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Centogene

Functional-Technical Consultant D365 Finance & Supply Chain Management

Spain - ValenciaSpain
full-time, freelance · IT
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Your Responsibilities

The Project

Centogene is expanding its corporate ERP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 — already deployed and operational at the parent company — to between 5 and 10 international subsidiaries. The functional scope covers Finance (General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable) and basic Supply Chain Management (Procurement, Sales, Inventory Management), with a strong focus on intercompany processes.

A central element of this project is building a standardized and replicable implementation model that enables rapid and consistent rollouts to each new subsidiary, supported by local partners in each region. This is not just about implementing D365: it is about designing the way Centogene implements D365.

Key Responsibilities

  • Actively participate in the D365 F&SCM rollout to the group’s international subsidiaries, from requirements analysis through go-live and stabilization.
  • Contribute to the design and documentation of a standard implementation model (template) that accelerates successive deployments.
  • Configure and parameterize Finance modules (GL, AP, AR) and Supply Chain modules (Procurement, Sales, Inventory), adapting them to each subsidiary’s local requirements.
  • Design and configure intercompany flows between the parent company and subsidiaries.
  • Create and deliver customizations, extensions, and integrations with local systems as needed.
  • Coordinate work with local partners in each region — leading, collaborating, or supervising depending on the project phase.
  • Execute data migrations from each subsidiary’s legacy systems.
  • Produce technical and functional documentation for the implemented solutions.
  • Provide L2 support and training to key users at each subsidiary.

Your profile

What We Are Looking For

A professional with hands-on experience in D365 Finance & SCM implementations, combining strong configuration and parameterization skills with sufficient technical knowledge to deliver customizations and integrations. Someone who has participated in multi-entity or multi-country rollouts and is able to contribute to the design of a scalable implementation model.

Essential Requirements

  • Proven experience in at least 2 full D365 Finance & Supply Chain Management implementations, preferably in multi-entity or multi-country projects.
  • Deep knowledge of Finance modules (GL, AP, AR) and basic Supply Chain (Procurement, Sales, Inventory).
  • Hands-on experience configuring intercompany processes.
  • Technical ability to deliver customizations and extensions (X++, Power Platform, or integration tools).
  • Experience working with or coordinating implementation partners.
  • Fluent in English.
  • Willingness to travel occasionally to international subsidiaries (kick-offs and go-lives).

Desirable Requirements

  • Experience designing replicable implementation models or rollout templates.
  • Microsoft certification in D365 Finance or Supply Chain Management.
  • Knowledge of Azure and integration tools (Logic Apps, Data Factory).
  • Experience in the healthcare, biotech, or pharmaceutical sector.

Why us?

What We Offer

  • Join a strategic, global-scale project at a leading precision medicine company.
  • Competitive salary: 60,000 – 90,000€ gross per annum, depending on experience.
  • Based in Valencia, Spain, with a hybrid working model.
  • Occasional international travel for kick-offs and go-lives.
  • The opportunity to design the group’s ERP expansion model from scratch.
  • A multicultural and innovative working environment.
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