Product Expert
Product Specialist ERP
Exalto Consulting is supporting the search for a Product Specialist to join a growing ERP product team. This role sits where business needs meet technical delivery, helping shape how the platform evolves and ensuring new functionality is designed clearly enough for teams to build with confidence.
If you enjoy turning real world requirements into practical product design, and you like working closely with developers and stakeholders to deliver clear outcomes, this could be a strong fit.
What you will be doing
Product design and development support
Build strong knowledge of the ERP platform and how customers use it day to day
Help design and expand modules on the product roadmap
Create prototypes for user interfaces and data models
Convert prototypes into clear specifications and developer ready tickets
Collaboration and delivery
Work closely with business stakeholders, developers, and project teams
Support delivery against milestones, with clear progress updates
Contribute to projects being delivered on time and within budget
Operate within agreed delivery and project frameworks
What we are looking for
A solid understanding of software delivery and development processes
Strong written and verbal communication that is clear, structured, and practical
UI and UX design capability with the ability to explain choices and trade offs
Comfortable bridging business context and technical constraints
Helpful but not essential
Experience in manufacturing or Food and Beverage environments
Understanding of how production operations work in practice
Technical background that is useful
Knowledge of ERP concepts and core functionality
Familiarity with a Microsoft stack such as C# and SQL Server
Experience using Figma or similar tools for interface and prototyping work
What success looks like in this role
You will do well if you can take a requirement from idea to something a team can confidently deliver, balancing usability, technical realities, and what matters most to the people using the system