Italy Treviso, Italy
- Corporate services
- Legal 09/03/2024 **JUNIOR LEGAL AFFAIRS SPECIALIST**:
**Responsibilities**:
The Junior Legal Affairs Specialist will be responsible for the review, drafting and negotiation of the corporate contracts of the De'Longhi Group, with particular reference to those of the ICT, and for the consultancy to all company functions, providing support to colleagues in the Legal Office and managing the relationships with external consultants. The Junior Legal Affairs Specialist will collaborate in the activities of the Legal Affairs Manager's areas of compliance expertise, following any updates to the sector regulations concerning the company business on Consumer Law and Competition Law Main Responsibilities: - Drafting & reviewing the main business contracts of De’Longhi Group, including: - ICT contracts
- Intellectual property contracts (licensing, research and development, etc.)
- Procurement and sales contracts
- Rental contracts, rent, etc.
- Services and logistics contracts, etc. **Job Profile**:
Qualifications, knowledge: - Master's Degree in Law (excellent knowledge of the principles of commercial law)
- At least 3 years of experience in leading companies active in the ICT and digital sector, or in leading law firms that follow ICT contractual issues on behalf of companies active in Italy and abroad.
- Excellent knowledge of English (written/spoken)
- Experience gained in the field of ICT contracts, knowledge of digital issues (including IoT topics) and possession of specific digital skills, mastery of a second language will be considered a preferential qualification. Skills, capabilities, competencies: - Excellent organizational skills
- Aptitude for problem solving
- High predisposition to work in a team We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, we reject and condemn any form of discrimination including discrimination based on age, gender, sexual orientation, health, race, nationality, cultural background, political opinions and religious beliefs, and membership of associations and trade unions.