The Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research e. V. (IPF) develops material-scientific innovations for the areas of resource security, health and information. In five scientific institutes, administration and technical services, the IPF employs approx. 500 people. New topics and methods are increasingly explored in flexible research structures such as independent junior research groups. The IPF is certified as a family-friendly employer according to Audit berufundfamilie®. Further information can be found on www.ipfdd.de. Justitiar (048-26) The Leibniz Institute for Polymer Research Dresden e.V. (IPF) is looking for an Justitiar (m/w/d) that takes over the legal advice and support of the Institute Board, in particular in the areas of compliance and contract management with 40 hours per week.

Legal advice of the Executive Board: support in all legal matters requiring special legal assessment Compliance Management: Participation in the development and implementation of internal processes to ensure compliance with legal, ethical and internal regulations Creation and maintenance of internal rules: lead in the preparation and ongoing updating of internal directives and the negotiation of operating agreements and agreements with the works council Contract management: Creation, examination and negotiation of contracts in the framework of scientific cooperation, third-party projects and appeal procedures. Support in the creation and negotiation of standard contractual arrangements within the scope of the institution's business activities. Contract controlling, including the monitoring of re-submission dates and the Compliance with contractual obligations.

Labour law issues: support in consulting and designing labour law issues, in particular in exchange with the works council and in implementing labour law requirements

Completed study of law (first and second legal state exams) or a comparable legal qualification Knowledge of civil law, contract law, labour law, data protection law, right to grant, public law, and international and EU law Experience in the legal advice of organisations or companies, ideally in research or higher education You should have: Knowledge of patent law, company law, export control law, association law and export regulations Confidence with public funding structures and legal frameworks in research and higher education knowledge in the handling of works councils, in particular in the negotiation of business agreements

A challenging and varied activity in an internationally renowned research institute The opportunity to work independently and to work in an interdisciplinary environment. A modern working environment and a collegial working atmosphere. Flexible working hours and attractive training and development opportunities. The remuneration and social benefits (including an occupational pension scheme, job ticket, flexible family-friendly working time and job-related training) are in line with the qualification according to the collective agreement for the public service of the countries (EG 13 TV-L). The job can also be taken part-time. The IPF strives for gender equality and diversity in all areas. Applications for people with severe disability are preferably taken into account with the same suitability. The IPF also wants to increase the proportion of women in the areas where You are underrepresented. Women are therefore expressly asked to apply.

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