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Brisbane-based legal counsel role within an international engineering consultancy, engaged via Konnecting Group. The role offers hybrid working, a salary bracket of 160,000–190,000 AUD plus super, and a permanent position working on major engineering, mining, environmental and infrastructure projects across Australia and internationally.
You will advise senior stakeholders, draft and negotiate a range of construction and engineering agreements, and support governance and risk management across
Legal Counsel - Engineering & Infrastructure
Brisbane, QLD | $160,000-$190,000 + Superannuation | Permanent
International Engineering Consultancy | Hybrid Working | Diverse Infrastructure Projects
An established international engineering consultancy has engaged Konnecting Group to identify an experienced Legal Counsel to join its in-house legal team in Brisbane.
This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded legal professional to work across major engineering, mining, environmental and infrastructure projects, providing strategic legal advice to senior stakeholders throughout Australia and internationally.
Working closely with the General Counsel and multidisciplinary project teams, the successful candidate will play an important role in contract negotiations, commercial risk management, corporate governance and dispute resolution.
This position offers a broad and varied legal portfolio, combining commercial contract management with strategic advice across complex engineering and infrastructure projects.
Key responsibilities include:
The successful candidate will be a qualified legal professional with strong commercial judgment, excellent communication skills and the ability to provide pragmatic legal advice within a technically complex business.
Ideally, you will possess:
Previous experience within an engineering consultancy, construction company, EPC contractor or a commercial law firm specialising in construction and infrastructure will be particularly advantageous.
Exposure to international contracts or legal matters involving other common-law jurisdictions would also be highly regarded.