IntroductionIf you want to work for a company that provides its team of carefully selected lawyers a high degree of independence, while offering constant exchange and interaction, an open doors policy with an experienced legal team, the rare opportunity to combine meaningful legal work with work-life balance and flexibility, and a working culture that values results, then this is the position for you.The successful candidate will join the IBM Law Department as part of an international team located in Dublin, Ireland (applicants based elsewhere will be required to relocate). The team advises on a range of Trust and Compliance matters (reviews relating to compliance with FCPA and other applicable anticorruption laws) and general legal matters (including Procurement, NDAs, HR, Data Privacy, transactional support and negotiations) across geographies.Your Role And ResponsibilitiesIBM is looking for an Attorney/Lawyer who will verify compliance with FCPA and other anti-corruption laws. As part of this role, you will be involved in the review of both new and current business relationships with third parties (business partners, suppliers, and landlords) and complex transactions at EMEA or WW level, as applicable. In particular, the successful candidate will need to assess red flags and understand the associated legal risks, with the opportunity to collaborate with global and regional teams including but not limited to Compliance Officers, Business, and Contract Management teams.In addition, the Attorney/Lawyer will also handle a reasonable volume of general legal work, focused on contract engagements in the commercial and public sectors, to gain broader experience at IBM, build meaningful skills and expertise, and thus foster professional growth.Preferred EducationMaster's DegreeRequired Technical And Professional ExpertiseFluent in English and two of Dutch, French and German (minimum of one required)Law Degree from the Netherlands, France, Germany, Austria or SwitzerlandQualified to work as an in-house lawyer under rules applicable in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Austria or SwitzerlandAt least 2 years of legal experience in private practice or in-houseStrong ability to analyse different scenarios and understand the legal risks arisingAbility to handle multiple requests and various stakeholders (such as local attorneys, regional compliance officers, business teams), managing business expectationsStrong written and oral communication skillsGood time management skills and ability to handle urgent situations and pressureTeam player and fast learner, ability to quickly learn processes, applicable legislation and business modelPreferred Technical And Professional ExperienceKnowledge of anti-corruption legislation and /or legal experience in supporting anti-corruption related mattersIdeally admission to the Bar Association in the Netherlands, France, Germany, Austria or Switzerland