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Legal Counsel Location: Graz, Austria Our client, a leading global logistics provider, is looking for an experienced Legal Counsel to join its in-house legal team. The company develops innovative intralogistics solutions that optimise efficiency and sustainability across supply chain operations worldwide. Key Responsibilities Draft, review, and update a range of contractual documents and templates. Lead and manage international contract negotiations independently. Advise management, sales, and account teams on legal and contractual matters. Act as a liaison with external legal advisers and manage external counsel relationships. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support business objectives. Deliver legal training to commercial teams. Support the harmonisation and standardisation of legal frameworks across global operations. Requirements Degree in Law or Business Law. 3–5 years’ professional experience, ideally within an international company or commercial law firm. Strong knowledge of international commercial and contract law. Experience in IT law or digital regulatory topics is an advantage. Proficient in MS Office and other digital tools. Fluent in German and English. Strong analytical, organisational, and communication skills with a structured, proactive mindset. What’s Offered Flexible working hours and hybrid options. Funded professional training and career development support. Regular employee events and a collaborative, international culture. Comprehensive health and wellbeing programmes. Business bike leasing scheme. Structured onboarding and mentoring through a dedicated sponsorship programme.

Financial Controlling Team Lead Location: Erfurt A role that inspires you Lead a dedicated regional finance team in a dynamic healthcare environment. As Financial Controlling Team Lead, you will combine strong leadership with hands-on financial management, driving improvements in reporting and supporting strategic decision-making across the region. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the controlling team, serving as the main contact for regional finance leadership. Support monthly and annual financial statements, forecasting, and business planning activities. Enhance reporting processes and deliver actionable, data-driven financial insights. Monitor cost and revenue trends and recommend measures for improvement. Contribute to investment evaluations and participate in regional and cross-border finance projects. Your Profile Degree in Business Administration or related field, with a solid understanding of healthcare systems, hospital financing, and regulatory frameworks. Proven experience in hospital controlling and accounting. Strong communication, analytical, and organisational skills. Proficient in MS Office and SAP. Fluent in German and English. What’s on Offer A varied and responsible leadership role within a motivated, supportive team. Long-term career growth prospects. Competitive, non-tariff salary package.

(Senior) Controller Location: Wiesbaden A role that inspires you Join a forward-thinking healthcare organisation as a (Senior) Controller, where you will play a vital role in financial planning, reporting, and profitability analysis. Support strategic decision-making through insightful financial analysis while collaborating on impactful regional projects. Key Responsibilities Support monthly, annual, and long-term financial planning and reporting cycles. Develop and refine reporting tools; conduct investment and profitability analyses. Assist with budgeting processes and negotiations; monitor costs and revenues to identify improvement opportunities. Advise senior leadership and contribute actively to cross-functional and regional initiatives. Your Profile Degree in business administration or related field, with solid understanding of healthcare finance and regulatory frameworks. Several years of controlling and accounting experience, ideally within a hospital environment. Strong analytical skills and a structured, results-driven work style. Proficient in MS Office and SAP. Excellent communication, negotiation, and teamwork abilities. Fluent in German and English. What’s on Offer Opportunity to influence financial strategy in a dynamic healthcare setting. Collaborative team environment with room for professional growth.

Senior IT Controller Location: Germany (Position is remotely based with occasional travel to Berlin on Monthly basis) You will play a central role in building and advancing functional controlling with a focus on IT. Working closely with the IT leadership, you will steer budgeting, forecasting, cost management and performance control, ensuring financial transparency and measurable business impact. Key Responsibilities: Lead IT budgeting, forecasting and long-term financial planning in line with strategic objectives. Own IT cost and performance management, including variance analysis and corrective actions. Monitor IT KPIs such as operating, licence and personnel costs using real-time insights. Manage and optimise IT project controlling, assessing costs, benefits and efficiency. Deliver high-quality financial reporting and strategic insights for management decision-making. Drive standardisation, automation and digital improvements in collaboration with Data & Insights. Act as the main point of contact for IT controlling topics within central functional controlling. Your Profile: Strong experience in IT controlling within complex, multi-entity environments. Confident stakeholder management and leadership mindset with a hands-on approach. Excellent analytical skills with the ability to translate data into clear recommendations. Proactive, improvement-oriented and comfortable taking ownership. Strong communication skills in German and English. Advanced SAP and Excel skills; BI tools (e.g. Power BI) or programming experience are an advantage. Degree in business administration, computer science, economics or a comparable field with a finance/controlling focus. What’s Offered: A responsible role within a modern, professional controlling team. Flexible working hours and remote working options. Attractive benefits and employee discounts. Support for sustainable commuting options.

Export Compliance Lawyer Location: Munich A role that inspires you Join a leading organisation as an Export Compliance Lawyer, where you will play a vital role in shaping and maintaining a robust global compliance framework. In this position, you’ll ensure adherence to complex international trade laws and provide expert guidance to senior management on regulatory challenges, helping safeguard the company’s global operations. What you’ll be doing: Develop, implement, and maintain a global export compliance management system (CMS). Establish and update group-wide export control policies, processes, and standards. Conduct risk analyses to identify and mitigate export compliance risks. Ensure compliance with international embargoes, sanctions, and trade regulations. Advise business units on complex export control and contractual matters. Support investigations and whistleblowing procedures related to compliance. Provide regular reports and recommendations to senior management on compliance risks and controls. Communicate regulatory updates and ensure integration into company-wide processes. What you bring: Fully qualified German lawyer (Zweites Staatsexamen) with several years of relevant experience, ideally in an international corporate environment. Strong expertise in national and international export control laws (EU dual-use regulations, German Foreign Trade Act, US export control, and sanctions law). Experience in designing and managing compliance frameworks and governance structures. Analytical, structured, and proactive working style. Excellent advisory and communication skills in both German and English; additional languages are a plus. What’s on offer: An influential role in a global organisation with significant compliance responsibilities. Collaborative and international working environment. Opportunities for continuous professional growth and development. Competitive benefits and a flexible work culture.

Cloud Security Architect (Multi-Cloud) Location: Frankfurt (Hybrid) Our client is seeking an experienced Cloud Security Architect to join a leading DAX 40 organisation headquartered in Frankfurt. In this strategic role, you will design and implement enterprise-grade security architectures across a multi-cloud environment (AWS, Azure, and GCP) supporting critical digital transformation initiatives. You will work closely with cloud engineering, DevOps, platform, and enterprise architecture teams to ensure cloud services are deployed securely, comply with regulatory standards, and align with enterprise security frameworks. Key Responsibilities: Design and implement secure cloud architecture patterns across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Define and maintain cloud security reference architectures, guardrails, and best practices. Lead security architecture reviews for cloud-based applications and infrastructure. Implement Zero Trust, IAM, network segmentation, and workload protection strategies. Collaborate with DevOps teams to integrate security into CI/CD pipelines (DevSecOps). Establish and maintain cloud governance, policies, and compliance controls. Support implementation of security tools including CASB, CSPM, CWPP, and SIEM integrations. Conduct threat modelling and risk assessments for new cloud initiatives. Ensure compliance with GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and other regulatory frameworks relevant to enterprise environments. Provide technical leadership and guidance to engineering teams on secure cloud deployments. Required Experience: 8+ years experience in information security or cloud security architecture. Proven experience designing multi-cloud security architectures (AWS, Azure, and/or GCP). Strong understanding of identity and access management (IAM), encryption, network security, and workload protection. Experience implementing DevSecOps practices and automated security controls. Knowledge of enterprise security frameworks such as NIST, CIS, ISO 27001, and Zero Trust. Experience with cloud security tooling (Prisma Cloud, Wiz, Lacework, Defender, etc.). Strong stakeholder management and ability to influence engineering and leadership teams. Certifications such as CISSP, CCSP, AWS Security Specialty, Azure Security Engineer, or Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer. Experience within large enterprise or regulated environments (finance, manufacturing, automotive, or technology). Familiarity with Kubernetes, containers, and modern cloud-native architectures. What We Offer: Opportunity to work within a globally recognised DAX 40 organisation driving large-scale cloud transformation. Competitive salary package with performance bonus. Flexible hybrid working model in Frankfurt. Access to cutting-edge cloud and security technologies.