Senior Consultant / Manager, M&A PMO & Transformation
About this role
Job Description
Are you an experienced project management professional who enjoys bringing structure and momentum to complex transformation programmes? Do you thrive in fast-paced environments and want to help clients execute some of their most strategic business decisions? Join Deloitte's Deal Transformation team and play a key role in M&A integrations, separations and large-scale transformation initiatives.
We are looking for an energetic and driven Senior Consultant / Manager with strong project management and project management office (PMO) experience to join our M&A Deal Transformation team in Helsinki.
Our Deal Transformation team provides synergy, separation, HR, IT and commercial due diligence services as well as design, planning and execution support of integration and separation programmes typically in M&A context. Our team also provides profitability and working capital improvement services. As part of our ambitious growth strategy, we are now looking for the right candidates to join our team of multi-disciplinary M&A experts.
Responsibilities
- This position offers a unique opportunity to further develop your expertise through complex domestic and international M&A engagements. You will work closely with clients throughout the transaction lifecycle, from initial analysis and planning to integration, separation and transformation execution. Client work is at the core of this role, and you will collaborate with senior executives, management teams and functional leaders across a wide range of industries. This exposure will give you a unique opportunity to deepen your business acumen and gain hands-on experience in some of the most significant business transformations in the market.
- Every transaction is different. One month you may be helping integrate two Nordic industrial businesses, while the next you may be supporting a carve-out of an international technology organisation. The role offers exposure to high-impact situations where strategic decisions mu