Corporate Lawyer
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Job Summary
Corporate Lawyer
Department:Finance & Governance
Division:Legal
Reference number:12845
Engagement type:Permanent
AEMO at the Heart of Energy
AEMO is Australias independent energy system and market operator and system planner. AEMOs purpose is to ensure safe reliable and affordable energy today and enable the energy transition for the benefit of all Australians. Australian governments are now committed to a net zero economy for Australia by 2050 and our vision is to enable this. We have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to co-design the future of our energy systems and our core values revolve around character commitment and connection. Join us as we contribute to this significant transition in the energy sector.
About the role
The Legal Team is a key adviser and partner to the wider AEMO business helping to achieve its corporate objectives while navigating the complex environments in which it operates by providing trusted counsel and legal services.
As part of AEMOs Legal Team the Corporate Lawyer will provide regulatory and commercial legal advice and services supporting AEMOs functions. This exciting role will give you direct access to the General Counsel and work closely with the Managing Counsel Commercial and Systems assisting them in providing legal advice and services across AEMOs functions.
What you will be doing
- Providing advice on legal issues affecting AEMO including interpretation of regulatory instruments (such as legislation rules and procedures) and contracts.
- Advising on drafting and reviewing internal policies guidelines processes training reports correspondence and other documents including procurement processes.
- Preparing reviewing negotiating and advising on contracts which AEMO enters into in the course of performing its functions.
- Legal compliance across a range of generally applicable laws including the Corporations Act.
- Contributing to the improvement of work systems and processes within the Legal Team and wider AEMO teams.
- Representing AEMO with external stakeholders including industry and government.
What you will bring to the role
- Bachelor of Laws / Juris Doctor with a minimum 3 years PQE.
- Eligibility to practice law in an Australian jurisdiction in which AEMO operates (current practising certificate) and eligibility for Australian Government security clearance including Australian citizenship
- Demonstrated experience in drafting negotiations and commercial acumen.
- Experience in advising on information technology contracts including emerging issues such as cyber and AI as well as tender processes (private sector or government sector) would be advantageous
- Ability to manage competing priorities with a high degree of organisation.
- Demonstrated analytical skills and innovation in solving legal and commercial problems.
In return some of our benefits to you
- Flexible working: work from home part timejob share hybrid optionsand additional leave options
- Professional development via projects industry networksjob rotation study assistance and more.
- Embrace a healthier you with our wellness program discounted health insurance gym perks and our comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
About Our Process
At AEMO we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce. We welcome people of all backgrounds including people with disabilities and neurodivergence and those who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. If you have any accessibility requirements to support you during the application or interview process simply let us know by emailing us at
For more information on the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) please refer to visit one of our social media channels below. |
Required Experience:
IC
Key Skills
- Time Management
- Microsoft Office
- Communication skills
- Computer Skills
- Microsoft Word
- Banking
- Legal Research
- Microsoft Powerpoint
- Microsoft Excel
- Underwriting
- Phone Etiquette
About Company
At BHP what we produce is essential for the world to continue to grow and make the transition to cleaner energy possible.
