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Ernst & Young (EY) Netherlands is seeking a Legal Counsel Contracts in Rotterdam to handle contract drafting, negotiation, and advisory work within EY's fast-paced international environment.
Ideal candidates hold a Dutch law degree, 1–3 years of relevant experience, and fluency in Dutch and English, with strong analytical skills and a team-player mindset. IT-law knowledge is a plus for cross-border IT procurement matters.
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Completed degree in Dutch law (civil/ corporate law) with a focus on contract law; 1-3 years of relevant work experience; strong analytical skills; fluency in Dutch and English (written & spoken); team-player attitude; commercial mindset; IT-law knowledge is a plus.
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For ambitious lawyers who want to blend rigorous contract law expertise with a fast-moving, international business environment, the Legal Counsel Contracts role at Ernst & Young (EY) Netherlands offers a rare launchpad. Situated in the vibrant city of Rotterdam, the position sits at the intersection of legal precision, commercial strategy, and technological innovation. This guide walks you through why the role matters, how it can accelerate your career, and the concrete steps you should take to secure the job.
EY is one of the world's leading professional services firms, and its legal arm serves as the backbone for every client-facing transaction. The Contracts team, a niche within EY's broader Legal department, is responsible for safeguarding the firm's commercial relationships - ranging from client service agreements to complex IT procurement contracts. Working here means you will:
"At EY, you're not just a lawyer - you're a strategic partner shaping the future of the firm's business." -- Former EY Legal Counsel