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Interim Omnichannel Consultant – Pharma/Healthcare The Opportunity A 12-month interim contract with a lucrative day rate. Hybrid working: two days on-site, three days remote. You'll shape the omnichannel target picture for a global healthcare and pharmaceutical business, working directly with Marketing Excellence, Commercial Ecosystem & Enablement, and Digital teams. The split is roughly 70% business, 30% technical. Expect stakeholders, not just tools. The Role Build a shared understanding of where omnichannel needs to go, across teams who don't currently see it the same way. Define the target state, map maturity stages, and set a pragmatic roadmap. Assess capabilities and MarTech maturity across HCP engagement, HCP portals, eCommerce, CRM, marketing automation, analytics and digital content. Then identify and deliver a pilot that proves the value, and capture what's needed to scale it. The Company Our client is a global healthcare and pharmaceutical business accelerating its omnichannel journey. The mandate has senior sponsorship and cross-functional reach, giving you real scope to shape direction rather than just execute a plan. What You'll Need 10+ years in consulting, digital transformation, commercial excellence or omnichannel strategy Experience defining omnichannel strategy within pharma, healthcare, medtech or another regulated industry Strong CRM and MarTech ecosystem expertise Proven programme or project leadership A track record of senior stakeholder management across functions Fluent English; German is a plus 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.

Deputy General Counsel The Opportunity Most legal counsel find out about a deal after the commercial terms are set. What if you were the one shaping them? In this role, you'll act as chief legal advisor to the CFO, working on capital structure, investment decisions and corporate strategy from the start, not reviewing them after the fact. The Role You'll run the legal side of acquisitions and divestitures end to end: due diligence, antitrust filings and CFIUS submissions. You'll also structure equity, debt and securities lending transactions, and act as the primary regulatory contact for all M&A-related matters. Three specialist legal functions report into this position, covering M&A, capital markets and corporate transactions. You'll set the direction for all three, alongside managing the team's budget and development. Day to day, you'll also advise senior leadership on governance, handle non-claims litigation and regulatory examinations as they arise, and work closely with compliance leadership on oversight. You'll partner with Legal Operations on process improvements that affect how the wider function runs. The Company Our client is a major financial services group with a complex, deal-heavy legal function. Regulatory scrutiny is constant and the transaction volume is high, so this isn't a role where legal sits on the sidelines. You'll be in the room for decisions that shape the balance sheet. What You'll Need A Juris Doctor from an accredited law school Admission to practise law in at least one US state Substantial experience advising US financial services companies on M&A, capital markets and governance, in-house or in private practice How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or just give us a call.

Senior Financial Controller (COO Area) The Opportunity If you're a controller who wants direct exposure to leadership and thrives on variety, this six-month contract is worth a closer look. You'll step straight into a business partnering role with the COO, working hybrid with two days on-site and three from home. It's an initial six-month engagement, ideal if you want to make a fast, visible impact without committing long-term. Immediate start. The Role You'll be the financial right hand to the COO and leadership team, giving them the numbers and analysis they need to make decisions with confidence. Day to day, you'll take ownership of: Monthly and period-end close, including accruals and provisions Plan, actual and forecast variance analysis Budgeting and rolling forecasts Cost centre and cost unit accounting Project controlling: business cases, capex/opex tracking and cost-benefit analysis The Company Our client is a leading international provider of software solutions for the healthcare sector. You'll be joining a business at the intersection of technology and healthcare, where your controlling work has a direct line of sight to strategic decisions at COO level. What You'll Need 5 to 8 years of hands-on controlling experience Fluent German and English Hands-on experience with SAP S/4HANA Strong Excel skills How to Apply This one's moving fast, so if it's a fit, don't wait to polish your CV. Send what you have, or just give us a call for a confidential conversation.

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.

IT Infrastructure Manager A long-established, global business is looking for an IT Infrastructure Manager to lead its Cloud & Data Center Operations team. The role carries full accountability for availability, performance, and service quality across the platform estate, with direct influence over how cloud and data center operating models are developed, standardised, and automated. The Role Ensure stable, secure and cost-effective operation of cloud and data center platforms. Own SLA and KPI performance across platform services. Manage backup, recovery, high availability and business continuity. Lead capacity planning and lifecycle management. Manage external cloud, hosting and data center providers. Oversee incident, problem, change and capacity management. Support infrastructure and transformation projects, including build-to-run transitions. Ensure security, compliance and governance across the platform. Work closely with Information Security, IT Architecture and Application Management, with input into how team roles, processes and skills evolve. What You'll Need Several years' experience in IT infrastructure, cloud operations or data center operations. Experience leading and developing teams, ideally in an international environment. Solid knowledge of modern cloud platforms (Azure, AWS). Strong knowledge of virtualisation, compute, storage, backup, recovery and platform operations. Experience operating hybrid infrastructure and managing hosting, data center and cloud provider relationships. Knowledge of business continuity, high availability and disaster recovery. Good knowledge of ITSM processes (ITIL). Experience in infrastructure and transformation projects. Fluent German and English, spoken and written.

Information Security Officer Location: Hamburg Join an international organisation as Information Security Officer, supporting security governance, coordination, and organisational security initiatives across a complex environment. In this role, you will contribute to the development of security frameworks, support cross-functional projects, and help strengthen security processes and controls throughout the organisation. Key Responsibilities: Support the coordination and delivery of information security and governance initiatives. Contribute to the maintenance and continuous improvement of security frameworks, policies, and processes. Assist with audits, assessments, and regulatory or compliance-related activities. Monitor project activities, risks, and reporting requirements across security-related workstreams. Prepare reporting materials, dashboards, and documentation for internal stakeholders. Collaborate with business, IT, and governance functions on security-related topics. Support awareness, communication, and continuous improvement initiatives within the security environment. Your Profile: Several years of experience in information security, governance, compliance, or related project environments. Familiarity with recognised security frameworks and governance standards. Experience working with cross-functional stakeholders in complex organisations. Structured and analytical working style with strong coordination skills. Ability to communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Strong organisational skills and proactive mindset. Fluent German and English skills. What’s on Offer? Broad security governance role within an international environment. Opportunity to contribute to organisation-wide security initiatives. Flexible hybrid working arrangements. Long-term professional development opportunities.