Provides strategic legal counsel for procurement and commercial contracting. Drafts, reviews, and negotiates supplier, vendor, customer, technology, licensing, services, channel, and government agreements. Ensures compliance with applicable laws, company policies, procurement requirements, government contract terms, and flow-down obligations. Advises stakeholders on contract interpretation, disputes, regulatory compliance, legal risk mitigation, subcontracting, and bid and proposal support.
Job Summary & Responsibilities
As an Assistant General Counsel – Procurement for Brady Intelligent Productivity Solutions (IPS), you will play a crucial role in providing strategic legal advice and support specifically focused on procurement activities. You will be instrumental in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts and agreements related to procurement, ensuring compliance with applicable laws and company policies, and managing legal risks associated with procurement operations.
You will report directly to our General Counsel – IPS and you’ll work out of our U.S. location in Charlotte, NC on a hybrid work schedule.
In this role, you will impact Brady’s procurement processes by ensuring legal compliance, mitigating risks, and facilitating smooth contract negotiations that support business objectives and operational efficiency.
Preferred Qualifications- Review, draft, and negotiate procurement contracts, supplier agreements, and related legal documents to protect Brady’s interests.
- Ensure compliance with legal requirements and company policies in all procurement-related contractual matters.
- Collaborate with procurement teams and cross-functional stakeholders to identify and mitigate legal risks.
- Provide legal advice and guidance on contract interpretation, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance in procurement and other business activities.
- Stay updated on relevant laws and regulations affecting procurement and supply chain operations.
- Handle commercial contracting matters, including drafting, reviewing, and negotiating customer, vendor, channel, licensing, services, technology, and other business agreements.
- Support government contracting matters, including federal, state, and local procurement requirements, flow-down obligations, subcontracting, bid and proposal support, and compliance with applicable government contract terms.
- Advise on regulatory compliance matters affecting procurement, commercial operations, government sales, supply chain, product distribution, and related business activities.
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