Vesterling AG | Germany | Permanent position | Full time / Home office | Published since: 23.07.2025 on stepstone.de
Leiter IT (mwd)
Looking for leadership and an exciting IT migration project? Our small medium-sized customer grows and has created this position. Free space and short paths guaranteed. JOBV1_EN
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Looking for leadership and an exciting IT migration project? Our small medium-sized customer grows and has created this position. Free space and short paths guaranteed.
As Head of IT, you are responsible for the further development of IT and develop the ERP system Microsoft Dynamics NAV and also the web platform. An ERP migration is also decided that you will plan and perform. You are responsible for the integration of applications and applications and, with their experience and ideas, are also leading the automation and strategic IT issues. You run an employee and also control external IT service providers.
Multiannual professional experience in software development, ideally with Python or Perl Knowledge with MS Dynamics NAV are helpful but not required At least first leadership experience Good knowledge of German in word and writing
Our medium-sized German client offers a secure workplace in a steadily growing company and various additional services, such as up to 60% home office. JOBV1_EN
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| Vesterling AG | |
| Germany |
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