Kelly Science, Engineering, Technology & Telecom
Contracts Specialist (Irvine)
Kelly Science, Engineering, Technology & Telecom, Irvine, California, United States, 92713
Kelly Engineering
is seeking a
Contracts Specialist
for a temp-hire contract job opportunity at one of our
Global Medical Device
clients located in
Irvine, CA
.
Our Client is a
global leader
in the science of diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders. The company partners with clinicians to develop innovative technologies that improve the quality of care for arrhythmia patients worldwide.
As a Kelly employee, you will be eligible for Medical & Dental, 401K, and a variety of other benefits to choose from. You will also be eligible for paid time off, including holidays, vacation, and sick/personal time. All KellyOCG employees receive annual performance reviews.
As a
Contracts Specialist
, you will take a leading role in the drafting and finalization of business contracts and ancillary agreements. Analyzes contracts to ensure compliance to company policy, government specifications, and other requirements This individual will engage with the full spectrum of business departments to ensure the smooth, timely and successful execution of contract agreements This individual will work closely with the Legal, Finance, Risk Management, etc., teams Manage day-to-day contract review, drafting and negotiation of
high-volume contracts
, varying in complexity, subject matter, and size Proactively identifies risks and opportunities within assigned contracts Ensures assigned contracts comply with company terms & conditions, legal or governmental requirements, and any other relevant specifications Work collaboratively with internal and external business partners to take contracts from inception to execution Work proactively to improve processes and establish refinements that reduce cycle time, create savings and improve efficiency. Assume responsibility for all aspects of legal documents and metrics tracking. Determine potential needs for contract amendments and manage the amendment lifecycle. Exemplary customer (internal and external) focus with vision to drive solution This is not an exhaustive, comprehensive listing of job functions. Other duties may be performed as assigned.
Key Responsibilities and required qualifications Bachelors degree in an appropriate scientific or business discipline A paralegal certificate or one in the process of earning
is highly desired Must have at least
5 years of experience with healthcare compliance Integrity, critical thinking, and compliance Must have negotiation and contract experience Ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams and experience working in virtual teams Strong and proven negotiation and problem resolution skills. Working knowledge of PCs (MS Office suite at a minimum) and database management Must demonstrate
innovative spirit,
have strong
interpersonal skills
, and be able to manage a
high volume of work.
DECISION-MAKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING Adhere to SOPs, ethics and departmental compliance as determined by leadership as well as operating companies, corporate, HCC and QA guidelines. Ensure familiarity with departmental and corporate processes. Able to work independently as well as in a collaborative team environment.
Applicants must be legally permitted to work in the United States immediately and without employer sponsorship.
is seeking a
Contracts Specialist
for a temp-hire contract job opportunity at one of our
Global Medical Device
clients located in
Irvine, CA
.
Our Client is a
global leader
in the science of diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders. The company partners with clinicians to develop innovative technologies that improve the quality of care for arrhythmia patients worldwide.
As a Kelly employee, you will be eligible for Medical & Dental, 401K, and a variety of other benefits to choose from. You will also be eligible for paid time off, including holidays, vacation, and sick/personal time. All KellyOCG employees receive annual performance reviews.
As a
Contracts Specialist
, you will take a leading role in the drafting and finalization of business contracts and ancillary agreements. Analyzes contracts to ensure compliance to company policy, government specifications, and other requirements This individual will engage with the full spectrum of business departments to ensure the smooth, timely and successful execution of contract agreements This individual will work closely with the Legal, Finance, Risk Management, etc., teams Manage day-to-day contract review, drafting and negotiation of
high-volume contracts
, varying in complexity, subject matter, and size Proactively identifies risks and opportunities within assigned contracts Ensures assigned contracts comply with company terms & conditions, legal or governmental requirements, and any other relevant specifications Work collaboratively with internal and external business partners to take contracts from inception to execution Work proactively to improve processes and establish refinements that reduce cycle time, create savings and improve efficiency. Assume responsibility for all aspects of legal documents and metrics tracking. Determine potential needs for contract amendments and manage the amendment lifecycle. Exemplary customer (internal and external) focus with vision to drive solution This is not an exhaustive, comprehensive listing of job functions. Other duties may be performed as assigned.
Key Responsibilities and required qualifications Bachelors degree in an appropriate scientific or business discipline A paralegal certificate or one in the process of earning
is highly desired Must have at least
5 years of experience with healthcare compliance Integrity, critical thinking, and compliance Must have negotiation and contract experience Ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams and experience working in virtual teams Strong and proven negotiation and problem resolution skills. Working knowledge of PCs (MS Office suite at a minimum) and database management Must demonstrate
innovative spirit,
have strong
interpersonal skills
, and be able to manage a
high volume of work.
DECISION-MAKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING Adhere to SOPs, ethics and departmental compliance as determined by leadership as well as operating companies, corporate, HCC and QA guidelines. Ensure familiarity with departmental and corporate processes. Able to work independently as well as in a collaborative team environment.
Applicants must be legally permitted to work in the United States immediately and without employer sponsorship.