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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.

Interim Finance Lead | Healthcare Services | Hybrid, 2/3 Days Onsite | 6-12 Months Immediate start. A leading healthcare services organisation, part of a global healthcare group, is looking for an experienced Interim Finance Lead to join their UK operation on a 6-month contract basis. This is a hands-on role leading a small finance team of five, acting as the key financial partner to local management while ensuring compliance with group reporting requirements. Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day financial operations of the UK business Provide high quality financial analysis and reporting to local and group stakeholders Ensure compliance with UK GAAP and group IFRS reporting requirements within tight monthly deadlines Drive financial control with a focus on revenue growth and margin improvement Oversee payroll and purchasing functions Support business decisions through financial modelling and scenario planning Present results confidently to senior audiences Your Profile Chartered Accountant — ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified Extensive financial management experience in an SME environment Strong understanding of group reporting under IFRS Hands-on approach — comfortable both leading and doing Strong team leadership with experience managing small finance teams Healthcare or regulated sector background advantageous Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Details - 6-12 months - Urgent start - Rate on application and flexible for the right person.

Power Platform Lead The Opportunity Most Power Platform initiatives never get the investment they deserve. They start as shadow IT, stay siloed in one department, and never scale into anything strategic. This role is different. You'll build a Center of Excellence from the ground up, with a genuine mandate to govern, scale and modernise Power Platform and Copilot Studio across the business. The Role You'll take ownership of Power Platform and Copilot Studio end to end: Build and run the Center of Excellence, covering governance and lifecycle management of apps, flows and bots Develop internal AI assistants in Copilot Studio, including department-specific Copilots Step up to Microsoft Foundry and Agent 365 when Power Platform reaches its limits Launch and grow a citizen development programme across operational and central departments, including training and reviews Set the standards: reusable templates, connectors and security guidelines Connect it all to Microsoft 365, Azure and the organisation's specialised applications Own reporting on usage, security and quality The Company You'll join an internationally operating organisation as it builds serious digital transformation and AI capability from the ground up. Power Platform and Copilot Studio have already earned trust here, and now it's time to professionalise and scale them. You'll have genuine autonomy to shape how AI and automation work across the business, not just maintain what already exists. What You'll Need 4+ years' experience with Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Virtual Agents) Experience with Copilot Studio and Microsoft Foundry, or similar A track record setting up and running a Center of Excellence, ideally using the CoE Starter Kit Solid Microsoft 365 and Azure knowledge, including identity, security and licensing Fluent English and German (C1/C2) How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date. Send what you have, or give the team at MAM Gruppe a call for a confidential chat about the role.

Firewall Engineer The Opportunity Tired of firefighting on a firewall estate held together with legacy rules nobody dares touch? This role gives you the opposite: a modern, well-governed global firewall landscape, and the mandate to keep improving it. You'll join the network security team of an internationally operating technology group whose infrastructure underpins security-critical systems for major institutions worldwide. It's a stable, long-established business with a strong market position, now investing further in its global network security capability. The Role You'll take ownership of enterprise firewall environments spanning cloud, data centre and branch locations across multiple countries. Day to day, that means: Administering and operating the global firewall landscape Planning and executing rollouts, migrations and lifecycle activities Configuring firewall rules, NAT policies and routing changes Running regular rule set reviews and policy clean-ups Documenting changes and maintaining security documentation Troubleshooting network and security incidents alongside international stakeholders You'll be trusted to work independently on real infrastructure, not just tickets. Your rule reviews and clean-ups directly shape how secure and how fast the network runs. The Company Our client is a well-established, internationally operating organisation with a global footprint and a reputation for stability. The environment is structured but not bureaucratic: you'll work to clear SLAs, with the autonomy to plan and deliver your own projects across a genuinely international footprint. What You'll Need Proven experience administering enterprise firewall environments, ideally with Palo Alto Networks Strong networking knowledge, including routing protocols, IPv4 and IPv6 Solid understanding of IT security principles and network security architecture Fluent English and good German, spoken and written How to Apply Your CV doesn't need to be up to date, send what you have, or just give the team at MAM Gruppe a call for a confidential conversation. Reach out to richard@mamgruppe.com.

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.