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Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) is a global consulting firm seeking a Director of Software Product and Tech Diligence in the Miami, FL area. You will lead engagements in pre‑acquisition and post‑acquisition settings, shaping scope, methodology, and client interactions to drive performance improvements.
The role requires 10+ years in consulting or software/tech services, with strong communication, analytical, and leadership skills.
Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) is a global consulting firm with over 10,000 professionals in more than 40 countries. A&M is known for a hands‑on approach to solving client problems, guided by core values of Integrity, Quality, Objectivity, Fun, Personal Reward, and Inclusive Diversity.
The Private Equity Performance Improvement Services (PEPI) practice works with upper middle market and large‑cap private equity firms. The practice’s IT team focuses on leading software product and technology due diligence across the entire deal lifecycle, from pre‑deal reviews through post‑acquisition implementation and performance improvement.
We prioritize an employee experience that fosters professional and personal development. Our performance development process encourages continuous learning, rewards contributions, and promotes meritocracy. Training and on‑the‑job learning opportunities help you acquire new skills and advance your career. We also focus on well‑being, offering benefits and resources to support your personal journey.
Full‑time employees working 30 or more hours per week are eligible for healthcare plans, flexible spending and savings accounts, life insurance, and disability coverage. Eligible employees receive a 401(k) plan with employer matching, paid time off, vacation, personal days, sick time, federal holidays, a floating holiday, and parental leave. Compensation ranges from $150,000 to $225,000 annually, plus a discretionary bonus program based on individual and firm performance.
A&M does not require or administer lie detector tests as a condition of employment. This requirement is unlawful in Massachusetts; violations may result in criminal penalties and civil liability.