IT Senior Business Process Partner
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - OBERALP in Poreta
The Oberalp Group is a management driven family business
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- a house of brands that creates high quality technical mountaineering products.
We have 6 own brands Salewa, Dynafit, Pomoca, Wild Country, Evolv and LaMunt.
As an exclusive partner of other brands in the sports sector we offer our entire know how in communication, sales and image building.
We are a team of more than 1000 employees in 11 countries worldwide – a group of adventurers and dreamers, mountaineers, looking for their next peak.
We are looking for an experienced IT Senior Business Process Partner to join our Group Business Processes & IT Department and play a key role in our digital transformation journey, with a strategic focus on business process evolution.In this role, you will act as a trusted partner between IT and business functions, ensuring alignment between organizational needs, business processes,
and digital solutions.Tasks & responsibilities:Contribute to the governance and execution of the company's digital transformation agenda, supporting strategic initiatives across multiple business functions.Coordinate and facilitate cross-functional initiatives related to projects' implementation, process harmonization, and organizational change.Analyze and challenge existing business processes, identifying opportunities for standardization, simplification, and operational improvement.Lead and moderate workshops, requirement gathering sessions, testing activities, and decision-making processes with international stakeholders.Ensure successful execution of project activities including planning, prioritization, testing, training, go-live, and post-go-live stabilization.Promote user adoption and organizational readiness by supporting key users and facilitating collaboration across departments.Monitor project progress, risks, dependencies, and critic