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Job Summary:The Procurement Contract Administration manager position is responsible for enabling, facilitating, and collaborating across Procurement, Supplier, Legal, and other key stakeholder groups to ensure the efficient and effective issuance of procurement contracts that meet Company standards.
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As a global technology service, we partner with Legal, Compliance, Employee Relations, and Security teams across the company during the eDiscovery phase of investigations. Our client, one of the world’s largest multinational independent investment banks and financial services companies, is seeking a Contract Technology Project Manager to join their eDiscovery and Surveillance team.
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Our work touches upon a wide range of substantive legal areas, including tax, corporate governance, labor and employment, lobbying disclosure requirements, campaign finance, and general contract law.
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The Contract Manager will responsible for reviewing, drafting, and negotiating Partner and other business contracts as representative of the Legal Department. Additionally, the position will provide research, legal administrative support and contract, file and document management for the Legal Department.
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Assist Legal Department with Contractual Legal Issues when they arise including FAR and DFAR ReviewCandidate must be able to work on multiple projects with tight deadlines. The Contract Analyst will provide support to the Contracts and Operations Departments, and report to the Senior Contract Analyst.
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This role involves frequent interaction with third parties and various in-house departments, including Legal, Project Management, Construction Management, Business Development, System Planning, Procurement, Contract Management, Project Controls, and other functional groups.
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Collaborate with the EOP Contracts Manager, Business Units, and Legal Department to standardize commercial language and scope of work structures across contracts. Work closely with Digital Procurement, Finance, and Business Units to define and implement efficient workflows for contract management, fund allocation, and invoice processing.
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Review, recommend and amend legal terms within contracts for hardware, telecom, SOWs, and order forms. Proven track record in negotiating non-commercial legal terms with minimal supervision.
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Performs guided tax, licensing, procurement, finance, and real estate legal research for project locations. Fulfills MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) requests from developers by researching legal entity counter parties and ensuring accuracy in the MOUs.
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Coordinate with various in-house departments including legal, project management, and procurement. Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction, legal, or business with at least 4 years of relevant experience, or an associate degree with 7-10 years of experience.
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The CCS interacts frequently with third parties as well as in-house departments including legal, project management, construction management, business development, system planning, procurement, contract management, project controls and other functional groups.
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Coordinate with Legal, Trading, Operations, Demurrage, Risk, Finance, and other applicable departments/teams to ensure complex contracts are effective and mitigate risk for the company. It will be critical for this role to collaborate with key internal partners on matters related to terms and conditions, serving as a communication point between the Legal, Trading, Operations, Demurrage, Finance, and Risk departments.
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Assist Legal Department with Contractual Legal Issues when they arise. EHC is currently looking for a Financial Contract Analyst for a client located in Houston, TX. The Opportunity: The Contract Analyst will provide support to the Contracts and Operations Departments, and report to the Senior Contract Analyst.
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Maintain and enhance contract checklists and guidelines for internal and Legal team distribution. Our client, a distinguished real estate company, is expanding their legal department, where we have successfully placed happy candidates due to their incredible leadership.
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INFUSE, Inc. is looking for a legal operations professional (Contract Paralegal/Legal Assistant) to join our fast-paced, dynamic, and entrepreneurial global organization. In addition, three to five years of experience as a Contract Specialist, Contract Paralegal, or Legal Assistant is required.
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