Legal Counsel - Tech sector

J Matthews Legal; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading global name in the Tech industry is seeking a Legal Counsel to manage commercial contracts and issues. This hybrid role offers significant autonomy and opportunities for internal career progression while based in central London. Candidates should be qualified Lawyers with some prior experience in the Tech sector, but in-house background is not required.

Qualifications

• Prior experience in the Tech industry.
• Qualified Lawyer.
• In-house experience not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Manage a diverse range of commercial contracts.
• Report to the Global General Counsel.
• Direct exposure to various business stakeholders.

Skills

Commercial contracts

Stakeholder engagement

Autonomy

Education

Qualified Lawyer

Job description

Legal Counsel

Do you want to work for a leading global name in the Tech industry?

Client

You will be working for a hugely successful international brand name organisation in the tech sector.

Role

You will undertake an extremely diverse and broad role, working principally on a wide range of commercial contracts and issues.

You will report directly into the Global General Counsel and you will be given significant amounts of autonomy to run with your own matters from the off. You will have direct exposure to all levels of stakeholders from within the business. You will have fantastic opportunities for internal career progression and development.

You will be able to undertake elements of remote/home working in this hybrid role. The organisation has central London HQ offices.

You

You will have some prior experience of working in the Tech industry. You will be a qualified Lawyer. Prior in-house experience is not a pre-requisite for this position.

Please note that we will respond to your application directly should we wish to discuss this opportunity further with you. By replying to or applying for this role you acknowledge that due to the volume of applications anticipated to be received not all applications can be replied to.