Acron Aviation Academy
Commercial Contracts Specialist

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Acron Aviation is an agile commercial aviation partner with a long heritage of providing established, industry-certified solutions, as well as future-focused, data-driven innovations. With customers across the globe our employees are committed to the company mission of innovating to create safer skies. For more information visit acronaviation.com
Acron Aviation’s integrated and global presence means we are uniquely positioned to deliver cutting-edge solutions to individuals and businesses in the aviation market. We provide technology and systems to enable quality pilot training. From distance learning systems applications and maintenance solutions to training devices and Full Flight Simulators (“FFS”), our technology covers the complete training spectrum.
Primary Purpose Of The Role
To support the Commercial team by providing contract administration, commercial analysis, and negotiation assistance to ensure the Company’s financial and commercial interests are protected.
The Commercial Contracts Specialist will assist in drafting, reviewing, and managing the commercial terms of bids, contracts, and agreements; support negotiations; and ensure stakeholders understand key contract requirements, risks, and opportunities.
The role ensures appropriate contractual governance is maintained throughout the lifecycle of a contract - from proposal through to termination or expiration - while upholding commercial policies, procedures, and the Company’s commitment to conducting business with integrity.
What to expect from Acron?
We live by our values: Customer First, Move Fast, Own It and Speak Candidly and we are looking for talented people who can help us embody Our Vision to Innovate to create safer skies, and Our Mission to be the unconventional top tier, partner of choice for our customers.
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- 25 days holiday per year (plus bank holidays), increasing with long service and with the opportunity to buy/sell up to 5 days
- Private medical insurance with optional family cover
- Pension scheme of up to 7% employer contribution
- Life Assurance 4x salary (flexible increase)
- Group income protection
- Flexible opt-in extras such as a health care cash plan, dental insurance, gym membership, critical illness cover and cycle to work scheme
- Employee assistance program providing mental health and wellbeing support
- Staff car park (incl. EV charging stations)
Core Responsibilities
In support of the Commercial Director and wider Commercial team, the Contracts Specialist will:
- Analyse and evaluate customer Requests for Proposals (RFPs) or Tenders and provide relevant commercial input to internal stakeholders (programme management, engineering, quality, procurement, etc.).
- Prepare, draft, and support negotiations of commercial and contractual terms in line with corporate policies and required approvals.
- Support the pre- and post-contract administration of customer and subcontractor contracts, including compliance monitoring, risk tracking, KPI drafting/updates, reviewing applications for payment, and attending progress review meetings.
- Assist with pre-RFP activities such as Proprietary Information Agreements and Teaming Agreements.
- Understand contract terms and support the appropriate contractual flow-down to suppliers and subcontractors.
- Help identify, assess, and escalate commercial risk areas to relevant owners.
- Contribute to weekly/monthly Commercial reporting as required.
- Maintain a working understanding of relevant international contract law principles and regulations.
- Act as a point of contact for customer correspondence on contractual matters, including proposal clarifications, change orders, terminations, and other contract amendments.
- Represent the company at client and supplier meetings as required (may include occasional international travel).


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Person Specification
Essential Skills And Experience
- Demonstrable experience in reviewing and negotiating contract terms and conditions in a commercial environment.
- Strong commercial awareness and ability to identify contractual risks.
- Proven negotiation support skills.
- Experience in customer and/or subcontractor contract administration.
- Good analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Strong attention to detail.
- Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
- Ability to work independently with direction, and collaboratively as part of a team.
- Customer-focused and professional attitude.
- Adaptable and flexible in a dynamic commercial environment.
- Willingness and ability to travel internationally when required.
- Experience supporting dispute resolution processes is an advantage.
Desired Experience
- Experience working with customers in multiple jurisdictions (knowledge of US contracting practices particularly beneficial).
- General understanding of the Civil Aerospace market.
- Membership of IACCM / World Commerce & Contracting (WCC) or similar professional body.
Qualifications And Educational Requirements
- Educated to degree level or equivalent in a Business, Law, or related discipline.
- Typically requires a minimum of 2–4 years’ experience in a commercial, contracts, or similar role.
Please note: Applications will only be accepted from individuals eligible to live and work in the UK.
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