Bruno Jacinto

Engineering & Applications Delivery Manager for ERP, data and automation transformation

What I do

I lead engineering and applications delivery across ERP, integrations, reporting, automation and operational systems. My work sits between business operations, technical architecture and people leadership: making systems clearer, delivery more predictable, and teams more autonomous.

15+ years

Software engineering, IT delivery and applications leadership

Global teams

Delivery across Europe and the USA, with collaboration across LATAM, West Africa and the Middle East

12 locations

Operational sites supported by business-critical applications

1,000+ users

Application portfolio scale across operational teams

What I build and improve

Enterprise applications
ERP selection, application portfolios, supplier governance, service delivery and ownership models for business-critical systems.
Operational integrations
WMS, EDI, APIs, shop-floor systems and cross-functional workflows that connect operations with usable data.
Regulated environments
Pharma logistics and food/FMCG experience where traceability, quality, compliance and reliability matter every day.
People-first delivery
Clear priorities, practical Agile, honest ownership and teams that can operate with autonomy and technical confidence.

Current focus

I currently lead applications delivery for a fresh-produce group operating across the UK, Portugal and Spain. The work connects ERP, procurement, production, quality, traceability, reporting and shop-floor systems into a clearer operating model for teams across 12 locations.

My practical AI-readiness focus is simple: cleaner operational data flows, less spreadsheet dependency, automated checks and handoffs, and decision support that teams can trust in daily operations.

Industries I've worked in

Delivered lot‑level traceability, QA workflows and compliance from field to fork. Connected ERP, procurement, production and shop‑floor telemetry into a single, actionable view for day‑to‑day operations. Automated alerts, handoffs and routine checks; replaced scattered spreadsheets; and left audit‑ready traceability as the default way of working.