Contracts Officer Jobs in Dubai | Emirates Careers

On Feb 22, 2023

Full Time
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Posted 1 year ago
25000 AED / Month

Emirates

Contracts Officer Jobs in Dubai | Emirates Careers

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Description:

Responsible for administrative support in relation to all department business related contracts, to update, maintain accuracy and audit the contract database, ensuring that all contracts and agreements are legally sound, financially feasible, and in line with the departments overall goals and objectives in order to maximize operational and financial performance and risk mitigation, both financial and reputational.

Job Responsibilities:

Evaluate and analyse contracts, the financial information of the clients vendors and suppliers and act as the first point of contact for all contracting related concerns of all divisions of the business to ensure the timely delivery of services in line with company and department standards and processes.
Maintain the contract data base to ensure an accurate, complete and updated overview of all contracts processed by the Contracting Team.
Maintain an overview on all current templates and control template versions. Ensure contracts are in line with the accepted procedures.
Lead
Provide contract status reports, regularly and adhoc to Contracts Manager and highlight inconsistencies and recommendations to resolve.

Job Requirements:

Commercial/Sales/Other
Qualification: A level or Graduate Preferably in business administration, finance, accounting or another closely related field.
Experience: 4 to 6 years of experience in the areas of contracts management.
Strong contract management skills. This includes knowing how to create contracts, how to review contracts and how to ensure that a company or organization fulfils its contractual obligations.

To apply for this job please visit www.emiratesgroupcareers.com.

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