Senior Legal Manager – Poland

About this role

Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate the full legal support to the Group's Polish operations, ensuring alignment with local law and Group policies. Coordinate the organization of Data Rooms, participate in Due Diligence processes, and coordinate the gathering of documentation required for transactions. Lead and supervise the drafting, review and negotiation of every kind of legal agreements including confidentiality agreements, binding and non-binding offers, letters of intent, sale-and-purchase agreements and other transaction-specific and ancillary documentation.

Coordinate and manage the relationship with, and preparation of documents for, notaries public and public registries, including authentication and legalization of powers of attorney and other documents when required. Handle legal correspondence and maintain organized files. Have an active role and participation in transaction negotiations Participate in feasibility analysis and transaction structuring, and proactively identify legal risks associated with M&A transactions.

Provide legal support on general corporate, regulatory and commercial matters affecting the Group's Polish activity, including land lease/easement agreements for solar and wind projects, grid-connection agreements, EPC/O&M and PPA contracts, and corporate governance and compliance. Coordinate with HR on employment-law matters affecting the local team. Monitor Polish and EU regulatory developments relevant to the renewable energy sector (Energy Law, RES Act, grid-connection regime, wind-farm siting rules, data protection/GDPR) and advise the business accordingly.

Coordinate and manage the relationship with other Group departments and with external law firms involved in transactions and day-to-day legal matters. Participate in the resolution of legal disputes and conflicts that may arise during the transaction lifecycle or ongoing operations. Our requirements Minimum 5–7 years of experience in legal practice, including M&A activity, preferably within the renewable energy sector.

Combined law-firm and in-house experience is valued. Demonstrated ability to work autonomously and lead the legal function for a country or business unit with limited local support. Master's degree in Law from a Polish or EU-recognized university. Qualification as attorney-at-law (radca prawny) or advocate (adwokat) under Polish law is preferred; candidates in the process of obtaining such qualification, or with equivalent standing, will also be considered.