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Remote, Bayern

Transfer Pricing Expert

Transfer Pricing Expert If you've spent your career explaining someone else's transfer pricing decisions to tax authorities, here's a role where you make the decisions instead. You'll take ownership of transfer pricing for an international industrial group with manufacturing operations spanning multiple countries. This isn't a support function tucked inside tax. You'll set the framework that finance, controlling and operational teams across the group's entities work within. The Role Own the group's global transfer pricing framework, from policy design to day-to-day application across manufacturing, contract manufacturing, sales, services and financing activities. Represent the business directly in front of national and international tax authorities, leading audits from start to finish with documentation that stands up to scrutiny. Direct external advisors, tax consultants and economists, on complex engagements and hold them to your standard. Coordinate Master File, Local File and Country-by-Country Reporting across the group's entities. Shape the transfer pricing implications of corporate restructurings, supply chain changes and new business models through functional and risk analysis. Drive the digitisation of transfer pricing processes, choosing and implementing the tools and data infrastructure that replace manual work. Keep the group's transfer pricing policy current as OECD guidance and German tax law evolve. The Company Our client is an internationally operating industrial group with a significant manufacturing footprint across multiple countries. Its supply chain spans production, contract manufacturing, sales and financing activities, which makes transfer pricing a genuinely central function rather than a compliance afterthought. You'll work closely with finance, controlling and operational teams across its international entities, with direct visibility into how transfer pricing decisions shape the wider business. What You'll Need Fluent German and English. A degree in business administration, economics, finance or law. Experience defending transfer pricing positions in tax audits. Several years' experience in transfer pricing, gained at a multinational, a Big Four firm or a tax consultancy. Working knowledge of manufacturing and supply chain structures. Strong grounding in OECD guidelines and German transfer pricing rules. 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.
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Frankfurt, Hessen

Compliance Officer

Compliance Officer If you have outgrown reactive compliance work and want to build something from the ground up, this is worth ten minutes of your time. The Opportunity This is a rare chance to shape a compliance function rather than simply run one. You will have direct access to senior leadership, real influence over how the compliance management system evolves, and the mandate to lead investigations, audits and due diligence work end to end. You will also grow and mentor the team around you, build the internal network the function needs, and shape training and communication across the business. If you want ownership rather than a narrow, process-driven role, this delivers it. The Role Own the compliance management system: adapting it locally, embedding group policy, and driving its continuous evolution Build risk-based monitoring and reporting structures, defining KPIs that give real visibility into compliance performance Lead investigations, audits and external reviews, coordinating input across departments as needed Advise on due diligence and risk topics: third-party relationships, gifts and hospitality, sponsoring, donations, and supply chain risk Act as the go-to advisor for senior leadership on compliance questions Grow the compliance function: developing its network, mentoring the team, and shaping training and communication Champion a culture where raising concerns is normal, reinforcing integrity and ethical conduct The Company You will be joining a global manufacturing group operating across advanced materials and specialty components, supplying industries where quality and traceability are critical. The business is at a pivotal stage of its development, giving you the scope to build and evolve the compliance function rather than maintain what already exists. What You'll Need Seven or more years in a hands-on legal or compliance role, ideally within a multinational organisation Hands-on experience building or evolving compliance management systems, with working knowledge of anti-corruption, fraud, conflict-of-interest, AML and supply chain risk A track record of running investigations, audits and third-party due diligence end to end Business-fluent German and 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 confidential conversation about this role.
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Munich, Bayern

Senior Legal Counsel

Senior Legal Counsel The Opportunity If you've spent your career fitting into legal frameworks someone else built, here's a role where you build the framework instead. Our client is a fast-growing international technology company, scaling its product platform across Europe. As the German business grows, it needs a dedicated legal presence, and that's where you come in. You'll work directly with the Group General Counsel and decide what "legal" looks like here, from policy to process to precedent.  The Role Build the legal framework for the German entity from the ground up, aligned with group-level standards. Create internal policies, templates and approval workflows that speed up decisions and reduce risk across the business. Lead German employment law as headcount grows, including setting up the works council and managing co-determination duties. Own regulatory compliance across the relevant EU and German frameworks, bringing in outside specialists where you need them. Track export control and trade compliance requirements as the company enters new markets. Manage IP across patents, trademarks, copyright and licensing. Support investment rounds, cross-border structuring, due diligence and intercompany setups alongside the finance team. Act as the main point of contact for regulators, notaries and other authorities, in Germany and beyond. Advise leadership on the legal and risk implications of operational decisions, before they become problems. The Company Our client is a fast-growing, international hardware technology business, scaling a product platform across multiple European markets. Germany is central to that growth, and this role brings dedicated legal support into the country. You'll report directly to the Group General Counsel, with real scope to shape policy and process from day one, rather than work within a structure someone else has already set. As the business expands into new markets and product lines, your role will expand with it, from employment law and compliance through to IP, investment support and cross-border structuring. What You'll Need Seven or more years in legal or corporate law, with strong German corporate and commercial practice. Background working with regulated physical products, in certification, safety or manufacturing environments such as automotive, industrial machinery, hardware or medical technology. Working knowledge of EU regulatory frameworks relevant to hardware, AI and connected products. Fluent German and strong English. How to Apply Interested? Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.
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Berlin, Berlin

Legal Counsel Capital Markets

Legal Counsel, Capital Markets The Opportunity Tired of legal getting looped in after the big decisions are already made? This in-house role flips that. You'll advise leadership directly on how capital markets obligations shape strategic decisions, not just sign off on paperwork once the direction is already set. You'll own the legal side of the business's public markets activity end to end: disclosure, contracts, policy, and everything in between. And you'll be the person regulators and outside counsel come to directly, not someone relaying instructions up and down a chain. The Role Advise on ad hoc disclosure, insider dealing rules, directors' dealings, and continuing disclosure duties Sign off on legal content in investor-facing publications, including annual and quarterly reports and market announcements Flag legal exposure in proposed business decisions by interpreting the relevant regulatory landscape Own the drafting and negotiation of capital markets contracts, keeping templates and precedents current Build internal policies, workflows, and training to keep the business ahead of regulatory change Act as the main point of contact for outside counsel and regulators The Company Our client has an established presence in international capital markets. Legal sits close to the business here, with a direct line into how decisions get made at the top, rather than being treated as a sign-off function bolted on at the end. What You'll Need Qualified lawyer in Germany, with First and Second State Examinations Solid post-qualification experience in capital markets law, gained in-house Experience handling high-stakes, complex legal matters at a strategic level Track record advising senior leadership and influencing decisions at the top Experience working across borders and directing external legal counsel How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.
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Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg

SAP PP Consultant

SAP PP Consultant  The Opportunity Ready to shape production processes end-to-end, not just configure SAP behind the scenes? This is a hands-on consulting assignment for someone who thinks beyond the system boundary. You'll work directly with production stakeholders to design how processes actually run, then translate that into the supporting landscape, SAP and non-SAP alike. It's a 6-12 month engagement, 100% capacity, hybrid, starting immediately. The Role Design production processes together with the business and translate them into the supporting system landscape, SAP and non-SAP Steer and align the applications supporting production, not limited to SAP Support MES integration for production systems Act as functional and process consultant across production stakeholders The Company Our client is a manufacturing organisation actively working to modernise how its production processes are supported across SAP and adjacent systems. The mandate gives you real scope: this isn't a narrow configuration ticket, it's end-to-end process ownership with direct business exposure. What You'll Need Strong functional SAP PP expertise Experience designing and steering end-to-end production processes MES integration experience Solid production and manufacturing business know-how, not purely technical configuration Confidence working directly with business stakeholders in a process consulting capacity How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.
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