ERP Project Coordinator – Garments & ERP

GFG International is looking for an experienced and process-oriented ERP Project Coordinator to lead the implementation and continuous improvement of our proprietary ERP system for garment sourcing operations.

This is a hybrid business and technology role. The ideal candidate should have strong knowledge of garment merchandising, production processes, and TNA management, along with the ability to understand software requirements and coordinate effectively with an IT development team.

Key Responsibilities

• Act as the primary coordinator between GFG Management, the IT development company, and internal Bangladesh teams.
• Gather and analyze business requirements from Merchandising, QA/QC, Production, Sourcing, and other relevant functions.
• Translate garment business processes into clear and structured system requirements and functional specifications.
• Understand and map the complete garment order lifecycle, from order booking and TNA planning through sampling, production, inspection, and shipment.
• Review and challenge system developments to ensure the ERP reflects actual GFG workflows and business requirements.
• Coordinate user acceptance testing (UAT) and test new features using real-life garment order scenarios.
• Identify system gaps, errors, and process inefficiencies and coordinate with developers for appropriate solutions.
• Maintain the ERP project roadmap, requirement tracker, and implementation status.
• Provide regular project updates and report directly to management.
• After system implementation, support internal teams in ERP usage, monitor adoption, identify operational gaps, and coordinate further system improvements.
• Work closely with users to ensure the ERP becomes an effective part of day-to-day operations.

What We Value Most

We are looking for someone who understands how a garment business actually works and can convert that practical knowledge into structured requirements for a software development team.

Garment industry knowledge and structured process thinking are essential. Software expertise can be learned.