The Technology in M&A team at KPMG is one of the fastest growing and most profitable within Deal Advisory and across the firm.
We deal with all aspects of technology, from strategy, digital, apps, infrastructure, cloud, operating models, data, cyber, RPA and post deal implementation to reviewing technology spend. We work with both acquirers and vendors on pre- and post-deal technology issues, our propositions include: Buy side diligence, sell side diligence, separations, integrations, IPOs, synergy, JVs and standing up businesses. We support our clients across the deal lifecycle. 

The Audit Technology team at KPMG is driving innovation at the intersection of auditing and advanced technological solutions, reshaping the future of audit delivery. By combining expertise in Artificial Intelligence, Data Engineering, Data Analytics, and Software Development, the team is revolutionising the auditing process to deliver smarter, faster, and more reliable outcomes.

Our mission is to design and implement robust, intelligent, and scalable technologies that not only streamline workflows but also enhance audit quality and generate actionable insights for auditors and clients. Through harnessing the power of cutting-edge tools, we aim to transform traditional audit practices into dynamic, forward-thinking processes that are built for the complexities of the modern business environment.

Our team, supported by KPMG’s global network, serves as the driving force behind this transformative journey. Focused on innovation, this team is dedicated to engineering solutions today that anticipate the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow, ensuring that audit services remain at the forefront of technological progression.

As an Assistant Manager within KPMG's Cyber and Digital Health team, you will help healthcare organisations strengthen cyber resilience, meet evolving regulatory expectations and deliver secure technology-enabled transformation. You will lead workstreams across complex healthcare cyber engagements, supporting clients to assess and improve cyber capability, respond to DSPT-CAF requirements, strengthen governance and risk management, and embed cyber resilience across digital health programmes.

As an Assistant Manager specialising in Digital Health Technology Adoption and Change, you will help healthcare organisations maximise value from digital investments by ensuring technologies are not only implemented, but adopted, embedded and used effectively by frontline teams. You will combine knowledge of healthcare technologies with practical change, adoption and engagement skills to support NHS Trusts and wider health and care organisations in delivering measurable operational, clinical and workforce outcomes.

The Cyber and Digital Health Senior Manager plays a pivotal role in leading and managing complex cyber security and digital trust engagements across the UK healthcare market, with a particular focus on the NHS and wider health and social care ecosystem. The successful candidate will bring relevant experience in delivering broad cyber advisory services, including DSPT-CAF readiness and remediation, cyber strategy, governance, risk and assurance, and programmes that enable frontline productivity through secure, resilient and effective use of technology.