Our client is a globally recognised premium fashion retailer with a powerful international footprint across stores, concessions and omnichannel.

They are embarking on a major Next Generation Transformation programme, implementing SAP across global markets to modernise and standardise retail operations.

This role sits within the DTC workstream, representing retail stores at the centre of that change.

You’ll act as the functional product owner for retail within SAP.

That means:

• Designing and standardising global store processes
• Translating retail operations into system logic
• Partnering with Finance, Logistics, Wholesale and IT
• Leading cross-regional collaboration (NA, EMEA, APAC)
• Driving UAT, readiness and adoption across markets

You’ll balance strategic process thinking with hands-on problem solving.

You’ll have:

• 7+ years in strategic retail operations
• Experience in international DTC fashion or premium retail
• Been part of an ERP implementation (SAP preferred)
• Deep understanding of omnichannel store processes
• Strong stakeholder influence skills

You’re structured, analytical, commercially aware… and you care about how stores really work.

Our client is a UK-based rapidly-growing technical consultancy delivering software and digital programmes across public sector organisations. Their model is to embed consultants into client teams, build strong relationships, and deliver outcomes with a practical, high-trust culture.

Key Responsibilities

• Designing and maintaining front-end automation for modern web apps (think Cypress/Playwright-style environments)
• Building or extending automation frameworks to suit different teams and projects
• Partnering with engineers, delivery leads, and clients to improve quality strategy and reduce release risk
• Contributing to best practice across QE (and helping others level up)
• Supporting testing in modern delivery setups (CI/CD pipelines, cloud-first environments, sometimes containerised services)

You’ll enjoy this if you:

• Care about quality outcomes, not just “tests passing”
• Can explain issues clearly to non-technical stakeholders
• Have strong automation experience for web/UI, and you’re comfortable getting hands-on
• Like variety: 6-month assignments, different clients, different problems
• Are SC-eligible (UK residency/travel constraints apply) and can travel to London/client sites when required

You’ll work in a consultancy environment where your work lands with real users — often on meaningful public-sector services — and where strong communicators thrive.

If you’re looking for a role where QA is respected, your voice matters, and you can build genuine credibility with clients, this is worth a conversation.