based in London (Hybrid - 2 days on site):

 * Lead organisational redesign and transformational projects and programmes and be responsible for realising the identified programme benefits.
 * Lead on and effectively manage multi-disciplinary and multiple project teams to deliver organisational and cultural change across the Council.
 * The project will produce a clear business case setting out the recommended future direction for Oracle and an implementation plan, including a roadmap for future re-procurement of the ERP system.
 * The role will oversee multiple workstreams covering Finance, HR, IT and Change Management, ensuring that technical, process and organisational changes are successfully implemented and that anticipated benefits are realised.