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Review and redline business terms and coordinate with Legal on contract redlines. Six Sigma green belt or black belt certification. This is not a fully remote position. Review and redline business terms and coordinate with Legal on contract redlines.
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Owns contract creation from start to finish – collaborative effort with sales team to define price needs, analysis to determine financial impact, execution of required internal review for price approval, documentation of proper approval, and final creation of outbound contract offering to end customer (inclusive of Consignment Agreements.
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Ability to design, control, and implement electrical systems and products; create “redline sketches” for designers and engineers; assist in preparing necessary documentation for project needs; perform accurate and legible design calculations; and assist in establishing project timelines and task assignments.
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Starting with existing contract templates, review, redline, and negotiate a wide variety of commercial agreements, including US and Canadian customer agreements, NDAs, amendments, SOWs, and various privacy and data security schedules.
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