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Head of Compliance (Interim, 6 Months) The Opportunity If you want an interim mandate where you run the function rather than keep the seat warm, this is worth reading. Our client needs an experienced compliance lawyer to lead its corporate compliance function for six months while a permanent Head of Compliance is recruited. This isn't a caretaker brief. You'll own the compliance management system, set the direction on prevention, and have a direct line to senior management and the board. For you, that means a clearly defined mandate, real authority, and a piece of work you can point to when the six months are up. The Role The focus is prevention: policy, controls, training and due diligence frameworks. You'll be the person making sure compliance works in practice across every jurisdiction the business operates in. Own and improve the corporate compliance management system across multiple jurisdictions Lead the human rights agenda, including supply chain due diligence and the reporting that goes with it Run preventive anti-bribery and corruption (ABAC) and anti-money laundering (AML) programmes, covering policy, controls and monitoring Advise senior management and the board on compliance and regulatory questions Lead the compliance team and work with colleagues across the business to keep compliance practical and embedded Manage relationships with regulators, external counsel and other key stakeholders Contract Details Duration: 6 months Working pattern: hybrid Rate: highly competitive, reflecting the seniority of the mandate Purpose: interim leadership while a permanent Head of Compliance is recruited The Company Our client is a high-profile international group with operations across dozens of countries. At that scale, compliance carries real weight: human rights, ABAC and AML are board-level topics here, not box-ticking exercises. You'll come in with a clear remit and the backing to deliver it, working alongside a leadership team that takes prevention seriously. What You'll Need Full qualification as a lawyer Experience in both private practice or consulting and an in-house role Strong working knowledge of corporate compliance management systems, with a focus on prevention Hands-on experience across human rights due diligence, ABAC and AML A track record of leading a team How to Apply Interim mandates move quickly, so if this sounds like your next assignment, get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team now. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Lead OT & Information Security Officer The Opportunity If you've spent your career securing operational technology and want to set the standard rather than inherit someone else's, this is worth a look. Our client runs energy storage plants classed as critical infrastructure. They need one person to own cybersecurity across those sites: the architecture, the day-to-day operations and the formal accountability. You won't be advising from the sidelines. You'll be the appointed plant CISO, with your name against compliance and audit readiness and real influence over how sites are designed and run. This is a 3-month contract with potential to extend. You'll be on site 2 days every 2 weeks, which means most of your fortnight is spent away from site. The Role You'll combine hands-on technical design with the formal duties of a site-level Information Security Officer. You'll: Act as appointed plant CISO, leading compliance and audit readiness under NIS2, KRITIS, IEC 62443 and the IT-Sicherheitskatalog (§11 EnWG) Define the standard security architecture every site will follow, including IEC 62443-aligned segmentation, zones and conduits, and secure remote access Run security operations for live plants, covering SOC/SIEM monitoring, incident handling and governance Strengthen incident management, including BSIG and NIS2-aligned escalation and regulatory reporting Carry out plant-level risk assessments and turn the findings into remediation plans Oversee cyber risk and compliance for the entities that operate the assets Advise on security design for large projects still in development That last point matters. You'll shape security on projects before they're built, so the architecture you define becomes the template for what comes next. The Company Our client is a major player in renewable energy, with live plants already operating and a pipeline of large projects in development. Because the sites are critical infrastructure, security isn't a box-ticking exercise here. It sits at the centre of how the plants are built, run and regulated, which gives you the mandate to do the job properly. What You'll Need OT/ICS security experience in energy or other critical infrastructure Experience as an Information Security Officer or CISO Hands-on IEC 62443 experience, particularly zone and conduit design and secure remote access Practical experience of NIS2, KRITIS and the IT-Sicherheitskatalog (§11 EnWG), including audit preparation A track record of risk assessments and remediation roadmaps OT incident response and SOC/SIEM monitoring experience Fluent English How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Senior Manager - Tax Reporting & Compliance The Opportunity If you want real ownership of a technical tax area without stepping into a director-level remit, this is worth reading. Deferred taxes are the central focus of this role, and they're yours: the calculation, the review and the documentation. You'll be the person the business relies on to get those numbers right, with the authority to shape how it's done. You'll report directly to the Head of Tax Reporting and Compliance. That means short decision lines, a direct line to the person setting the function's direction, and a genuine say in how processes develop. The work also gives you breadth. Alongside deferred taxes, you'll lead on national compliance and contribute to international reporting, so your experience keeps growing while your focus stays sharp. And because the team actively uses and develops its tax technology, you'll have room to improve how the work gets done rather than inherit a fixed way of working. The Role Own the calculation, review and documentation of deferred taxes Prepare and review tax figures for financial reporting, including contributions to international reporting processes Manage national tax compliance, making sure filings are accurate, complete and on time Use and further develop the team's tax technology tools to improve efficiency and data quality Work closely with the Head of Tax Reporting and Compliance on technical questions and process development Act as a key contact for finance, accounting and external advisers on reporting and compliance matters This is a hands-on senior role. You'll stay close to the technical detail, which suits someone who enjoys being the expert in the room as much as improving the process around them. What You'll Need Substantial experience in tax reporting and tax compliance, gained in industry or professional services Strong technical knowledge of deferred taxes and their treatment in financial statements Confidence working with tax technology tools and data-driven reporting processes Fluent German and strong English How to Apply Not actively looking? That's fine. Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Senior Security Architect / Project Management The Opportunity How often do your security architectures actually get built the way you designed them? In many architect roles, you hand over a target design and hope the delivery teams follow it. Here, you design the architecture and lead the projects that put it into practice. You see your work through from concept to rollout. Security is becoming central to this group's products, infrastructure and operations. That means your work is visible at management and steering committee level, with the backing to make it happen. You'll also be joining while the group builds out its security capability. The standards, guidelines and governance are still taking shape, and you'll have a hand in writing them. The Role You'll split your time between architecture and delivery. In practice, that means: Designing and evolving security architecture across IT, infrastructure and connected technical environments, in line with group strategy Leading security projects end to end, owning scope, timelines, budget and stakeholder alignment Turning regulatory and industry requirements into practical technical concepts and roadmaps Running risk and threat assessments and defining the controls that follow Acting as the senior security advisor to engineering and development teams, so security is built in from the start rather than bolted on later Coordinating internal teams, international sites and external partners Reporting on progress, risk and security posture to management and steering committees Shaping security standards, guidelines and governance across the organisation Your remit covers classic IT and the connected, safety-critical systems the group's products rely on. If you're interested in where IT security meets operational technology, this is where the hard problems are. The Company Our client is an international industrial technology group. Its engineered systems run in safety-critical environments around the world, so security failures have real-world consequences, and the business treats security accordingly. The group is investing in its security function now. Joining at this stage means you help define the approach rather than inherit one, working across engineering, IT and the business with a remit that crosses borders. What You'll Need Several years' experience in security architecture A track record of leading complex technical projects in an international environment Hands-on knowledge of network, cloud and infrastructure security, with some exposure to operational or embedded technology Working knowledge of relevant security standards, frameworks and risk management methods Fluent English How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give the MAM Gruppe team a call for a

Legal Counsel - IT / Data Protection If you're advising on AI and data law but only ever seeing one piece of the picture, this role puts you at the centre of it. The Opportunity Our client is an international group that is actively adopting AI and growing its online sales channels. They need an in-house lawyer to own the legal side of that shift. Every IT, digital commerce and data protection question across the group comes to you. You'll see projects from the start, shape how new technology is introduced, and build the policies and templates the business will rely on for years. If you're in private practice, this is a chance to move from advising on decisions to helping make them. If you're already in-house, it's a broader remit with genuine influence. The Role Act as the central legal contact for IT, digital commerce and data protection across all group entities. Draft, review and negotiate technology and data processing agreements on cross-border projects. Guide the business through the legal side of rolling out AI tools and systems. Support the growth of online sales and customer loyalty programmes, including consumer protection questions. Build internal policies, guidance and contract templates in your areas. Track new legislation and market developments, and explain what they mean for the business. Work closely with the internal data protection function. Manage external law firms and coordinate their input. The Company Our client is an international group operating across several markets, with a consumer-facing business that is investing in its digital channels. AI adoption and online growth are live priorities, so the work you do will have a direct and visible commercial impact. You'll work alongside an internal data protection team while owning your specialist area, with external counsel there to support you rather than lead. What You'll Need At least four years' experience in IT and/or data protection law, gained in a law firm or the legal team of an international organisation. Hands-on experience assessing and rolling out AI applications, including working knowledge of the EU AI Act and how it interacts with the GDPR. Fluent German and English, written and spoken. How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Senior Controller The Opportunity If your controlling work goes into a pack that someone else presents, this role puts you closer to the decisions. You'll own consolidation, planning and group reporting for a global industrial manufacturer. Your numbers go straight to management, the board and investors, which means your analysis shapes what happens next rather than just explaining what already did. You'll also lead the business side of digitising the finance function. If you've ever worked around clunky systems and manual workarounds, this is your chance to fix them, with the visibility and backing to make the changes stick. The Role Lead group budgeting and forecasting, working with subsidiaries and running the scenario and variance analysis leadership relies on. Run monthly, quarterly and annual consolidation, including intercompany reconciliation. Contribute to the IFRS group accounts. Own the monthly management reporting and keep improving it, plus ad hoc analysis for senior leadership. Set group-wide KPIs, maintain reporting policies and support the audit process. Act as lead business user for consolidation, planning and reporting systems, and help shape ERP rollouts and automation. The Company Our client is a global industrial manufacturer with subsidiaries across multiple countries. It is actively strengthening its Group Finance team, so this is an investment in capability, not a like-for-like replacement. You'll work with finance colleagues across the international business, which gives your work reach well beyond head office. And because the function is modernising, you'll have room to influence how group finance works, not just keep it running. What You'll Need Strong IFRS and group consolidation expertise. 5+ years in group accounting, consolidation or controlling. Hands-on experience with planning, CPM/consolidation and ERP systems. Advanced Excel skills. How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.