Senior Legal Counsel Europe
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Michael Page in Italia
Join a multinational technology group with over 30 years of history and worldwide clients. As Senior Legal Counsel - Europe, you will act as the legal reference point for the Group’s European operations, partnering closely with US leadership to support business growth, commercial negotiations, and risk management across multiple jurisdictions.
Client Details
Our client is an established international technology group operating globally and serving customers across multiple industries and markets. With more than three decades of continuous growth, the company has built a strong reputation through innovation, long-term customer relationships, and a highly collaborative culture.
The organization combines the agility of a dynamic and entrepreneurial environment with the stability of a mature international business. Employees are encouraged to take ownership, contribute ideas, and actively participate in shaping the company’s future growth journey.
Description
Reporting directly to the CFO based in the United States and working closely with the Senior Legal Counsel team in the US,
you will serve as the legal point of reference for the Group’s five European entities.
Key activities include:
- Draft, review, negotiate, and manage a wide range of commercial agreements, including SaaS contracts, software licensing agreements, Master Service Agreements (MSAs), NDAs, professional services agreements, and enterprise contracts.
- Partner with Sales, Finance, Operations, Product, and Leadership teams to facilitate business growth while effectively mitigating legal risks.
- Provide timely and pragmatic legal guidance on contract negotiations, deal structures, customer requests, and commercial risk assessment.
- Advise on corporate, commercial, regulatory, privacy, and compliance matters across multiple European jurisdictions.
- Support international business operations by ensuring compliance with applicable contractual, commercial, data protection, and regulatory requirements.
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