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IEEE is seeking two experienced Commercial Contracts Attorneys for a short-term, temporary assignment in New York City. The role offers a hybrid work structure with three days onsite and two days remote, starting mid-September and lasting about three months, possibly longer.
The attorneys will advise on a broad range of agreements including licensing, IT, and consulting contracts, and support the organization’s non-profit status. Domestic and international matters are expected.
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Temporary Commercial Attorney - 260319 : N/A
A global professional services corporation seeks two experienced Commercial Contracts Attorneys for a short-term, temporary assignment expected to last three (3) months, possibly longer, in their NYC location.
The position is hybrid: three days onsite; two days remote. Expected start date is mid- September .
The Temporary Commercial Contracts Attorneywill advise clients domestically and internationally on a wide range of matters, including structuring, negotiating and drafting a variety of general and specialized agreements necessary for the day-to-day operations of a cutting-edge global science and technology non-profit organization. Issues range from commercial legal advice to preservation of the non-profit status of the organization. The agreements include licensing, electronic publishing, IT, and consulting agreements, as well as related commercial agreements relevant to a dynamic business environment. This role functions as an intermediate individual contributor.
Salary Range: $80-$90/hr
Must have the ability to manage large volumes of commercial contract review with consistency, accuracy, and attention to detail.
Must be able to advise on a wide variety of legal issues
Experience representing non-profit organizations a plus
Excellent drafting and negotiating skills, along with excellent business judgment and critical thinking skills. Strong attention to detail a must
Experience with technology contracts a plus
Must effectively communicate across all levels and display the ability to diplomatically interact with other stakeholders to influence operational, policy and process goals
Must be well-spoken, with leadership potential, Well-versed in commercial business practices, customary provisions, and key issues in a wide range of unique situations
Familiar with policies and practices of leading non-profit charities, as well as academic and research organizations
Must have experience advising clients, working directly with senior managers and suppliers
Proactive self-starter, with strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize multiple projects and business needs
Service-oriented legal counsel with excellent interpersonal skills and a keen interest and capability in collaborating with both legal and non-legal colleagues
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