APAC M&A Counsel — Strategic Deals & Growth

Micron Technology, Inc.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 260,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

Micron Technology, Inc. seeks an Assistant General Counsel – APAC M&A in Singapore to support the Corporate Development Team and business units across mergers and acquisitions, investments, joint ventures, and capital projects.

You will provide practical, commercially focused legal advice throughout deal lifecycles and collaborate with internal teams to optimize processes and governance. Experience in APAC transactions is essential.

Qualifications

• 8 years of post-qualification experience in law firm and/or corporate legal department.
• Demonstrated experience independently leading significant M&A transactions.
• Strong cross-border M&A experience across APAC jurisdictions.

Responsibilities

• Draft, review, and negotiate M&A, asset and share purchases, investments, joint ventures, and related docs.
• Guide transactions from planning through closing, including due diligence and integration.
• Independently lead significant M&A and strategic transactions with internal stakeholders.
• Direct and manage outside counsel across jurisdictions and manage legal spend.
• Collaborate with data privacy, IP, tax, finance, HR, and other functions to align with strategy.
• Identify and implement AI-enabled tools to improve deal diligence and contract drafting.
• Support corporate governance and entity management matters.

Skills

M&A leadership

Negotiation & drafting

Cross-border M&A

Stakeholder management

Legal risk assessment

Education

LL.B., J.D., or equivalent law degree

Job description

Micron Technology, Inc. seeks an Assistant General Counsel – APAC M&A in Singapore to support the Corporate Development Team and business units across mergers and acquisitions, investments, joint ventures, and capital projects.

You will provide practical, commercially focused legal advice throughout deal lifecycles and collaborate with internal teams to optimize processes and governance. Experience in APAC transactions is essential.