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Legal Counsel

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A fast-growing health technology company is seeking a commercially focused Legal Counsel to join its collaborative legal team.
This is an excellent opportunity to become a genuine business partner within an innovative, technology-enabled organisation serving the healthcare sector.
The Role
Working closely with the General Counsel and key stakeholders across the business, you will provide practical, commercially driven legal support on a broad range of matters, with a particular focus on:
- Drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts.
- Supporting the sales and commercial teams on customer and supplier agreements.
- Advising on data privacy, GDPR and related regulatory matters.
- Providing day-to-day legal guidance to business stakeholders.
- Supporting legal processes as the business continues to scale and evolve.
- Helping the organisation navigate emerging technologies, including AI-related initiatives.
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About You
We are looking for a lawyer who combines strong technical legal skills with commercial pragmatism and the confidence to operate independently.
You will likely have:
- A minimum of 3 years' PQE gained in-house and/or private practice.
- Experience within a technology, SaaS, digital health, health tech or broader healthcare-focused business.
- Strong commercial contracts experience.
- Exposure to data privacy and regulatory matters.
- The ability to build trusted relationships across a business and influence stakeholders effectively.
- A self-starter mentality and the confidence to work autonomously in a lean legal team.
- A pragmatic, solution-oriented approach, understanding how to balance legal risk with commercial objectives.
- The resilience and adaptability to succeed in a fast-paced, evolving environment.


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Why Join?
- Opportunity to make a visible impact within a growing health technology business.
- Broad role with significant stakeholder exposure and autonomy.
- Supportive and collaborative leadership team.
- Chance to help shape legal processes and ways of working as the business continues to scale.
- Genuine opportunity to build your profile and grow alongside the organisation.
This role would particularly suit a commercially minded lawyer from a technology, SaaS or health tech background who enjoys working close to the business and is excited by the opportunity to help build and develop a growing legal function.
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