Contracts Manager (Nuclear)

Location: Remote within the UK; listed location: Wimborne, UK (Nuclear)

Sign-on bonus available.

Company

hirify.global, through Curtiss-Wright Nuclear, provides products, services, technologies, equipment, and expertise supporting the global nuclear power industry, including plant life extension, extended power uprate, and plant obsolescence programs.

What you will do

• Draft, negotiate, manage, and administer company contracts, including long-term supply agreements, software licenses, and nondisclosure agreements.
• Lead contract negotiations and oversee proposal preparation in collaboration with sales managers, legal, insurance, trade compliance, functional experts, and bid teams.
• Advise management on contractual rights, obligations, and interpretation of terms and conditions.
• Implement contract responsibilities within program objectives and requirements, including preparing contractual notices and contract variations.
• Support program managers and supply chain teams on complex bids involving subcontractors and vendors.
• Report contract issues to senior management and manage contract policies, procedures, operating practices, and performance standards.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree; a law degree is preferred.
• 7–10 years of contract management experience, preferably involving the supply of goods, construction, or IT services.
• Demonstrated expertise in negotiating and managing commercial contracts.
• Strong negotiation leadership and communication skills.
• The role may involve exposure to export-controlled information and additional security screening; eligibility to access such information may be required.

Nice to have

• Law degree.
• Experience with contracts for the supply of goods, construction, or IT services.

Culture & Benefits

• Remote work within the UK.
• Sign-on bonus.
• Equal opportunity employer with recruitment accommodations available for candidates with disabilities.
• Work supports the safe and reliable operation of nuclear plants and long-term nuclear industry programs.