The Contract Manager is responsible for the full life cycle management of the company's contracts, which includes drafting, review, negotiation, execution, tracking, and risk control to ensure a balance between legal framework and commercial interests. This role is crucial in supporting business compliance operations, optimizing contract processes, and enhancing risk management capabilities. Key responsibilities include drafting and reviewing various business contracts like procurement, sales, services, technology, cooperation agreements, identifying legal and commercial risks, and providing professional advice. The Contract Manager also assists business departments in negotiating contract terms with customers and suppliers, ensuring the company's interests are safeguarded during contract conclusion. In addition, the Contract Manager oversees contract performance, coordinates with relevant departments to address issues during contract execution, manages contract databases and archives for data accuracy and completeness. They are responsible for identifying potential legal risks, proposing response strategies, and ensuring contract compliance with company policies, laws, regulations, and industry standards. The role involves providing contract-related consulting and support to sales, procurement, project management, and other departments, as well as collaborating with internal and external audits and compliance inspections. The Contract Manager participates in formulating and optimizing contract management systems, and assists in electronic contract/contract management systems construction. Qualifications for this position include a Bachelor's degree or above in law, business administration, international trade, engineering management, or related majors. Candidates should have at least 3-5 years of experience in Contract management, legal affairs, project business, or procurement. Proficiency in various contract structures, legal terms, industry practices, negotiation skills, and Chinese and English contract writing and review capabilities is required. Strong logical thinking, communication, coordination, and risk awareness are essential, along with proficiency in using office software and contract management systems like SAP Ariba, Coupa, Icertis, etc. Holding a lawyer's license or contract management-related certification (such as CCCM, CPCM) is preferred.,
