Senior Finance Transition & Transformation Manager with German
Key Requirements
• This is a consulting delivery role, not an operational role. Candidates with a purely BAU/operational background (e.g. career shared-service centre operators without transition or transformation delivery experience) will not be considered — we are looking for experienced transition/transformation consultants.
• Proven track record delivering Finance transitions, transformation, or GBS/Shared Services migrations in a consulting or advisory capacity.
• Strong subject-matter expertise across core Finance processes (P2P, O2C, R2R, FP&A or similar).
• Fluent German and English (written and spoken) is essential for this role.
• Willing and able to travel to, and work on-site in, Germany for extended periods throughout Phase 2 of the programme.
• Experience managing multi-country, multi-stakeholder transitions.
• Strong project management, RAID, and governance discipline.
• Excellent senior stakeholder management skills; experience engaging German works councils/employee representative bodies is desirable.
Key Skills
• Finance transition and transformation delivery
• GBS/Shared Services migration experience
• Process design and standardisation (P2P, O2C, R2R, FP&A)
• Stakeholder and change management
• Fluent German and English
• Project governance and RAID management
Finance Transition & Transformation Manager with German
We are seeking forexperienced Finance Transition Managers to lead a large-scale Finance transition programme, moving in-scope Finance processes into a Global Business Services (GBS) / Shared Services operating model.
This is a hands-on consulting role, covering the full transition lifecycle — assessment, design, knowledge transfer, parallel run, and stabilisation — for Finance processes such as Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Order-to-Cash (O2C), Record-to-Report (R2R) and FP&A.
You will own the end-to-end transition of your assigned Finance process(es), working directly with in-country teams, retained finance functions, and senior stakeholders in Germany.