Sector: Power
Location: Saudi Arabia
Salary Package: SAR 40,000- 45,000 per month
Our client is massive Power generation and Energy Savings projects developer
The role requires a Legal Counsel for their Corporate office based in Saudi Arabia
- Provide legal guidance to the business in a timely, proactive, and commercially relevant manner, addressing contractual, statutory, and regulatory matters.
- Collaborate closely with clients in business units to understand objectives, business drivers, and anticipate current and future legal needs.
- Engage with all entities within the group Legal division to ensure the quality of expertise across various legal areas related to project development, design, construction, operation, and financing.
- Contribute to the development of intricate contractual arrangements (investment, BOT, BOO, Islamic financing) covering the entire scope of the group’s businesses.
- Offer guidance to company in the preparation and submission of tenders for projects, actively participating in contract negotiations, and overseeing the entire process.
- Serve as the corporate secretary for all Middle East companies, overseeing routine and extraordinary operations, including Annual accounts, amendments to the MOA, and changes of Directors.
- Collaborate with Company’s M&A legal team on asset acquisitions and disposals, M&A projects, joint-venture agreements, and other development arrangements, providing advice on effective structuring.
- Develop and deliver tailored training courses aligned with business needs and team requirements.
- Effectively handle disputes in the area, drafting legal arguments, and preparing settlement offers.
- Coordinate compliance checks activities and advocate for the group’s business ethics and social responsibility goals.
- Maintain communication with the Legal Team in matters requiring their involvement, such as M&A, major contracts, and new projects.
Requirements
- Possess in-depth knowledge of Saudi labor law.
- Demonstrate extensive experience in corporate law.
- Exhibit familiarity with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) procedures.
- Proficiently review Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs).
- Licensed solicitor or equivalent qualification
- 8-10 years of post-qualification experience
- Demonstrated experience in providing a proactive, business-focused service aimed at problem prevention.
- Exposure to an international, multicultural environment
- Appreciation for local legal knowledge
- Proficiency in Arabic and English languages
Our client offers a very completive tax-free salary, family benefits package and excellent bonus scheme. They are also offering a long-term career opportunity to grow within the company