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Legal Counsel Data Protection The Opportunity If your privacy role has turned into answering the same questions on repeat, this is a chance to build something instead. A globally operating group is investing in its in-house privacy function. You'll own the privacy management system, the internal rulebook and a pipeline of data protection projects. That means your work shapes how the whole group handles personal data, not just one department. You'll join a small specialist team, so your judgement carries real weight and your recommendations get acted on. And because the role spans advisory, governance and project work, you won't be boxed into one lane. The Role Own and evolve the privacy management system as the business changes Build the internal rulebook, from group-wide policies to practical day-to-day guidance Work with teams across the group to embed privacy into new processes, from first concept to rollout Review data processing from a legal angle, weigh competing interests and recommend approaches that work in practice Act as sparring partner for the privacy coordinators in the business Steer data protection projects alongside the function's leadership Design training and awareness formats, and check that controls deliver results You'll work regularly with colleagues across departments and countries, so no two weeks look the same. The Company Our client is a globally operating group whose privacy function supports both its operating businesses and its corporate departments. The function is being strengthened, which makes this a growth hire rather than a backfill. There's room to influence where it goes next. The route in is flexible too. A legal background is one way in, but a strong IT foundation is valued just as highly. What You'll Need Around 3 to 5 years' data protection experience in an international corporate environment A formal data protection qualification A solid understanding of IT systems and how business processes connect Fluent German and 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.

Sales Operations & Performance Manager The Opportunity If you've spent years fine-tuning someone else's incentive plan, this is your chance to decide what the next one looks like. The brief is clear. Review the current sales reward model across European markets, keep what works, fix what doesn't, and build new where it's needed. You won't be administering schemes. You'll be designing them, and proving whether they work. You'll sit where sales leadership, finance, HR and data meet, which means your work is seen at senior level and your recommendations carry real weight. The Role You'll start with an honest review of the existing model. From there, the shape of the work is yours. Run sessions with senior sales leaders to shape future reward approaches, and make the case for change when the data says so. Rework or replace elements of the current model, including designs built from scratch. Build consistent incentive governance across European markets, with targets and KPIs tied directly to business direction. Tailor plans to different roles, sales channels and countries, so each scheme fits the people it's meant to motivate. Measure whether schemes are actually changing behaviour and results, and adjust them when they aren't. Shape target-tracking reports and dashboards with IT, HR systems and data teams, so sales teams can see exactly where they stand. Bring an outside view of how leading companies approach sales pay, and use it to challenge internal assumptions. This is a role for someone who wants their fingerprints on the plan itself, not just the spreadsheet behind it. What You'll Need 5+ years shaping sales compensation and performance steering, in a sales or commercial excellence function or in consulting. Hands-on experience designing or rebuilding a significant incentive plan. Depth in quota setting, KPI design and variable pay. Confidence using performance data to test whether a scheme is working. Experience leading workshops with senior sales stakeholders, including pushing back when needed. Fluent English. 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 SAP Consultant The Opportunity Spent years configuring SAP to someone else's blueprint? Here, you decide what the blueprint should be. Our client is an established organisation running S/4HANA. Its system has been customised heavily over many years. Some of those custom elements earn their keep. Some don't. Your job is to work out which is which, and make the call on what stays, what gets reworked and what gets retired. You'll own procurement and order-to-cash as the functional lead for SAP MM and SD. You won't be one voice in a large consulting team, waiting on sign-off from three layers above. You'll be the person the business turns to, and the person external partners take direction from. For an experienced consultant, it's a rare mix: real authority over a mature system, a blend of support and new development, and the chance to leave behind a cleaner, simpler landscape than the one you inherited. The Role Act as the go-to functional expert for SAP procurement and sales, covering sourcing, purchasing, inventory, invoicing and billing Balance live support, change requests and new configuration work across the full development lifecycle Make sure MM and SD connect cleanly with finance, including payables, receivables and logistics Write functional and technical specifications for custom development, and oversee the build and upkeep of reports, interfaces and enhancements Direct external support partners and review their work against agreed design standards Work with business users, colleagues across functions and suppliers to understand how processes run today, then deliver practical improvements What You'll Need 7+ years working with SAP MM and SD in a senior functional role Hands-on configuration experience across master data, purchasing, inventory, order management, pricing, delivery and billing A clear understanding of how logistics integrates with finance, especially billing, payables and revenue Experience integrating SAP with external systems, including monitoring and troubleshooting EDI and IDoc interfaces How to Apply If this sounds like the ownership you've been missing, 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.

Legal Counsel The Opportunity If you're a banking lawyer who wants more than a steady queue of contracts, this role is worth a look. You'll advise the board directly. You'll lead the legal side of strategic projects and organisational change. And you'll keep the day-to-day advisory work that keeps your technical skills sharp. It's a chance to shape decisions, not just review them after they've been made. The Role You'll join the in-house legal team as a trusted adviser to senior leadership, business units and group companies. The work is broad, which means no two weeks look the same. Draft, review and negotiate a wide range of agreements, and be the first port of call for legal questions from client-facing teams. Advise the board, internal functions and group entities on commercial, corporate and banking law. Lead the legal workstream on strategic initiatives and organisational change, turning analysis into recommendations the business can act on. Monitor legislative and case law developments, assess what they mean for the business and propose a response. Help internal teams implement regulatory requirements correctly, and run training that makes legal obligations easy to follow. Manage litigation and pre-litigation matters, instructing and coordinating external counsel and auditors. Prepare internal reporting, including on customer complaints, and contribute to responses to regulator enquiries. Because you'll follow matters from the first query right through to board level, you'll build a view of the business that few in-house roles offer. The Company Our client is an established financial institution operating in a heavily regulated environment. Regulation shapes almost everything the business does. That means legal isn't a back-office function here. It sits close to the decisions that matter, and your advice will carry real weight. You'll also work across group companies, which gives you exposure to a wider range of structures and issues than a single-entity role would. What You'll Need Full German legal qualification, with both state examinations. Expertise in banking, corporate and contract law. Several years' professional experience gained at a bank or financial services provider, in consulting, or in a corporate environment. 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 Data Scientist The Opportunity Most data science work in finance ends up in a slide deck. This project ends up in the pricing. You'll join a strategic initiative where your models directly shape how an international FinTech business prices its products. The simulations you build will quantify revenue impact under different assumptions, and the people making the decision will act on what you show them. This is a 6-month, full-time contract starting as soon as possible. That means a defined, high-impact engagement with a clear finish line, and a piece of pricing work you can point to long after it's done. You'll work on a hybrid basis: 2 days a week in the office, 3 days remote. The Role The project is already moving, so you'll be contributing from week one. You'll own the analytical work end to end: connecting and mining data, simulating and predicting outcomes, then illustrating and deploying the results. Your focus will include: Building and running simulation-based scenarios to quantify revenue and business impact across different pricing assumptions Designing, training, deploying and monitoring predictive algorithms Developing data-driven business case models Translating business needs into testable hypotheses and turning them into advanced analytical projects Running ad hoc analyses to answer specific business questions as they come up Presenting findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders, so your work drives decisions rather than sitting in a notebook The Company You'll be working with an international FinTech business serving private and professional investors across global financial markets. Pricing sits at the commercial heart of any business like this, which is why the project has strategic priority. Your work will be visible well beyond the data team, and the environment is fast-paced by design: fewer layers, quicker decisions, and a genuine appetite for evidence-led answers. What You'll Need Senior-level experience as a Data Scientist, with a strong grounding in statistics and predictive modelling A track record of applying these skills within a financial services business Proficiency in Python and SQL Experience analysing both structured and unstructured data Working knowledge of financial markets and products such as options and futures Availability to start at short notice for a 6-month, full-time engagement How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call. The MAM Gruppe team will talk you through the project and next steps. The start date is tight on this one, so if it sounds right, get in touch sooner rather than later.

Tax Expert - International VAT The Opportunity If you're ready to move beyond routine VAT compliance and take ownership of how tax actually works across a business, this is worth a closer look. You'll become the primary point of contact for VAT across multiple entities, with real scope to modernise how VAT processes are run rather than simply maintaining them. The Role Advise on national and cross-border VAT questions as the primary point of contact for domestic and international entities. Resolve complex VAT issues with practical, legally sound solutions. Lead digitisation and automation initiatives for VAT related workflows. Manage German VAT refund procedures for foreign group entities. Handle VAT registrations for domestic entities operating abroad. Contribute to internal tax guidelines and process standards. Support accurate VAT mapping within the group's ERP system. The Company You'll be joining a well-established, multi-entity organisation with operations spanning several countries. VAT touches a wide range of its business units, which means your advice will carry weight across the group rather than sitting in a single team. The organisation is actively investing in digitising its tax function, so you'll have genuine support to bring automation projects to life rather than just talking about them. What You'll Need Three to five years' experience in VAT, gained in a tax advisory practice or a large international organisation. Solid grounding in both domestic and international VAT frameworks, with experience handling cross-border transactions. Fluency in German and English. How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call for a confidential conversation about this role.