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Team Lead OT Security The Opportunity If you're currently doing OT security work inside someone else's framework, this is a chance to build your own. This is a newly created leadership role, giving you ownership of the OT cybersecurity strategy and NIS2 compliance programme for a growing portfolio of critical infrastructure assets across Europe. You'll set the direction, not just execute someone else's. The Role Own and evolve the OT cybersecurity strategy, governance framework and controls across the asset portfolio Translate NIS2 and country-specific regulation into a practical, auditable compliance programme Build a consistent OT risk management framework, giving full visibility across assets and dependencies Set OT security standards covering segmentation, remote access, logging, hardening and backup integrity, aligned to IEC 62443 and NIST Manage third-party and O&M cybersecurity governance, including contracts and remote access assurance Build and run OT incident response capability, including playbooks and post-incident analysis Act as the central point of contact across Operations, Engineering, IT/OT, Legal, Audit and external authorities Build and lead your own OT cybersecurity team, plus the external partner ecosystem The Company You'll be joining an internationally operating business with a fast-growing, multi-site operational footprint across Europe. The business is scaling quickly, which means the OT security function is still being built, not just maintained: you'll have real influence over how it takes shape. It's also a chance to put your expertise to work protecting infrastructure that genuinely matters to how the business runs day to day. What You'll Need At least five years' experience in OT/ICS cybersecurity within energy, utilities or critical infrastructure Proven track record leading multi-country or multi-stakeholder OT security programmes Strong technical grounding in SCADA environments, industrial networks, segmentation and secure remote access Hands-on experience with IEC 62443 and a solid understanding of NIS2 requirements and audit expectations Experience managing external vendors and third-party risk frameworks Confident communicator, comfortable moving between executive and technical conversations Fluent English How to Apply Interested? Get in touch with MAM Gruppe. Your CV doesn't need to be up to date, send what you have, or call for a confidential conversation.

Head of IT Infrastructure The Opportunity If your current infrastructure role has settled into steady-state, this one hasn't. You'd be taking on a global hybrid infrastructure platform that's still being built out, with real scope to shape how it develops rather than just keep it running. You'll lead a global team of around 30 people across cloud, data centre, network, workplace and identity services, including Microsoft 365. You'll set the direction for a modern operating model, including how nearshore and offshore capacity fits in, and you'll have the budget and mandate to simplify, standardise and automate a platform that currently spans multiple regions. The Role You'll own the stability, security and cost-effectiveness of infrastructure operations worldwide, and the strategy behind where the platform goes next. Day to day, that means: Leading and developing a global infrastructure organisation of around 30 people, professionally and disciplinarily Setting and improving SLAs and KPIs across a global IT environment Building clear ownership and accountability into a scalable, hybrid operating model Managing external service providers alongside your internal sourcing team Working closely with information security to keep the platform compliant as it grows The Company Our client is a long-established, internationally operating industrial manufacturing group with operations spanning multiple continents. It's a business with real scale and stability, currently investing in modernising its global IT infrastructure as part of a broader push toward a leaner, more efficient way of working. What You'll Need Several years' leadership experience in IT infrastructure or IT operations, ideally in a comparable role Several years' experience managing managers or other leaders Solid experience operating hybrid IT environments, on-premise and cloud Strong knowledge of cloud platforms such as Azure or AWS Excellent knowledge of Microsoft 365, including Collaboration, Endpoint and Identity & Access Management Experience implementing and operating SASE solutions How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or give MAM Gruppe a call for a confidential conversation about the role.

Tax Manager - International Tax Law The Opportunity If your current tax role feels stuck on routine compliance, this one moves in a different direction. You would sit at the interface between group tax and a live international trading business, working on foreign trading entities, Pillar 2, CbCR and transfer pricing questions that most in-house tax teams never get near. You would own a portfolio of foreign trading companies directly, managing their external advisors and acting as the first point of contact when tax questions come up. It is advisory work with real ownership, not sign-off from the sidelines. The Role You would provide tax advice and support to foreign trading companies within an international trading business unit, covering income tax, reporting and tax accounting. Your focus would include: Coordinating and managing external advisors for a portfolio of foreign trading entities Acting as the main contact for tax questions in this area, working closely with accounting, controlling and treasury Supporting compliance, transfer pricing, CbCR and Pillar 2 topics Assessing the tax implications of contracts, product launches and projects within the trading business Preparing analysis, documentation and decision papers on tax matters Over time, you would take on a bigger role shaping tax input on new trading products and projects, rather than reviewing them after the fact. The Company Our client is a large, well-established energy and infrastructure business with an international trading operation. It offers genuine flexibility: home office, part-time options and workation arrangements of up to 30 consecutive days abroad, alongside a company pension scheme, holiday and Christmas bonuses, and profit sharing. What You'll Need A degree in business administration with a tax focus, or a comparable qualification such as a dual degree Several years of professional experience in tax consulting, audit or a corporate tax department, including exposure to an international environment Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain tax topics clearly to people without a tax background A solid grasp of accounting, financial reporting and controlling requirements Fluency in German and English How to Apply Send MAM Gruppe your CV, it doesn't need to be up to date, or call for a confidential conversation about the role.

Strategic Finance Business Partner, Director Location: Hamburg Our client is a large international organisation seeking an experienced finance professional to join its Global Business Services function. The successful candidate will combine strong analytical capability with the ability to influence senior stakeholders across a complex, global business. Key Responsibilities: Build robust business cases, weighing risk, ROI and scenarios. Develop financial and economic models to support decision-making. Track value delivery and oversee benefits realisation frameworks. Monitor savings against target, investigating variances and corrective actions. Partner closely with senior leaders across Global Business Services. Produce polished reporting materials and dashboards for executives. Drive automation and data quality improvements across finance systems. Uphold financial controls, policies and accounting standards. Contribute to audits, governance reviews and benefit tracking. Manage the annual budgeting cycle, rolling forecasts and monthly close. Own the monthly cost allocation and chargeback process. Liaise with regional finance colleagues, maintaining clear communication. Your Profile: Degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics or similar. MBA, Master's, CPA or ACCA advantageous. Additional certifications (e.g. PMI, PMP) a plus. 10+ years' relevant experience, ideally in project management. Track record building and defending detailed business cases. Solid grounding in financial modelling for large-scale initiatives. Familiarity with global chargeback or cost allocation processes. Prior exposure to shared services, GBS or transformation environments. Confident Excel modeller, comfortable with ERP, FP&A and BI tools. Fluent English, written and spoken. Comfortable influencing stakeholders at executive level. Open to international travel and flexible working across time zones.

Business Partner Purchasing Controlling The Opportunity Tired of producing procurement reports that nobody acts on? This role puts you where the decisions actually get made. You'd sit alongside procurement leadership as a genuine strategic partner, with your analysis feeding straight into board and CFO-level reporting. The Role You'd support procurement leadership in setting strategic and operational targets, tracking progress, and recommending corrective action when things drift off course. You'd take a seat in procurement decision-making itself, not just report on it after the fact. On the controlling side, you'd build cross-site and cross-category analyses, set the standards and methodology for procurement controlling, and act as the central point of contact for analytics and self-service reporting. You'd define and monitor KPIs with leadership, validate procurement savings, and use data to challenge decisions where the numbers don't stack up. You'd also own the financial side of the procurement function: monitoring personnel and operating costs, tracking budget adherence, flagging deviations, and supporting annual budgeting and forecasting. Beyond that, you'd drive cost competitiveness initiatives, build out dashboards and KPI systems, run profitability analyses and benchmarking, and monitor working capital improvements across inventory and supplier payment performance. You'd support the Head of Central Procurement directly on governance: defining KPI frameworks, benchmarking the procurement organisation, tracking governance initiatives, and preparing materials for executive management. You'd work closely with the Head of Central Procurement, the CFO, operations leadership, business area managers and logistics. The Company You'd join a large, multi-site organisation with a central procurement function serving multiple business areas. It's a structure where procurement controlling has real visibility, reporting through to the CFO and executive board rather than sitting on the sidelines. What You'll Need A Master's degree in Business Administration, Economics, Industrial Engineering with a Finance or Controlling focus, or a comparable qualification 6 to 9 years of relevant professional experience, with a strong procurement background Experience as an SAP S/4HANA key user How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be perfectly up to date. Send what you have, or give the MAM Gruppe team a call for a confidential conversation.

(Senior) Manager Risk Management The Opportunity Most risk management roles keep you reporting on risks other people have already decided how to handle. This one puts you in charge of the framework itself. You'd shape how an internationally operating industrial group identifies, assesses and manages risk at group level, with a direct line into senior stakeholders across the business. The Role You'd take ownership of developing and enhancing the group's integrated risk management system, making sure risks are caught early and assessed strategically rather than after the fact. Part of the brief is keeping the group's risk-bearing capacity aligned with both business targets and regulatory demands, including newer requirements like CSRD, ESG reporting and the EU taxonomy. You'd set up and run a group-wide risk committee, from content and agenda through to following up on actions, and act as the go-to contact for functions including Internal Audit, Compliance, HSEQ, IT and Legal on anything risk-related. External risk reporting for the annual financial statement also sits with you. The Company You'd join a well-established, internationally operating industrial services group with a substantial presence across Europe, North America and the Middle East, serving process industry clients. The company offers flexible and mobile working arrangements, a company pension scheme, and a generous holiday allowance well above the standard German minimum. What You'll Need A degree in economics, business law, industrial engineering or a comparable field Several years' experience in risk management, ideally at a publicly listed international industrial company In-depth knowledge of regulatory frameworks such as IFRS, CSRD and IDW PS 340 Fluent German and English, written and spoken How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be perfectly up to date. Send what you have, or call the MAM Gruppe team for a confidential conversation.