Senior Legal Counsel & Contract Manager (MNC)

Key Responsibilities: - Recommend contractual structures that enhance competitiveness while respecting applicable regulations and internal governance Draft, revise, and negotiate contractual documents with customers, partners, and subcontractors Contribute to internal risk reviews, financial exposure assessments, and mitigation plans Ability to identify opportunities to protect or improve the project's financial performance Support the capture and preparation of variations, extensions, new phases or related offers connected to existing program Prepare and present contractual sections of internal approval documentation, including clear recommendations to management Establish, manage, and continuously update the contractual baseline from contract signature to project closure Ensure full contractual awareness across the project team, enabling correct application of obligations, rights, deadlines, and deliverables Anticipate deviations and manage them proactively through contractual notices, waivers, amendments, claims, clarification requests, and other contractual instruments Anticipate and drive the project’s risk and opportunity strategy, in close collaboration with project leadership, including claim preparation, defensive measures, and value‑protection initiatives, proposing defensible, practical solutions Oversee all incoming and outgoing contractual communications with the customer, ensuring consistency, traceability, and strategic alignment Drive consistent contract interpretation and commercial decision-making aligned with company policy and risk appetite.

Act as the reference point for all contractual matters within the perimeter Provide strategic and operational contractual advice to internal stakeholders Support relevant compliance processes for the tenders and projects (e. g.

, third‑party screenings) in coordination with the Compliance Officer (Antitrust, Anticorruption, Personal Data Protection (incl. GDPR), Trade compliance & Duty of vigilance), in particu