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Deloitte

Audits companies and advises on tax and technology

Global Employer Services Manager - Tax & Legal Delivery Center

Business OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBucharest, RomaniaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Exposure to shared services, managed services, or Delivery Center operations across one or more business or functional work streams.
  • Experience driving standardization, analytics-led prioritization, workflow improvement, and automation.
  • Experience planning and delivering service migrations or transitions against defined readiness and stabilization criteria.
  • Experience leading teams and stakeholders across locations, cultures, and organizational boundaries.
  • Lead with integrity, build inclusion and motivation, and earn trust through consistent decisions and behaviour.
  • Connect strategy to clear priorities, communicate direction, and align people around stakeholder outcomes.
  • Achieve high-quality results through others, respond constructively to change, and course-correct quickly.
  • Develop diverse, high-performing people through meaningful experiences, feedback, coaching, and succession planning.
  • Shape decisions through credibility, evidence, constructive challenge, and relationships with increasingly senior stakeholders.
  • Work across businesses, locations, and boundaries to combine strengths and deliver measurable impact.
  • Apply operational, commercial, analytical, and technology acumen to improve quality, efficiency, and stakeholder value.
  • Identify opportunities to expand sustainable scope, strengthen the operating model, and build future-ready capability.

Responsibilities

  • Translate work stream and Regional Delivery Model priorities into clear team objectives, service expectations, and decision principles, helping people understand how their work contributes to stakeholder outcomes and Deloitte’s purpose.
  • Own daily operational leadership, intake, prioritization, and workload balancing; make timely triage decisions and ensure work is resolved within the team or escalated through the agreed route.
  • Establish and sustain a clear weekly operating cadence covering priorities, capacity, delivery risks, decisions, and action closure.
  • Align delivery with the applicable client and member firm service model, while maintaining business continuity and a consistent stakeholder experience.
  • Build trusted relationships across engagement teams, member firms, global stakeholders, adjacent teams, and supporting functions; influence alignment through evidence, constructive challenge, and clear trade-offs.
  • Document and embed the Delivery Center operating model for the assigned work stream, including scope boundaries, roles and responsibility assignment matrix, governance rhythm, and cross-team interfaces.
  • Define and maintain key performance indicators, service-level agreements, escalation paths, and decision logs; publish concise updates on scope, volume, performance, utilisation, risks, dependencies, and decisions.
  • Facilitate weekly and monthly governance forums that assign ownership, confirm timing, resolve barriers, and close actions.
  • Lead a structured escalation process with clear intake, ownership, due dates, communication, and resolution within agreed service-level agreements.
  • Protect quality, ethics, data security, compliance, and stakeholder trust; escalate concerns promptly and create an environment in which people speak up and address risks early.
  • Produce written root-cause analysis and prevention actions for critical issues, and track corrective actions through sustained closure.
  • Run a monthly quality assurance review that converts defect themes and trend data into practical improvements in first-time quality and on-time delivery.
  • Identify, pilot, and scale efficiency levers—including templates, queue rules, workflow improvements, analytics, automation, and responsible use of technology—to simplify work and improve turnaround time, standardization, and cost-to-serve.
  • Lead change with resilience and transparency, helping the team adapt priorities and ways of working when requirements or operating conditions shift.
  • Lead with integrity and inclusion, value different perspectives and contributions, and create the clarity, trust, and motivation required for high performance.
  • Set clear expectations, provide timely and candid feedback, and maintain a regular coaching cadence focused on strengths, development priorities, well-being, and accountability.
  • Build role coverage and succession plans; identify single points of failure and use rotations, stretch assignments, and acting-lead opportunities to strengthen bench readiness.
  • Create and execute measurable development plans for high-potential and key team members, and assess progress through demonstrated capability, stakeholder feedback, and successful delegation of leadership responsibilities.
  • Mentor Project Managers, Team Leaders, and key contributors, enabling them to lead governance, manage delivery, resolve issues, and improve processes with increasing independence.
  • Promote knowledge sharing and collaboration across teams, locations, and cultures to build a sustainable, diverse talent pipeline.
  • For each approved service migration or transition, create and deliver an end-to-end plan covering scope, dependencies, risks, controls, training, go-live criteria, handoffs, and stabilization.
  • Connect stakeholders around a shared outcome, test readiness before go-live, and act decisively on risks or gaps that could affect service continuity, quality, or stakeholder confidence.
  • Capture lessons learned and translate them into reusable standards, stronger controls, and future transition capability.
  • Reduce senior leadership’s operational touchpoints through clear ownership, a predictable operating cadence, and effective escalation handling.
  • Secure approval and sustained adoption of the work stream operating model, including responsibility assignment matrix, key performance indicators and service-level agreements, escalation ladder, governance, and decision rights.
  • Deliver measurable improvement in on-time delivery and/or first-time quality against the agreed baseline.
  • Resolve escalations within agreed service-level agreements and evidence learning through documented root-cause analysis, prevention actions, and action closure.
  • Demonstrate sustainable team capability and business continuity by maintaining clear coverage for critical activities and peak periods, reducing dependency on individual team members, and documenting knowledge-transfer and development plans.
  • Develop the leadership pipeline by identifying potential leaders, suggesting tailored development plans, and implementing successful delegation of leadership responsibilities.
  • Improve stakeholder confidence through timely decisions, transparent reporting, action closure, and documented feedback.
  • Deliver agreed efficiency, automation, or workflow improvements with measurable impact on turnaround time, utilisation, standardization, quality, or cost-to-serve.
  • Effective immediately, lead a structured escalation process with clear intake, ownership, due dates, communications, and service-level-agreement-based resolution; provide timely root-cause analysis and prevention actions for critical issues.
  • Within 30 days of each approved migration kickoff, produce an end-to-end transition plan covering scope, dependencies, risks, controls, training, go-live criteria, and handoffs; achieve the agreed go-live date and stability criteria during the first 30 days after launch.
  • Within 45 days, establish the stakeholder governance rhythm with a weekly operations sync and monthly performance review, and publish written updates on scope, volume, key performance indicators, risks, decisions, owners, and due dates.
  • By the end of 60 days, assume ownership of day-to-day operational leadership and prioritization, reduce senior leadership’s recurring operational touchpoints, and embed a weekly operating cadence aligned with the service model.
  • Within 3 months, document, socialize, validate, and secure approval for the work stream operating model, including interfaces, responsibility assignment matrix, key performance indicators and service-level agreements, escalation paths, governance, and decision rights.
  • Within 120 days, establish role coverage and succession plans, create measurable development plans for agreed high-potential team members, and demonstrate progress through stretch assignments and delegated leadership responsibilities.
  • Starting in the first month and reviewed regularly, maintain a coaching and mentoring cadence for key contributors, with documented goals, timely feedback, and evidence of completed stretch responsibilities.
  • By the end of 6 months, implement agreed efficiency levers and a monthly quality assurance review, delivering measurable improvement in on-time delivery and/or first-time quality against the prior-quarter baseline.

About the Company

Deloitte

Audits companies and advises on tax and technology

Deloitte audits companies and advises businesses and governments on tax, technology, and risk, and it is one of the Big Four, the world's four largest accounting firms. In 1849 its founder became the first independent auditor of a public company, Britain's Great Western Railway. Its auditors check companies' financial reports for errors and fraud before investors rely on them, while its consultants design strategy, install business software, and defend clients against cyberattacks. Clients pay fees for each audit or project, and each country's Deloitte firm is a separate business owned by its local partners. Deloitte was founded in London in 1845 and is based in New York.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Late Stage VC
Total funding
$17.1M
Headquarters
New York, NY
Founded
1845

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