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Sandvik AB is seeking an experienced Strategy Integration Manager to drive end‑to‑end M&A integration and business-area strategy. You will move from big‑picture thinking to hands‑on execution, reporting to the VP of Strategy & Business Development.
The role blends strategic planning with integration execution across functions, requiring strong analytical and communication skills and the ability to manage complex deals in a multinational environment. Based in Malmö with international travel.
Rock Processing is on a growth journey, do you want to work at the center of a strategically active agenda where long‑term vision meets hands‑on execution? This role combines high‑quality strategy work with the discipline of M&A integration-moving seamlessly from big‑picture thinking to real value delivery.
As Strategy Integration Manager, you play a dual role within the Strategy Business Development team. The role spans business‑area strategy and end‑to‑end M&A integration, from early hypotheses to post‑close value realization. The balance between strategic planning and integration execution flexes depending on deal activity, giving the role a dynamic and varied scope. You report to the Vice President and Head of Strategy Business Development.
The role is preferably based at the Malmö (Hyllie) office, with some international travel.
You bring a strong strategic foundation combined with the structure and drive needed to manage complex integrations. Your background allows you to move confidently between analytical strategy work and hands‑on execution in cross‑functional environments.
You’re structured, persistent, and comfortable holding others accountable while maintaining strong relationships. You enjoy framing ambiguity, challenging assumptions, and turning complexity into clear direction. With strong integrity and discretion, you adapt your communication style effortlessly, whether facilitating a workshop or preparing a board‑level brief.