Enterprise & TLT Deployment Analyst
Mars
Enterprise & TLT Deployment Analyst
Mars
Global confectionery, food, and petcare company
Job Description:
The Enterprise & TLT Deployment Analyst is the seasoned deployment profile supporting the successful deployment, adoption, stabilization, and value realization of Digital Technologies products, programs, and initiatives across Mars Snacking AMEA.
The role develops a strong working understanding of the Enterprise & TLT roadmap, product priorities, planned releases, dependencies, and business outcomes, and independently coordinates medium-to-high complexity deployments or major workstreams across markets, functions, and sites.
The role works with Product Owners, Deployment Managers, BRMs, business users, Global and Regional DT teams, solution teams, implementation partners, and sustainment teams across requirements and solution validation, business readiness, testing, training, communications, cutover, go-live, hypercare, adoption, and
transition to sustainment.
The role is an execution and deployment position, not an architecture or product-strategy role. Success requires sound judgement, proactive risk management, decision-ready reporting, confident stakeholder coordination, curiosity, learning agility, and consistent follow-through.
The analyst also strengthens CoE deployment methods, reusable assets, documentation and sustainment quality, and may provide practical coaching to the junior Deployment Automation Analyst while retaining accountability for assigned initiatives.
What will be your key responsibilities?
Enterprise & TLT Roadmap and Deployment Planning:
Business, BRM and Partner Collaboration:
Testing, Data, Training and Change Readiness:
Documentation, Go-Live and Sustainment:
Adoption, Outcomes and CoE Improvement:
Success Measures
What are we looking for?
Preferred
What can you expect from Mars?
#TBdigital
Mars makes confectionery, food, and petcare products and also operates pet health services through networks like Banfield, VCA, BluePearl, and Royal Canin. Its products are marketed under familiar brands such as M&M’s, Snickers, Milky Way, Skittles, Dove, Orbit, Pedigree, Royal Canin, Whiskas, and Cocoavia, sold globally to consumers and pet owners. The company differs from competitors by combining a broad, diversified portfolio with a global, family-owned structure guided by the Mars Principles (Quality, Responsibility, Mutuality, Efficiency, Freedom), which drives its operations and partnerships. Mars aims to help communities prosper and to grow its business while improving social and environmental outcomes, using its scale to support responsible practices across the world.
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