Amazon Web Services
Technology
ContractManager
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“Contract Manager at Amazon Web Services. Skills: Contract Management, Legal Advice, Risk Management. Review Amazon contracts. Draft Amazon contracts”
Industry & Context.
Problem solving
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
5+ years of experience in contract drafting, 5+ years of experience in contract review, 5+ years of experience in contract negotiation, Experience managing high volume of contracts, Experience with diverse contract categories, Experience with diverse counterparties, Bachelor's degree
Nice to Have
Experience with construction contracts, Experience with design contracts, Experience with facilities management contracts, Experience with operations contracts, Experience with maintenance contracts, Experience with physical security contracts, Prior in-house experience supporting global teams, Experience managing outside counsel engagements, Experience with budget oversight, Experience with performance evaluation, Proficiency in CLM platforms, Proficiency in legal operations technology, Experience using AI legal tools, Experience evaluating AI legal tools
What You'll Do.
Review Amazon contracts
Draft Amazon contracts
Negotiate Amazon contracts
Provide commercial advice
Partner with stakeholders
Drive process improvements
Enable contract management
Develop simplification measures
Eliminate repetitive work
Eliminate low risk work
Drive reductions in cycle times
Standardize workflows
Align cross-functional processes
Champion legal technology adoption
Elevate quality of contracting
Elevate speed of contracting
Elevate scalability of contracting
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Partner with procurement; Partner with finance; Partner with engineering; Partner with construction; Partner with Operations; Partner with security
Full Job Description
Amazon’s Legal Department is looking for a talented Contracts Manager to be based in Singapore to support Amazon Web Services (AWS), a dynamic and rapidly growing business within Amazon.com. AWS is at the forefront of the cloud computing and service industry, providing IT infrastructure services such as on-demand compute capacity, storage, content delivery, database services, artificial intelligence, machine learning, browsers, and more. This Contracts Manager will support the teams responsible for the full lifecycle of AWS data center infrastructure. This includes contracts spanning design and construction, operation, maintenance, and physical security of AWS data centers and related infrastructure. Key job responsibilities • Reviewing, drafting, and negotiating a high volume of Amazon contracts across a diverse and expanding scope of data center activities, including general contractor and engineering/design vendor main services agreements, operations, maintenance and security services contracts, work orders, change orders, and ancillary agreements. • Providing day-to-day legal and commercial advice to business clients on projects, negotiations, vendor management, and internal and external communications. • Partnering proactively with procurement, finance, engineering, construction, Operations, and security stakeholders to anticipate needs, assess and manage risk, and deliver timely, actionable guidance and support. • Driving legal and business-facing process improvements that enable scalable, efficient contract management at high volumes, and developing and implementing simplification measures to eliminate repetitive or low risk work. • Driving reductions in contract cycle times through workflow automation, standardization, and cross-functional process alignment, and championing the adoption of AI tools and legal technology to elevate the quality, speed, and scalability of the contracting function. Basic Qualifications: - Experience working with customers with a
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