Director, IT Finance Business Partner

Director - IT Finance Business Partner The Opportunity Most senior finance people spend their time explaining decisions after they've already been made. This role puts you in the room before that happens. You'll sit alongside the Global CIO and IT leadership team, shaping how a global technology function invests its money rather than just reporting on how it was spent. The Role You'll own the interface between Finance and Global and Regional IT, translating transformation goals into financial strategy that actually holds up. Day to day, that means: Giving IT leadership clear, actionable financial insight, not just numbers on a slide Running variance analysis against strategic priorities and flagging risk early Leading mid and long term planning, forecasting and investment evaluation for IT spend Building real cost transparency across Run the Business and Change the Business budgets Setting the budgeting frameworks and cost allocation rules IT works to across every region Managing and developing a team of IT Finance Business Partners across regions You'll set the reporting standard the whole organisation follows, not just your own patch. The Company Our client is a large, internationally operating organisation currently investing heavily in its global IT function. It's the kind of environment where a finance leader with a strong technology background can genuinely shape strategy rather than just monitor it. The role comes with meaningful flexibility: remote working up to 60% of the time, a comprehensive company pension scheme, and support for your health and wellbeing built into the culture, not bolted on as a perk. What You'll Need 10+ years in finance, including leadership roles within large, complex, international organisations A track record of leading and developing finance teams, ideally including IT Finance Business Partners Strong grasp of IT and technology cost structures and how they drive value Ability to turn complex financial data into insight senior stakeholders can act on Confident managing competing priorities across global, regional and functional stakeholders Professional fluency in English How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send whatever you have, or just give the MAM Gruppe team a call for a confidential conversation about the role.

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