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Director of Group Accounting You've built consolidated reporting before. Now you get the mandate to reinvent it. The Opportunity This is a newly elevated Director role at the heart of a group finance function that's ready to modernise. You'll report directly into senior group finance leadership, with a clear brief: bring structure, automation and AI into how this international group does accounting. It's a strategic mandate, not a technical fix-it job, and you'll have the seniority to make it happen. This kind of remit doesn't come up often: full ownership of group accounting standards, direct access to senior leadership, and real authority to modernise. If you're currently doing similar work without the mandate to change it, that's the gap this role closes. The Role Own the group's consolidated financial statements, ensuring accuracy and IFRS compliance across all entities. Lead the Center of Excellence Accounting team and set the direction for accounting practices group-wide. Act as the main point of contact for auditors and regulators. Be the internal reference point for Controlling, Treasury and Tax on accounting matters. Harmonise accounting processes across group companies and own the group-wide chart of accounts. Drive automation and digital tools to cut manual work within the team. You'll be shaping how an international group works, not just maintaining what's already there. The Company Our client is an international corporate group with operations spanning multiple countries. The group finance function is going through a period of change, and this role sits right at the centre of it: harmonising processes, modernising systems and bringing more consistency to how entities report. The group is large enough to need this level of standardisation, and at a stage where processes haven't fully caught up with its size. That's exactly why the mandate exists, and why whoever takes it on will have real influence over how the function evolves. What You'll Need At least 5 years' accounting experience within an international corporation or an audit firm. Several years' leadership experience in a comparable role. In-depth knowledge of international financial reporting under IFRS. Good working knowledge of modern ERP or finance systems. Fluent German and English, written and spoken. How to Apply Interested? Get in touch

Team Lead Plant Controlling Our client, an international group with sites across EMEA, is looking for a Team Lead Plant Controlling to take ownership of controlling and financial operations for one of its sites. The role carries regional weight beyond the site itself: you'll act as the point of contact across EMEA locations, setting targets, consolidating variance analysis, and shaping budgets and forecasts used at group level. You'll also lead a small team, combining site-level financial responsibility with genuine regional influence. The Role Manage all financial and accounting operations for a production site Drive profitability through cost analysis, inventory valuation and budgeting/forecasting Act as regional point of contact, setting targets and consolidating variance analysis across EMEA sites Own the month-end close process and implement internal controls to safeguard assets and meet audit standards Coordinate with local finance teams across Europe to align reporting requirements with global teams Develop and monitor production KPIs to drive continuous improvement What You'll Need 7 to 10 years' experience in a similar controlling role Strong knowledge of EMEA GAAP and IFRS Cost accounting experience Confident working with SAP financial systems Experience managing budgeting, forecasting and month-end close across multiple sites Experience leading and developing a team How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role.

Senior VAT Manager The Opportunity This is a chance to move beyond compliance execution and help shape how VAT processes are built across a group of businesses. You'll take ownership of VAT compliance across German entities and their subsidiaries, define how processes work at group level, and become the first point of contact when VAT questions get complicated. The role sits within an international group with cross-border operations and a tax function that's actively shaping how things get done. The Role Ensure VAT compliance is watertight across German entities and their subsidiaries, working closely with finance and tax teams. Define VAT processes across the group and see them through to implementation in ERP systems, monitoring them once live. Strengthen the internal control system for tax through data analysis and IT-supported controls. Prepare VAT returns, review tax assessments, and handle appeals. Support company and financial statement audits when timing calls for it. Act as the direct point of contact for authorities, internal departments and subsidiaries on VAT matters. Take a hands-on role in cross-border project work as the group continues to expand. What You'll Need A successfully completed tax advisor examination (Steuerberaterprüfung). Several years of experience in a tax department, in industry or at a consulting firm. Sound knowledge of VAT law, corporate tax law and accounting or financial reporting. Confident use of MS Office, SAP (FI, SD, MM) and tax software such as DATEV. Strong German and English, spoken and written. How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role.

(Senior) Controller Operations The Opportunity This is a plant controlling role with genuine influence: the person in this role will act as a business partner to plant management, with their analysis directly informing decisions on cost, capacity and investment at the site, rather than producing reports that sit unread. The employer pays according to the metal and electrical industry collective agreement, offers 30 days of holiday, flexible working hours, and support with childcare costs. The Role Own operations controlling for a production site, including cost and efficiency analysis and KPI reporting for both plant and headquarters. Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements and management reports for the entity. Build and manage budgets, forecasts and medium-term planning for the site. Run variance analyses across materials, personnel, manufacturing and cost centre costs, and turn findings into concrete action. Calculate and maintain machine hour rates, surcharge and billing rates, and prepare the annual cost calculation. Ensure correct cost allocation and inventory valuation. Manage assets and working capital, and identify measures to optimise liquidity. Identify efficiency gains and cost drivers across the plant. Help shape the site's controlling processes and tools going forward. Work closely with production, quality and logistics teams, with visibility across the whole site. What You'll Need Around 5+ years of experience in operations or plant controlling. A solid understanding of production processes. Strong knowledge of cost accounting, calculation and inventory valuation. Good working knowledge of German GAAP (HGB) and IFRS. Experience with ERP systems such as SAP, and very strong Excel skills. Good German and English language skills. How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation about this role.

Finance Lead The Opportunity A hybrid role for someone who wants to run finance operations and modernise them with AI. You'll own core financial processes end-to-end while identifying and building automation for repetitive work - a blend of controller and transformation responsibilities. The Role Identify automation opportunities across finance processes and deploy AI agents to handle repetitive tasks, tracking ROI. Manage customer invoicing and contract review, and maintain the customer database. Track core SaaS metrics: ARR, MRR, churn, CAC, LTV. Run monthly and annual close. Build board presentations and investor reports. Own COGS calculation, cost allocation logic, and capitalised development costs. Review and approve vendor invoices; manage vendor controlling and procurement liaison. Coordinate payment runs, liquidity planning, and cash flow forecasting. Handle intercompany invoicing across group entities. What You'll Need 2-4 years in finance advisory, controlling, or business finance - Big 4, consulting, or tech/scale-up backgrounds welcome. Strong Excel and PowerPoint skills; experience building financial models and executive decks. Hands-on AI tool experience and genuine interest in automation. Comfort learning new finance software and managing data integrations. Experience preparing board-level communications. Track record managing external stakeholders - auditors, accountants, cross-functional teams. Fluent German and English.

Senior Manager Financial Planning Analysis Location: Frankfurt / Hybrid Our client is seeking a Senior Manager Management Reporting to support global financial planning, reporting and performance management activities within an international environment. This role focuses on financial analysis, reporting processes and cross-functional collaboration across multiple regions. Key Responsibilities: Lead monthly, quarterly and annual management reporting activities. Support budgeting, forecasting and financial planning processes. Collaborate with international finance and business stakeholders to align reporting standards and processes. Drive process optimisation, reporting improvements and finance-related transformation initiatives. Support the implementation and enhancement of financial planning and reporting tools. Ensure compliance with financial policies, governance requirements and accounting standards. Contribute to financial analysis and strategic decision-making activities. Your Profile: Degree in Finance, Accounting or a related discipline. Several years of experience within financial reporting, controlling or finance business partnering environments. Strong understanding of financial analysis, reporting and forecasting processes. Knowledge of IFRS and financial governance requirements. Experience with ERP systems and financial planning tools, ideally SAP. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Structured, analytical and solution-oriented working style. Fluent English language skills; additional languages would be advantageous. What’s on Offer? International and collaborative working environment. Exposure to global finance transformation initiatives. Flexible hybrid working model. Long-term development and progression opportunities.