Senior Technology Counsel (Senior Manager)

KPMG-UnitedKingdom; London; On-site; GBP 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading global professional services firm seeks a Senior Technology Counsel to join their UK Office of General Counsel in London. The role requires significant legal expertise, particularly in technology agreements, and is essential for supporting diverse client engagements. The successful candidate will engage with senior stakeholders, manage junior team members, and navigate complex contractual negotiations in a fast-paced environment. Ideal for proactive, experienced lawyers looking to influence technology and consulting law.

Qualifications

• At least 9 years post qualification experience or equivalent.
• Excellent knowledge of technology agreements, including system implementation.
• Experience working in regulated environments.

Responsibilities

• Advising, drafting and negotiating various technology agreements.
• Providing legal advice to senior stakeholders.
• Managing and supervising junior members of the team.

Skills

Negotiation

Contract Management

Risk Management

Commercial Awareness

Technology Agreement Knowledge

Education

Qualified Lawyer

9+ years PQE

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KPMG-UnitedKingdom

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London, United Kingdom

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Posted:

29.06.2025

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13.08.2025

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Job description

We are looking for a senior technology/ commercial lawyer of at least 9+ years pqe to join KPMG's UK Office of General Counsel

KPMG LLP and the OGC Commercial team

KPMG LLP is the UK member of the international KPMG network of professional services firms, KPMG provides a wide range of services including technology, consulting, advisory and audit services to clients in a variety of industries. The OGC Commercial team supports KPMG's client facing teams and is part of the UK Office of General Counsel.

This position

KPMG's technology offerings are a core part of the firm's offerings and experiencing rapid growth. The OGC Commercial team is looking to recruit an experienced lawyer to support the business with contract review and negotiation.

The successful applicant will advise partners and senior stakeholders within KPMG UK on client facing activities, covering a wide range of legal, risk and commercial issues relating to professional advisory, consulting and technology services.

The team values diversity of experience and background . It offers a supportive environment to the successful candidate and provides flexibility around working styles.

The role involves:

Advising, drafting and negotiating implementation and configuration agreements, managed service agreements, complex and innovative technology agreements, licences, strategic alliances and negotiating customer provided contracts both in the private and public sectors;

Advising senior stakeholders on commercial, risk and contractual issues within a complex business environment;

Providing ad hoc support on a variety of other contractual agreements including RFPs, engagement letters, confidentiality and other agreements;

Managing and supervising junior members of the team;

Producing templates and guidance notes; and

Providing advice and training to business teams.

Requirements:

The successful candidate will have the following qualifications, skills and experience:

at least 9 years post qualification experience or equivalent (experience working for a professional services firm is beneficial, but not essential);

excellent knowledge of technology agreements, including agreements relating to system implementation and configurations;

strong experience advising on, drafting and negotiating complex, multi-jurisdictional master services agreements, complex and innovative technology related agreements, strategic alliances and customer provided contracts;

experience working within regulated environments; and

strong commercial awareness and effective risk management skills;

experience with public sector framework agreements will be useful but is not essential.

Personal qualities

Key personal qualities required are:

experienced, self-sufficient and proactive, with the ability to work independently as well as being a team player

strong organisational skills and the ability to manage a demanding workload effectively

ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and produce high quality work

experience of dealing with senior management and stakeholders;

ability to build relationships and act as a trusted advisor;

ability to provide a pragmatic, solution oriented approach to complex legal and regulatory issues;

the ability to communicate effectively and with authority;

initiative;

flexibility and willingness to support colleagues in other groups.

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