Designation-Legal manager

Qualification-LLB from a reputed institute

Experience-2 to 5 years

Location-Mumbai

Salary-not disclosed

Company name-Piramal

Company profile-Key Roles/Responsibilities:
* Drafting, vetting, negotiating and finalizing various contracts such as:
o Customer contracts (NDA’s, commercial, supply, development, service, manufacturing etc.)
o Supply Chain contracts (Loan &License, Service, AMC’s procurement etc.)
* Coordinating with manufacturing sites located in India and abroad in connection with business;
* Ensuring extension and termination of contracts as per the Company’s guidelines;
* Ensuring compliance with Company’s SOPs and policies;
* Maintain and update various database, documentation management system;
Preferred Skills :
* Good drafting skills
* Good time management and organizing
* command over language both written and verbal

Company website-www.piramal.com

Job description-The incumbent will be to support in the drafting of agreements and validation of various contracts and agreements of the Pharma Solutions business within Piramal Group.

Pharma Solutions is a part of Piramal Groups healthcare segment, and offers contract development and manufacturing services to its customers.

Keyskills- Good drafting skills
Good time management and organizing
command over language both written and verbal
should have good risk analysis skills

How to apply?

Candidates can copy paste the further link and can apply for the job

https://www.naukri.com/job-listings-Manager-Legal-PIRAMAL-ENTERPRISES-LTD-Mumbai-2-to-5-years-251016003013?src=seo_srp&sid=14774717639170&xp=2&qp=legal&srcPage=s

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