Director - Mergers & Acquisitions

Director – Mergers & Acquisitions Driving Inorganic Growth Through Strategic Transactions and Value Creation Executing Acquisitions, Partnerships, and Divestitures to Enable Business Transformation Partner with the best Baker Hughes is a global energy technology company serving the oil and gas sector across more than 120 countries. The Mergers & Acquisitions function plays a critical role in shaping the company’s strategic direction by identifying, evaluating, and executing inorganic growth opportunities. The team partners closely with executive leadership and cross‑functional stakeholders to deliver value‑creating acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate alliances, and divestitures aligned with Baker Hughes’ long‑term priorities and growth strategy. Fuel your passion The Director of Mergers & Acquisitions supports Baker Hughes’ inorganic growth agenda by leading and executing complex M&A transactions across the enterprise. This role is responsible for driving end‑to‑end deal execution, from opportunity origination through due diligence, approval, and closing, while coordinating closely with internal functions and external advisors. By combining strategic insight, financial rigor, and strong stakeholder management, the Director helps deliver transactions that advance business objectives, strengthen competitive positioning, and enhance shareholder value. As a Director of Mergers & Acquisitions, you will be responsible for: · Driving all activities related to Mergers and Acquisitions projects, including private or public acquisitions, mergers, joint ventures, corporate alliances, and divestitures of existing business units. · Executing multiple aspects of M&A transactions, including strategic assessment, valuation analysis, due diligence, and transaction structuring. · Coordinating and leading cross‑functional teams across legal, finance, tax, technology, human resources, and other corporate functions throughout all stages of the M&A process. · Managing relationships a

Field services demand tied to active drilling

This opportunity is positioned for professionals who understand execution pressure, industrial operating rhythm, and Houston's energy capital stack.