IT Project Coordinator

About the Roles

Buccellati is looking for a driven and detail-oriented IT Project Coordinator to play a key role in our retail transformation programme starting within the Maison.

As part of the Gemini programme, Buccellati is rolling out a new SAP-based platform across our boutiques in Dubai — transforming the way our retail teams operate, serve clients, and manage day-to-day business. This is a hands-on coordination role sitting at the intersection of technology, retail operations, and change management, working alongside cross-functional teams to ensure every Buccellati boutique is ready, equipped, and confident ahead of go-live.

Based in Dubai, you will be embedded within the Buccellati programme team for a fixed term of 12 months, supporting deployment from initial preparation through to hypercare and stabilisation.

What You Will Own

  • End-to-end deployment support for the Gemini programme across Buccellati's Dubai boutiques, from preparation through to hypercare
  • Coordination of market readiness activities, ensuring Buccellati boutiques meet all operational prerequisites before go-live
  • Collaboration with cross-functional teams across IT, Retail Operations, Finance, Supply Chain, Training, and local markets to drive successful implementation within the Maison
  • Ensuring Buccellati's business processes are aligned with the Group template, identifying and escalating local gaps or Maison-specific requirements
  • Tracking of project milestones, risks, issues, and dependencies, with timely resolution and transparent reporting
  • Support of User Acceptance Testing (UAT) in coordination with Buccellati boutiques, including business validation and defect tracking
  • Change management support to drive user adoption across all Buccellati boutique teams
  • Coordination of training activities with boutiques and facilitation of new operating procedures and digital solutions
  • Monitoring of post go-live performance, collecting business feedback and coordinating continuous improvement initiatives specific to Buccellati's operational needs

Experience

  • Background in Project Management, Business Transformation, Retail Operations, or Digital Transformation
  • Hands-on experience with SAP is a mandatory requirement — candidates must demonstrate a proven working knowledge of SAP systems, whether in an implementation, deployment, or operational capacity
  • Experience supporting SAP rollouts, ERP, POS, or retail system implementations is highly desirable
  • Familiarity with luxury retail or omnichannel retail environments is a plus — experience within a luxury Maison or high-end boutique environment particularly welcomed

Skills

  • Confident working knowledge of SAP environments and system workflows, with the ability to bridge the gap between technical SAP teams and boutique business users
  • Strong stakeholder management, with the ability to work effectively across both business and technical teams
  • Excellent organisational and coordination skills, with the ability to manage multiple workstreams simultaneously
  • Strong analytical mindset and problem-solving capability
  • Comfortable operating in a fast-paced, international environment
  • Fluent in English and Arabic — required
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