Sage 200 Consultant

We are looking for an experienced Sage 200 Consultant for a remote position - ideally you live in the south, south west or west of the UK, up to the central Midlands. You will be a seasoned Sage 200 Implementation Consultant (up to date certifications desirable) and will have worked with some of the Sicon, Eureka or Draycir add-on products. You will cover new projects from scoping, requirements, and configuration, to training, go live, and post implementation hand holding & support, as well as upgrades and new modules.

The job is based from home and pays up to £50k + car allowance, with some travel to UK clients but mainly in the South, West and Central areas of the UK. You will work on quite complex and interesting projects involving implementation, configuration, training and post go-live support for Sage 200 financials & commercials and Sicon, Draycir and Eureka add on products.

It is a client facing role, and in the past, as with most implementation positions, there would be a lot of travel to client sites. However most projects are now remote implementations and the requirement for working onsite and for travel has dropped substantially. You are happy being based from home and have a dedicated, quiet space to work professionally.

This thriving software consultancy is totally Sage 200 centric and has been selling Sage 200 for 20 years +. They have 65 x Sage 200 on premise and cloud customers and the majority are using Sage 200 commercials & financials, with Sicon, Eureka and Draycir add on products.

Their business is all about client retention, maintaining the relationship and keeping customers for the long term. They often pick up Sage 200 clients who are unhappy with their current reseller and who get in touch with them through personal recommendation.

It is a quality environment, customers get superb support and are projects are well delivered. As a Sage 200 Consultant you will work on a variety of projects and products … which is good and bad:

• Good because you will have a chance to deal with different businesses and work on the implementation of many different products and modules
• Bad because there will be gaps between products, so you might do a Sicon Project Accounting module and then not go back to it for 6 months.
• Good because there is lots of training and a chance to learn a lot
• Bad because you will forget most of it
• Good because you will have a chance to figure stuff out for yourself and bad because you will often be on your own

That's a pretty unique way to describe an implementation role!

Key point: it is a job for someone who likes being busy, likes responsibility and likes figuring stuff out. You will have the backing of a superb support team and the MD is a very likeable, knowledgeable, highly experienced Sage 200 expert himself, who is there if you need him. You will be involved with a wide variety of solutions and products and should be able to think on your feet and make decisions.

Contact Jake King or Carolyn MacLurg at Ambis Resourcing.