EmailAlways wanted to challenge the obvious and make great things happen? At Goodman, we create space for your greatness. Join our team in Spain based in our Madrid or Barcelona office as a Legal Counsel.As a Legal Counsel for Spain, your primary objective is to proactively identify and mitigate all legal risks relating to real estate development and operations (including related infrastructure, power connection, and renewable energy projects) in relation to our data centre and light industrial/logistics asset classes, with a strong focus on energy and construction law and procurement.More concretely, this means you will get the opportunity to:Draft, review, negotiate, and manage agreements and other legal documents in relation to the development of data centre and light industrial/logistics projects (e.G., energy, power and grid connection and use, RIBA and other design engineering and architect services, EPC agreements, including Fidic yellow and silver book, procurement) and related renewable energy and other innovative projects (e.G., PV installations, PPA's and other energy trading agreements, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, battery installations, waste heat use, wind...); Stay updated on relevant laws, regulations, case law, and industry trends impacting the company, and proactively advise the organisation on potential legal risks and opportunities; Ensure compliance with the company's policies, standards, and values; Train and educate the Spanish team on relevant legal and compliance matters, and foster a culture of legal awareness and compliance; Involve and manage external law firms in an effective and timely way and at fair cost; Ensure the coordination of legal disputes and/or litigation; Work in close collaboration with the other Legal Counsel in Madrid and the European legal team, the Spanish business team (business and technical development and asset management), and the wider European team.Do you recognize yourself?Master's degree in law from a Spanish university. Additional degree or LLM is considered a plus; Excellent knowledgeof contract law, construction law, and energy law with a strong interest in all regulatory changes triggered by sustainability; At least 8 years ofproven experience as a legal counsel or a similar role in a company or law firm, of which a minimum of 5 years in construction law for major (infrastructure) projects and/or data centers; The ideal candidateshould have experience with drafting, negotiating, and managing contracts relating to energy, power and grid connection and use, RIBA and other design engineering and architect services, EPC agreements, including Fidic yellow and silver book, procurement, and contracts for related renewable energy and other innovative projects (e.G., PV installations, PPA's and other energy trading agreements, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, battery installations, waste heat use, wind...); #J-18808-Ljbffr