Global Contracts & Compliance Counsel

Alfa Laval; Saint-Priest; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Alfa Laval is seeking a qualified Legal Counsel to support the Energy Division’s Welded, Circular and Cryogenic Technologies in managing legal risk and enabling strategic growth. You will draft, negotiate and oversee international commercial contracts (including EPC), handle IP matters, and ensure compliance across global operations, with English as the primary working language and French as a plus.

Join a matrix, globally engaged team.

Qualifications

• Qualified lawyer with EU law degree from a reputable university.
• Minimum 5 years' experience as in-house counsel or at a leading law firm in an international setting.
• Experience drafting, negotiating, and litigating international commercial contracts, including EPC.
• Experience managing distribution/agent contracts; familiarity with IP, insurance clauses, and product liability in manufacturing.
• English proficiency; French language skills are a plus.

Responsabilités

• Identify and manage legal risk with sound commercial and ethical assessment.
• Draft, review and negotiate global supply, service and purchase contracts and bids.
• Support R&D projects, including funding aspects and IP protection.
• Provide compliance support in fair competition, anti-bribery, export controls.
• Advise on software licenses, connected products and related contracts.
• Coordinate with regional in-house counsels and central functions.
• Participate in policy and process improvements; educate colleagues.
• Manage disputes and litigations; coordinate external legal advisors.

Connaissances

In-house counsel

Contract drafting

Contract negotiation

Litigation

IP knowledge

Product liability

English fluency

French advantageous

Formation

EU-law degree

Description du poste

Alfa Laval is seeking a qualified Legal Counsel to support the Energy Division’s Welded, Circular and Cryogenic Technologies in managing legal risk and enabling strategic growth. You will draft, negotiate and oversee international commercial contracts (including EPC), handle IP matters, and ensure compliance across global operations, with English as the primary working language and French as a plus.

Join a matrix, globally engaged team.