and post-deal M&A projects focusing on IT strategy and key technology aspects.
Support clients on both the buy side and sell side to quickly form an opinion on the innovation capabilities and effectiveness of technology.
Identify technology or innovation capabilities to support growing business needs (digital, platform, automation, AI and robotics, cloud adoption etc.)
Give insight into the quality and effectiveness of IT and its contribution to business objectives based on IT Due Diligence.
Work in Technology M&A project teams on IT Due Diligence, Carve out, Integration and IT synergy or cost saving assessments.
Create value and growth opportunities driven by IT and digital enabled performance improvements.
Directly communicate and advise C-level clients (CEO, CFO, CIO, M&A).
Requirements
At least 3 years of experience in the field of IT, either from an IT consulting firm, Big 4 firm, or relevant corporate IT strategy/transformation roles (i.e. CIO department)
University degree in computer science, information science, artificial intelligence or related discipline – demonstrating affinity towards emerging digital technologies and technology topics.
Deal and M&A IT experience, be that due diligence, carve-out, integration or IT enabled performance improvements is a plus
Commercially minded with good social skills
Ability to understand and help to deliver advice of board level quality
Excellent reporting skills, preferably in client facing roles
Excellent communication skills in the English language (written and spoken). Dutch language fluency is a plus.
Tech Stack
Cloud
Benefits
A salary, attractive pension plan and the opportunity to grow;
Customised training for professional growth and leadership development;
Motivating work environment where collaboration with ambitious colleagues and recognition for your contributions are highly valued;
Comprehensive benefits including "well-being budget" for physical and mental health;
Attractive mobility options, including electric lease car, car waiver allowance and the possibility of using different shared transport providers;