Heriot Brown In-House Legal Recruitment
Interim In-house Product / Tech Counsel

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We're working with a global technology business looking for an experienced Product Counsel to support a high-performing legal team during a period of change.
This isn't a traditional commercial contracts role. You'll partner closely with Product teams to help shape, develop and launch innovative technology services across areas including AI, digital workplace solutions and cloud-based offerings. Working on a portfolio of strategic projects, you'll identify legal and regulatory issues early, coordinate specialist input where needed and build practical legal frameworks that enable products to get to market.
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They're looking for a lawyer with a strong technology background (software, SaaS, cloud, technology services or hardware would all be relevant) who enjoys working cross-functionally with Product, Engineering and Commercial teams. You'll be comfortable navigating ambiguity, asking the right questions, spotting legal issues before they become problems and delivering pragmatic, commercially focused advice. Experience supporting product development, technology transactions or complex transformation projects would be highly advantageous.


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The assignment is expected to run for around three months, with an ASAP start and can be done on a remote basis.
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