Corporate Attorney - Munich, Deutschland - NetApp

NetApp

Geprüftes Unternehmen

Munich, Deutschland

vor 3 Wochen

Geschrieben von:

Lena Wagner

beBee Recruiter

Beschreibung

If you run toward knowledge and problem-solving, join us:
In a world of cloud complexity, NetApp simplifies.

Our customers are looking for a more unified and secure multicloud experience, and we provide the services, infrastructure and expertise they need to achieve it.

If you want to have a real impact, NetApp is the place for you. You'll make a difference—while still maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Who are we? Forward-thinking technology people with a heart. Join us.

Corporate Attorney (M/F/d):

Kirchheim bei München, Bavaria, Germany

Job category:
Legal

Job ID:
en_US

Job requirements:

Your responsibilities will include:

Acting as lead negotiator for complex transactions; supporting public sector tenders (directly and through partners); negotiating, and drafting a wide range of contracts and subcontracts with our client's strategic, enterprise and commercial customers and channel sales partners (distributors & resellers), SaaS, PaaS and IaaS agreements, Enterprise License Agreements, Enterprise Services Agreements, on premises hardware and software agreements, as well as other outbound agreements including professional services, reseller, information security and data privacyrelated agreements
Providing timely, proactive, and practical businessoriented legal support to sales organizations as well as finance and other company departments on legal issues and risks, negotiation strategies and deal structures

Experience:

Qualified to practice law in Germany (Volljurist)
At least 5 years of relevant PQE, preferably inhouse at a technology company supporting sales transactions
Experience working across German, Austrian and Swiss jurisdictions
Experience in reviewing, drafting & negotiating a variety of IT contracts that underpin our business with the ability to recognize and highlight revenue recognition issues (US GAAP)
Experience in German public procurement law and processes
A plus if you are experienced in one or more of the following areas: relevant German and EU data privacy, cybersecurity and relevant regulations (e.g., GDPR/BDSG, BSIG, Cybersecurity Act, DORA), intellectual property law, competition law
Native German speaker with full professional proficiency in English (additional languages are a plus)
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills, as well as drafting and negotiation skills
A "Get Things Done" mindset, and ability to find and present simple, practical, and actionable solutions to complex problems
Excellent time management, analytical, decisionmaking, and problemsolving skills
Ability to thrive in a high performance, fastpaced environment and to multitask, prioritize effectively and execute quickly
Ability and interest in developing a deep understanding of our client's product and services portfolio, market segments, value propositions, routes to market, and business models
Teamoriented, with a good sense of humor and high level of integrity, responsibility and professionalism, and the ability to collaborate with others on the legal team and cross functionally with finance, operations, support, and export organizations
Commitment to diversity, inclusion, and belonging

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