About the role

Contracts Specialist
Location: South San Francisco or San Ramon Duration: 1 year
Expectations and Tasks: Executes operational tasks independently and deals with sales queries. Support sales with customer contract activities and review of deviation of standard contractual language for compliance. Confirm validity and accuracy according to internal policies. Assess operational risk of contract deviations. Gains a good knowledge of standard processes and related transactions. Maintains good relationship with external and internal customers. Anticipate problems and initiate actions to resolve using professional concepts, company policies and procedures. Answering internal and external queries regarding Service Level Agreements. Support on projects, reporting and monitoring activities. Evaluate changes in Data Center Operations services and assist with data gathering to justify pricing changes. Education and Qualifications / Skills and Competencies: Bachelors degree. Masters in Law preferred. Building and managing successful internal client relationships. Ability to multitask and meet deadlines during quarter- and year-end. Assertiveness in dealing with various stakeholders representing conflicting interests. Extremely detail-oriented, organized and with strong follow-up skills. Advanced written and spoken English skills. Fluent in English with excellent communication skills. Work Experience: Knowledge of general commercial contract terms required. Experience working in shared service center, operations, or sales functions strongly preferred. 3 to 5 years of experience in sales, contract legal, operations, or business management role. Experience with SaaS industry a plus. Team is looking for a Contracts Specialist for a contract opportunity with SAP in South San Francisco, CA. The right candidate should have great communication skill. Written and Verbal. Any kind of contracts experience. Attention to detail. Good to have working experience in high-paced industry. Should know how to deal with ambiguity, sense of urgency.
Interview: Phone screen followed by onsite.

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