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We are seeking an experienced IT M&A; Integration Manager with hands-on delivery experience across acquisitions, divestments and complex IT separation/integration programmes, capable of driving multiple workstreams from transaction planning through Day 1, transition and post-close delivery. This role will oversee IT projects for our pharmaceutical clients throughout the UK and EU, partnering closely with PMO, Supply, Commercial, IT, Finance, Regulatory, Legal, and Quality teams. A genuine commitment to delivering exceptional client service is key to success in this position.

Key Responsibilities
Develop and drive the end-to-end IT integration and separation strategy, delivery plan and roadmap across M&A; transactions, ensuring alignment with Day 1 readiness, business continuity, regulatory requirements and post-close objectives.




Partner with cross-functional teams and stakeholders to enable smooth IT service integration following a merger or acquisition
Oversee the separation and integration of IT systems, applications, and processes to support the newly combined organization
Manage IT asset transition, migration and ownership activities while maintaining regulatory and control requirements
Coordinate IT teams and workstream leads throughout the integration lifecycle with a focus on service continuity and operational efficiency
Deliver regular status updates to senior leadership, flagging key milestones and potential risks
Manage several integration projects at once, offering direction and support to project teams
Build and maintain strong working relationships with project managers and stakeholders to enable clear communication and collaboration
Maintain alignment across integration workstreams and track progress to ensure on-time delivery
Identify issues and change requests early, addressing or escalating them to keep pro

📌 IT M (Ourense)
🏢 London Strategy
📍 Ourense