Commercial Counsel w/ Global Semiconductor Company
taylor rootDallas (TX)
Commercial Counsel w/ Global Semiconductor Company
Posted 2 days ago
taylor rootDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Representing a global semiconductor leader, we are proud to be leading the search for a Legal Counsel - Commercial. This role will focus on drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial contracts while partnering with sales, marketing, and product teams.
This is a pivotal role offering the opportunity to influence processes, support global collaboration, and drive commercial performance. As the Legal Counsel - Commercial, you will be responsible for:
Reviewing and negotiating NDAs and confidentiality agreements across multiple product groups and business units
Drafting and negotiating sales and purchase agreements, including master agreements with customers
Supporting technology development contracts for custom chip projects after training
Managing high-volume contract cycles with 20–30 open projects at any time
Providing ad hoc legal support, including certifications and representation letters
Collaborating with senior lawyers and cross-functional teams globally
To be successful in this role our client is looking for a:
Licensed attorney with 2–4+ years of legal experience (law firm or in-house)
Strong contract drafting and negotiation skills with excellent attention to detail
Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
Willingness to work 100% in-office in Coppell, TX (with potential for limited remote flexibility)
Cultural agility and adaptability to collaborate with global teams
No prior semiconductor experience required - training will be provided
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