Senior Contract Administrator (Non-Lawyer)

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Role summary

Manages and coordinates contractual obligations between the organization and its customers, ensuring compliance with the specific requirements of each contract, as well as applicable laws, policies and procedures. May have experience working as a contract administrator from within an organizational business unit prior to working in the law department.

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