Commercial Lawyer, Manager, SRTA

Company: Deloitte
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Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will support Deloitte’s SRTA business as a Manager-level commercial lawyer. You will negotiate client and supplier contracts, draft terms, and manage legal risk in a fast-paced environment. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver business-focused legal solutions for high-quality, challenging work. You will help protect value for clients in a dynamic global market while collaborating within a supportive, collegiate team. This is an opportunity to shape commercial practice within a leading firm and develop alongside skilled peers.

Pay / Benefits

  • hybrid working
  • development and learning opportunities
  • wellbeing emphasis
  • supportive team culture
  • flexible working arrangements

Responsibilities

  • Negotiate client and supplier contracts and manage associated risk
  • Draft and develop product terms and engagement terms
  • Conduct legal research to support contract terms and negotiations
  • Handle complex negotiations with external client teams or their counsel
  • Balance multiple negotiations simultaneously while delivering high-quality, business-focused solutions
  • Partner with the business to understand and mitigate business risks

Key requirements

  • Qualified Lawyer with proven post-qualification experience
  • Experience managing contract negotiations directly with clients and their procurement/legal teams
  • Strong knowledge of company and commercial law, including exposure to technology contracts/software licenses
  • Strong analytical and organisational skills with ability to prioritise
  • Excellent attention to detail and ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines
  • Desirable: public sector framework contracting experience; in-house experience
  • strong communication and relationship-building
  • collaboration and teamwork
  • ability to prioritise and work under pressure
  • contract drafting
  • legal research
  • technology contracts/software licenses

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Posted: October 1st, 2026