Michel Ganado joined PwC Malta in 1989 after graduating in Computer Science in the US. In 2002 he read for a Master Degree in Business Administration. He was admitted into the firm’s partnership in 2012 and he is currently leading the firm’s consulting practice, serving both the public and private sectors. With more than 30 years of professional experience, he has an extensive background in leading complex and challenging engagements mainly in business strategy, operating model design, business process analysis and reengineering, digital transformation and programme and project management.
Senior Oracle ERP Cloud Functional Consultant
We are currently in search of ambitious and committed individuals with a keen eye for detail who take pride in delivering excellence, to join our passionate and dynamic Technology team as a Senior Oracle ERP Cloud Functional Consultant.
The role entails providing expert guidance and support to clients in implementing and optimizing their Oracle ERP Cloud solutions. You will work closely with business users to understand their business requirements, configure the ERP system, and ensure successful implementation and integration. Your in-depth knowledge of Oracle ERP Cloud modules and functionality will enable you to deliver effective solutions that align with clients' business objectives.
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All you need to know about settling in Malta
This is what our expats wanted to know before they came to Malta. We addressed some FAQs you might have below. Feel free to contact us should you require anything else!

- Actively keeping active
- Entertainment & Nightlife
- Riding the waves or diving in the deep blue
Actively keeping active
Malta offers a variety of sporting facilities ranging from five squash courts, 17 tennis courts, over nine basketball courts, billiard tables and a cricket pitch. There are also numerous sports clubs which allow you to meet other sports enthusiasts
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A welcoming & safe country
Malta is a safe country both in terms of people and country. The Maltese crime rate is very low as is the country’s vulnerability to natural disasters.
A multilingual country
Maltese and English are the official two languages of Malta, making the integration of expats smooth and easy.
A warm working culture
The overall atmosphere at the workplace is friendly and welcoming, making it easier to settle in and build relationships with colleagues.
A good work-life balance
Due to Malta's small size, many places of interest are within easy reach. A person can go from the office to home to a dinner reservation on the other end of the island all in under 1 hour.
A healthy & stable economy
Malta is benefitting from a healthy and stable economy with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the European Union.
Working in Malta
Getting your work permit
Maltese Law requires a work permit for all third-country nationals.
As part of the European Union, Malta welcomes all EU citizens to live and work in the country. However, if you come from a third-party country, you will need to apply for a residence and/or work permit. You can find more information on the residence and work permit procedures on the website of the Maltese government.
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