World Wide Technology
Sr Contracts Manager

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WWT is recruiting for a Contracts Manager to be based in the UK where you will be responsible for the management, review and negotiation of commercial contracts. The Contracts Manager must be detail-oriented, self-motivated and deadline driven with prior in-house legal experience, preferably in the information technology industry, and able to work independently on multiple competing priorities.
Responsibilities:
- Reviews, redlines and negotiates customer or vendor terms and conditions for sale/purchase of technology products and services. These contracts may include Master Purchase Agreements, Professional Services Agreements, Statements of Work, NDAs, Affiliate Agreements and other channel agreements.
- Prepares back-to-back terms and conditions from vendor quotes to WWT end user quotes
- Utilises AI contract review and analysis tools to accelerate contract redlining, identify non-standard clauses, and flag risk areas
- Utilises the Contract Lifecycle Management system to track and update the contract review process from start to finish
- Structures, drafts and partners on contract negotiations both independently and in collaboration with in-house counsel
- Reviews Request for Proposal documents for areas of legal risk and guides the Proposal team to ensure submission of legally compliant proposals
- Drafts customer flowdowns addendum templates to ensure subcontractor compliance with customer contract requirements
- Communicates effectively with internal departments and sales teams to ensure contracts are properly executed
- Prepares contract summaries for internal departments, when needed, to address any non-standard terms and conditions or request approval
- Collaborates with other WWT departments to engage Subject Matter Experts where needed
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Qualifications:
- 3 years’ experience reviewing, redlining and negotiating IT services and resale contracts primarily on third party paper or a broad range of standard commercial contracts
- In-house legal department experience is strongly preferred
- A self-starter who utilizes contract and risk knowledge as well as best judgment to make decisions on complex or varied problems with minimal supervision
- Superior writing, analytical, critical-thinking and communication skills, including experience engaging with sales and senior management
- Ability to quickly analyze advanced and complex transactions and propose innovative, creative and workable solutions
- Ability to work under pressure, address multiple competing priorities, and provide practical advice to business teams
- Ability to develop strong relationships with internal business units as well as with business management


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