Internal Team Jobs

Legal Counsel Location: Frankfurt A role that inspires you Join an internationally operating organisation as Legal Counsel, taking on a broad commercial advisory role within a dynamic European structure. You will support regional leadership and business units on contractual, risk-related, and operational legal matters, contributing to efficient processes and legally sound decision-making. Key Responsibilities: Draft, review, and negotiate national and international commercial agreements. Assess legal and contractual risks and provide clear, pragmatic recommendations. Develop and standardise contract templates and oversee internal review workflows. Support claims handling and insurance-related matters. Advise regional management on day-to-day legal topics across the DACH region. Contribute to the preparation and delivery of internal legal training sessions. Maintain legal documentation systems and contract databases. Drive continuous improvement of internal legal processes and structures. Your Profile: Fully qualified lawyer with completed German State Examinations. Several years’ professional experience in an international corporate or comparable environment. Strong expertise in German civil and commercial law, with exposure to cross-border matters. Knowledge of procurement law is beneficial. Fluent German and very good English skills. Business-oriented mindset with strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Structured, proactive, and solution-driven working style. What’s on Offer? A versatile in-house legal position with regional responsibility. Direct collaboration with senior stakeholders and business teams. Opportunity to optimise and shape legal processes. Long-term development within an international organisation.

Legal Counsel - Commercial Law Location: Bremen An international engineering and manufacturing group is seeking a Senior Legal Counsel to join its legal team. This role focuses on contract and commercial law, supporting business units across a range of complex projects and operations. Key Responsibilities: Advise business units on contract and commercial law matters. Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of agreements (e.g. R&D, cooperation, services, leases, financing, NDAs, intra-group). Develop and standardise contract templates and legal processes. Handle legal issues relating to supplier insolvencies. Support projects from concept through to implementation. Assist with IP-related matters (trademarks, copyright, patents) in coordination with relevant teams. Conduct legal risk assessments and provide actionable recommendations. Monitor legal developments and assess business impact. Coordinate with external counsel, notaries, and authorities. Collaborate closely with internal legal teams and cross-functional departments. Requirements: Fully qualified lawyer (or equivalent, e.g. LL.M.). Several years’ experience in private practice or in-house. Strong expertise in contract and commercial law. Industry experience (e.g. engineering, manufacturing, construction) preferred. Excellent communication and negotiation skills. Ability to work cross-functionally with technical and business teams. Independent, structured, and solution-oriented approach. Fluent in German and English. What’s on Offer: Varied role in an international environment. Flexible working arrangements and collaborative culture. Competitive benefits package (e.g. wellness, discounts, mobility schemes). Opportunity to shape processes and contribute to business success. Supportive, family-friendly workplace.

Legal Counsel - Corporate Law Location: Bremen An international engineering and manufacturing group is seeking a Legal Counsel to support its legal department. The role focuses on corporate, contract, and commercial law, advising business units and contributing to complex, cross-border projects. Key Responsibilities: Provide corporate law support for domestic and international entities. Advise on governance, decision-making processes, and committee matters. Draft, review, and negotiate corporate agreements and project documentation. Support strategic initiatives, restructurings, and company formations. Prepare legal analyses and recommendations for senior management. Monitor legal developments and translate them into practical guidance. Coordinate with external counsel, notaries, and authorities. Collaborate closely with internal legal teams to deliver efficient legal support. Requirements: Fully qualified lawyer. Several years’ experience in a law firm or in-house legal role. Strong expertise in corporate and commercial law Experience with complex transactions/projects preferred. Clear, structured communicator with strong stakeholder management skills. Independent, solution-oriented working style. Fluent in German and English. What’s on Offer: Diverse role in an international environment. Flexible working arrangements and supportive team culture. Employee benefits (e.g. wellness, discounts, mobility schemes). Opportunities to contribute ideas and shape projects. Family-friendly policies and supportive workplace culture.

Senior Manager SOC Location: Munich (Hybrid) A role that inspires you Join a global expert team dedicated to driving secure digital transformation through advanced cyber defence strategies. As Cyber Security Manager, you will advise international clients on SOC/SIEM operations and threat intelligence to strengthen their IT security and resilience. What you’ll be doing Lead the design, implementation, and operation of SIEM and SOC infrastructures for diverse clients. Utilise cutting-edge technologies such as Splunk, Exabeam, or IBM QRadar to enhance cybersecurity posture. Develop and deploy SIEM use cases, dashboards, and reports based on thorough threat analyses. Plan and refine cyber incident response procedures, analysing network logs to shape security policies. Collaborate with international teams in consulting and managed services to improve clients’ cyber defence capabilities. What you bring Degree in computer science, information technology, engineering, mathematics, or related field. Relevant experience with Cyber Defence tools (SOAR, Security Analytics, Threat Intelligence) and managed security services. Proficient with at least one SIEM platform such as Splunk, IBM QRadar, or Exabeam. Strong commitment, autonomy, and agile working style, with enthusiasm for complex projects in interdisciplinary, international teams. Fluent German and English communication skills, comfortable presenting to senior stakeholders. Willingness to travel. What’s on offer Join a high-impact, global cybersecurity team. Work on cutting-edge projects with leading-edge tools and methods. Collaborate within diverse, international teams. Flexible working arrangements.

IP Patent Attorney Location: Hamburg Our client is seeking an IP Patent Attorney to join their intellectual property team in Hamburg. The role covers the full patent lifecycle from invention disclosure through to grant. Key Responsibilities: Managing patent portfolios from invention disclosure to grant. Drafting, filing, and prosecuting international patent applications, including liaison with external law firms. Conducting freedom-to-operate analyses to support innovation projects. Contributing to the development of IP strategies in collaboration with technology and business functions. Evaluating inventions and delivering internal IP training. Supporting license negotiations and drafting IP-related contracts. Your Profile: Degree in engineering (M.Sc. or Ph.D.), ideally in mechanical engineering, production engineering, or physics. EPA qualification and/or German patent law qualification (DPMA), or several years of experience as a patent professional in private practice. Solid knowledge of European and international patent law. Analytical mindset with structured working methods and strong communication skills. Fluent German and English, written and spoken.

  Senior IAM Architect Our client is a large international organisation seeking an Enterprise Security Architect to join their Group Information Security function, with a focus on Identity and Access Management. You will sit within the Security Architecture department, responsible for the domain-specific development and ongoing enhancement of a group-wide security architecture, with the goal of ensuring and continuously improving IT security and cyber resilience across the organisation. Key Responsibilities: Analyse cybersecurity IAM trends relevant to the organisation, including regulatory developments and emerging technologies such as AI, Cloud and Non-Human Identities Produce IAM-specific risk assessments as part of technical security architecture design, covering cost, benefit and risk reduction Evaluate IAM threat scenarios and design high-level IAM security architectures, including standards, baselines and reusable artefacts such as patterns and blueprints Drive stakeholder alignment and steer solution design and implementation as subject matter expert, including presenting in group-wide security forums Assess IT security posture against best practices and provide actionable recommendations aligned to ISO and NIST frameworks Your Profile: Degree in Computer Science or a comparable qualification Extensive experience in the Identity and Access Management domain, ideally including proven delivery of IAM architecture within large organisations Strong background in security architecture roles, covering both technology-specific and enterprise-level architecture including target state definition and roadmaps Hands-on experience with IAM platforms and tooling, ideally including: IAM: Microsoft Entra ID / Active Directory, Ping Identity, Okta PAM: CyberArk / BeyondTrust IGA: SailPoint / Oracle OIG Zero Trust: NIST 800-207 Understanding of attacker mindset and offensive security; certifications such as OSCP, CEH or equivalent are advantageous Ability to work independently and take ownership of complex technical topics Strong problem-solving mindset with a structured, solution-oriented approach Fluent in English; German language skills are an advantage