Master's degree in a relevant discipline such as Health Administration, Nursing, Business, or Basic Science with three years of relevant management experience; or, an equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience in medical/research environment preferred.Note: Eligibility for programs listed above may depend on your FTE or status (e.g., full-time, part-time, per diem, temporary, etc.); please ask a Recruiter for more information during an interview.
Graduate of a top-tier EU, UK, or US law school, qualified or qualifying in a relevant jurisdiction.At least one year of experience in Big Law or in-house at a technology company, fintech, SaaS business, or financial institution. The shape of the experience matters more than the count of years.Direct exposure to commercial contract drafting and negotiation. You should be able to walk into a redline conversation and hold your ground on the substance.Bonus if you've worked on finance, regulated product, or any setting where commercial contracting has had to coexist with supervisory expectation.Working permit in Germany.CapabilitiesYou think in systems. When you see a recurring contract problem, your instinct is to design a workflow that prevents it rather than to draft around it case by case.You think algorithmically. You can decompose a contracting process into decision trees, branching logic, and checkpoints, and you can explain that structure to a product manager or an engineer without translation loss.You treat contracts as product. You understand that a well-designed agreement is a reusable component, that clause libraries are infrastructure, and that the difference between a function handling 50 deals a quarter and one handling 500 is almost entirely a question of process design.You're practically curious about AI tooling and willing to get hands-on. In time, you'll develop a clear-eyed view of where current legal AI genuinely accelerates the work and where it quietly creates new failure modes.You hold the line on legal precision while staying commercially pragmatic. You know which positions are worth fighting for and which are tax on the deal.You write with precision: clauses, playbooks, internal guidance, and product specs that are unambiguous, implementation-ready, and short enough that someone will actually read them.You're comfortable working cross-functionally with product and engineering. You don't need to write code, but you should feel at home in a Linear ticket, a design review, or a roadmap conversation.You enjoy building from scratch. The state of the function on day one should look to you like an opportunity rather than a deficit.All the while, you maintain a high standard of quality across your outputs and are a trusted advisor to your internal counterparts.
Ideally you will have experience of our marketplace, but the important attribute is that he or she is self-motivated; works well in a team environment and has the ability to talk to installers / merchants and sell them the features and benefits of the Baxi and Heatrae Sadia range. The successful applicant would also need to work with our Key Account Merchants in building up a trusting relationship for the benefit of all concerned.
Undergraduate degree requiredMinimum of 5 years’ experience operating most Kyriba modules requiredWorking within a large an SSC/Corporate Service Treasury organization, highly preferredA background in banking, payments is desirableWorking knowledge of treasury and banking technology solutions including banking portals, ERP/bank interfaces required
