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Legal Counsel - Renewable Energy Projects Location: Hamburg Join a growing international organisation focused on accelerating the energy transition across Europe. You will be part of a multinational legal team supporting the development, construction and operation of renewable energy assets, including solar, wind and battery storage projects. Key Responsibilities: Structure, review and negotiate contracts for national and international renewable energy projects (including EPC and supply agreements). Provide legal support for project upgrades, revamping and repowering. Advise on legal matters relating to the operation and asset management of renewable energy sites (e.g., O&M agreements, land-use contracts, service and works agreements). Support contract and claims management activities. Collaborate closely with internal teams and external law firms. Develop and deliver internal training sessions. Requirements: Fully qualified Volljurist, ideally with strong Staatsexamens. Professional experience in renewable energy or international construction projects. Strong negotiation and communication skills in German and English. Analytical mindset and understanding of regulatory and commercial aspects of the energy sector. Confident, organised, proactive and solution-oriented working style. High level of commitment, reliability and a collaborative approach.

Legal & Compliance Specialist Location: Hamburg Join a forward-thinking legal team focused on contract management and compliance. You’ll handle contract templates, support communication with sales and clients, and simplify complex legal topics through presentations, workshops, and seminars. Key responsibilities: Manage and organise legal information efficiently to support operational matters. Communicate regularly with internal and external stakeholders on legal and compliance topics including GDPR, IP, sustainability, and anti-money laundering. Drive digital improvements and process automation to enhance legal workflows. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Law, Economics, or related field. Interest in compliance, regulatory matters, GDPR, money laundering prevention, sustainability, and intellectual property. Basic IT skills with willingness to learn new technologies. Fluent in German and English. Proficient with MS Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint. Curious, proactive, and eager to contribute to shaping processes and outcomes. What's on Offer: Competitive salary with bonuses for Christmas and vacation. Flexible hours and 30 days annual leave (38.5-hour workweek). Up to two days remote work per week. Employer-funded pension scheme and accident insurance. Comprehensive onboarding and ongoing professional development.. Access to corporate benefits and capital accumulation programs.

Third Party Risk Officer Location: Frankfurt Our client is seeking a Third Party Risk Officer to manage a varied portfolio of external service providers, with a focus on outsourcing and ICT risk under DORA and other international regulations. You’ll assess risks, design controls, and support effective collaboration across a fast-paced, global environment. Key Responsibilities: Oversee the operational management of the Third Party Portfolio. Improve and prioritise monitoring processes across different risk and asset classes. Support the full third-party lifecycle: selection, due diligence, onboarding, monitoring, and offboarding. Provide practical, stakeholder-focused guidance on third-party risks. Identify improvements and help drive innovation in Third Party Risk Management. Act as a strategic advisor, contributing to broader risk steering. Work closely with international teams and stay aligned with evolving regulatory requirements. Your Profile: Degree or vocational training in business, commercial, or technical fields. Experience in risk management, outsourcing oversight, or vendor risk is beneficial. Strong analytical and communication skills, able to simplify complex topics. Interest in regulations such as DORA, MaRisk, and EBA guidelines, and ability to apply them in practice. Fluent German and good English skills. Proactive, strategic, and collaborative approach. What’s on Offer: A dynamic, international environment with room for professional growth. A key role in an expanding and high-impact risk domain. Autonomy within a motivated, supportive team. The opportunity to help shape the future of Third Party Risk Management.

Legal Counsel Location: Hamburg (Hybrid) Our client is seeking an experienced In-House Counsel to advise on complex commercial, regulatory, and investment-related matters across international renewable energy markets. In this role, you’ll provide legal guidance on project acquisitions, public and regulatory issues, and long-term commercial agreements. Key Responsibilities: Provide independent regulatory and public-law support for the investment team during acquisition and development of renewable energy projects across Europe, including oversight of external due diligence. Partner with investment teams to make balanced legal decisions aligned with commercial and strategic priorities. Offer early-stage guidance on permitting, administrative procedures, grid regulation, auction frameworks, and other energy-regulatory matters. Monitor regulatory developments and advise the business on implications; brief senior management and train internal teams. Draft, review, and negotiate investment and project agreements (e.g., SPAs, JVAs, grid agreements, development contracts). Coordinate between internal departments and external advisors, including national and international law firms and regulatory specialists. Contribute to cross-departmental initiatives and strategic projects shaping regulatory positioning. Support regulatory proceedings, administrative appeals, and post-acquisition compliance matters. Requirements: Completed legal studies and qualification as a lawyer; strong academic background preferred. 5+ years’ experience in renewable energy, public law, regulatory, or contract law - in a law firm or in-house within energy, industrial, or investment sectors. Strong presence, confident communication, and ability to engage with senior stakeholders. Structured, solution-oriented, and highly independent work style. Fluent English and German; additional European languages are a plus. High commitment, ownership mindset, and interest in legal, commercial, and organisational contexts. Integrity, reliability, teamwork skills, and strong negotiation capability.

Specialist Governance - Third Party Risk Location: Frankfurt Our client is seeking a Governance Specialist to manage third-party relationships, including outsourcing and ICT providers, ensuring compliance with regulatory and internal requirements. This role involves risk assessment, control implementation, and ongoing monitoring across an international landscape. Key Responsibilities: Implement and maintain third-party risk management policies and strategies aligned with regulatory standards. Collaborate with international teams and address requirements from global supervisory authorities. Manage data quality and reporting to support regulatory compliance and decision-making. Contribute to the continuous improvement of global third-party risk processes and related IT tools. Ensure process compliance through regular controls and audits. Coordinate with cross-functional teams and global stakeholders to maintain smooth interfaces. Advise business partners on process implementation and best practices. Identify and recommend process optimisations based on feedback and analysis. Your Profile: Completed commercial, business administration, technical training, or equivalent degree. Strong process orientation with the ability to handle and analyse complex data sets. Proficient in office tools, especially Excel. Excellent communication skills, customer focus, and problem-solving ability. Experience in risk management, regulatory compliance, and oversight of service relationships. Fluent in German and proficient in English (spoken and written). Self-driven, quality-conscious, able to prioritize under pressure. Team player with strong interpersonal skills.

OpRisk Specialist Location: Frankfurt Our client is seeking a seasoned Operational Risk Specialist to enhance and uphold group-wide operational risk frameworks. In this role, you will interpret regulatory requirements, manage risk data, and play an active role in risk mitigation. Key Responsibilities: Define and maintain standards for operational risk management throughout the organisation. Translate and apply external regulatory guidelines within internal processes. Analyse risk-related data and collaborate with key stakeholders. Produce reports for executive management and other stakeholders. Take a proactive approach to identifying and managing operational risks to safeguard the organisation and its leadership. Your Profile: Proven experience in operational risk management within financial services or a similar environment. In-depth understanding of regulatory frameworks such as MaRisk and CRR, with hands-on implementation experience. Strong analytical mindset with excellent data-handling skills. Ability to work independently, prioritise effectively, and manage complex tasks. Experienced in engaging with senior management and regulatory bodies. Adept at communicating complex concepts clearly to non-technical audiences. Detail-oriented, highly organised, and committed to delivering quality outcomes. Proficient in both German and English, written and spoken.