It application manager
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Montura in Italia
Direct message the job poster from Montura S.r.l. Montura's mission is to manufacture the most long-lasting, inspiring, and technical outerwear for conscious people, seeking new challenging roads to travel. We live close to the mountains, and our community is composed of mountain rescue workers and athletes committed to various disciplines: ski mountaineers, climbers, mountain bikers, trail runners, and sailors. They're our traveling companions, those who accompany us on our adventures, our undertakings.
This is why we can recognize the needs and tune into the aspirations of men and women for whom the mountains and outdoor activities are a way of life. It is through their eyes that we're able to explore uncharted territory and bring ideas into sharper focus. The Role in Summary The IT Application Manager – Supply Chain is responsible for managing and evolving the information systems that support production and logistics processes, from raw material procurement to finished product distribution.
This role ensures alignment between IT strategy, business objectives,
and the roadmap for the development of IT systems, driving innovation and operational efficiency across the supply chain.
Main Responsibilities
Collaborate in defining the IT roadmap to support the company's supply chain and monitor progress in terms of content, testing, deliverables, and maintenance. Manage relationships with supply chain stakeholders to ensure IT solutions meet business needs. Oversee ERP and PLM systems to ensure smooth operation and alignment with business processes. Ensure proper integration of the WMS within the company's IT architecture (WMS managed by a 3 PL). Maintain business intelligence systems and supply chain reporting capabilities.
Supervise IT system change projects in coordination with the system integrator. Partner with vendors to ensure timely delivery and issue resolution. Coordinate testing, plan go-live activities, manage user training, and promote a digital culture acr