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IT Security Expert: Incident Response The Opportunity Tired of firefighting alerts with no say in the strategy behind them? This role gives you ownership of a Data Loss Prevention programme from the ground up, not just a seat monitoring someone else's. The Role You'll take the lead on building out DLP across the business: identifying sensitive data with stakeholders, selecting protective measures, then installing, configuring and integrating the DLP solution into the infrastructure yourself. Beyond that, you'll manage and tune SIEM and DLP rule sets, sharpen detection as new threats emerge, and run regular audits to prove the programme's working. You'll also help build a security-first culture through training and clear guidance, and take on other security projects as they come up. The Company Our client is a well-established, regulated financial services organisation investing seriously in its security maturity. This is a newly-focused mandate rather than a legacy function you're inheriting, so you'll have real scope to shape how DLP is done here, not just follow an existing playbook. What You'll Need Practical experience in IT security, including penetration testing and incident response Solid working knowledge of Windows, Linux and networks Fluent German and English How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or give the MAM Gruppe team a call for a confidential chat about the role. Reach out to richard@mamgruppe.com.

SAP - Head of AMS - Baden-Wuertemberg Are you looking for a new SAP leadership role? A well-established, globally recognised business is building a brand-new department from the ground up - Application Management Services - and they need someone to lead it. This is a genuine build role. You'll define the target operating model, establish the team (growing to 15–20 people globally), and own the transition from project-driven structures to a stable, scalable run organisation. SAP is the initial focus, with S/4HANA projects planned until 2031 - but the scope expands to wider business applications over time. In short, you'd be responsible for: Steering up the AMS function end-to-end Leading a global team and steering external service providers Owning incident, problem, change and release processes Driving the build-to-run transition and knowledge transfer Representing AMS to senior management and key stakeholders The right profile: Degree in Computer Science or Business IT, solid background in Application Management SAP Operations, and proven experience building or shaping organisational units. The company has a strong market position, a modern working environment, and serious investment behind this initiative - this isn't a role that exists on paper     

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.

Global Tax Risk Manager If you've spent years doing international tax work and want a role where the remit is genuinely global and the audience includes senior leadership, this is worth a look. The Opportunity You'll own the global tax risk management framework: building it out, keeping it current, and making sure it holds up across jurisdictions. That means working closely with local teams worldwide, leading tax reviews, and being the central point of contact for senior management on tax risk matters. It's a high-visibility role that sits across the international tax and compliance functions, with real influence over how risk is identified, reported, and mitigated at group level. The Role Implement and enhance the global tax risk management framework Identify, assess, and monitor tax risks globally in partnership with local teams Lead tax reviews globally and ensure consistent standards across jurisdictions Develop and implement internal tax risk controls and mitigation strategies Monitor global tax legislation changes and assess their impact on the group's risk position Support local teams with documentation for internal and external audits Coordinate global tax risk reporting across the international tax and compliance functions Represent the tax team in cross-functional, group-wide projects Present at internal workshops and to senior management stakeholders Manage the annual certificate of residence process and contribute to strategic tax planning The Company A large, internationally active group with operations across multiple markets. The central tax function works closely with local teams worldwide and has direct visibility with group senior management. What You'll Need German tax adviser qualification (Steuerberater) or international equivalent Substantial experience in international taxation and global tax reviews or due diligence Strong technical tax knowledge across multiple jurisdictions Fluent English and German Willingness to travel How to Apply Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Tax Compliance Manager Tax compliance roles often sit at one end of a spectrum. Either you're deep in filings with little strategic input, or you're advising from a distance without the tools or authority to fix what you find. If you're looking for something in between, this might be it. The Opportunity This is a compliance role with real breadth. You'll be responsible for the Tax Compliance Management System, which means identifying weaknesses, designing corrective measures, and following them through to completion. It's not a function that signs off on other people's work. You'll be doing the thinking and driving the change. There's also an unusual element: the role involves active involvement in tax clauses within separation agreements, including coordination and independent resolution of queries. That requires someone equally comfortable with legal documents and commercial context, not just tax returns. The business is also interested in how automation and AI can improve tax processes, so if you've been wanting to put those interests to practical use in a large-organisation setting, there's scope to do that here. The Role Develop and maintain the organisation's tax compliance strategy in line with German and international requirements Run regular risk reports and present findings to management Identify weaknesses in the Tax CMS and Tax Risk Management framework, and own the design and implementation of corrective measures Coordinate with internal reporting units and external tax authorities Advise on tax clauses in separation agreements, including related documentation and query resolution Design and deliver internal training on tax compliance topics The Company A large, internationally active business based in Hannover, with a tax function that operates across multiple jurisdictions and plays an active role in the organisation's risk and governance framework. What You'll Need A German tax adviser qualification (Steuerberater) Experience in tax compliance management systems (Tax CMS), ideally in an in-house environment Comfort working with legal documentation alongside tax matters Fluent German and English, written and spoken How to Apply Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Senior Manager International Tax Most in-house international tax roles put you in a box. One region. One team. A narrow remit that stops you getting close to the business. If you've hit that ceiling and you're ready for something broader, this is worth reading. The Opportunity This is a senior tax role with genuine international scope. You'll be the expert for a portfolio of countries, working directly with local colleagues and external advisers, taking real ownership of tax positions rather than reviewing work that others have done. The work spans the full range: advisory on M&A and restructuring projects, monitoring of tax reporting, health checks at subsidiary level, and keeping a close eye on evolving international frameworks including BEPS and OECD developments. You'll sit close to transactions and have a voice in structuring decisions, not just compliance oversight. It's a role for someone who wants to think strategically as well as technically, and who's comfortable moving between jurisdictions, stakeholders, and workstreams without a lot of hand-holding. The Role Own the tax position for an international portfolio of group companies, including regular engagement with local finance teams and external advisers Monitor local tax law developments and assess the impact on the group Support and coordinate foreign tax audits, acting as the main contact for tax authorities and consultants Review tax reporting with a focus on effective tax rate consistency and tax cash flow Conduct Tax Health Checks, including on-site visits to group companies Advise on M&A transactions, internal restructurings, mergers, and liquidations, with a focus on tax-efficient structuring and post-acquisition integration Support due diligence processes for acquisitions The Company A large, internationally active business with operations across multiple countries and markets. The tax function plays a meaningful role in the business, with exposure to complex cross-border activity and a genuine seat at the table on transactions and restructuring decisions. What You'll Need A German tax adviser qualification (Steuerberater) or comparable international equivalent At least three to five years' experience in international tax, either in-house or in a consulting firm Strong working knowledge of double taxation agreements, OECD guidelines, BEPS, withholding taxes, and international tax structures Fluent English and German How to Apply Get in touch with the MAM Gruppe team. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.