Hansen TechnologiesPune Division, Maharashtra, IndiaOn-siteFull-time3–5 years
Listing expiry: 20 October 2026
About the role
Role Overview
The Legal Counsel will support global Legal and People & Culture teams, primarily on employment law matters across APAC and EMEA. The role involves providing practical legal guidance on cross-border employment issues and standardising legal processes and documentation across multiple jurisdictions.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide employment law support and conduct legal research across multiple jurisdictions, primarily EMEA.
- Draft and update employment contracts, HR policies, workplace documentation, and templates.
- Support employment disputes, investigations, disciplinary matters, and related documentation.
- Coordinate with external legal counsel to obtain advice on local law.
- Assist with restructures, redundancies, integrations, and organisational change projects.
- Collaborate with Legal, HR, and business stakeholders to deliver practical employment law solutions.
- Develop expertise in key growth regions, including India and Vietnam.
Qualifications & Experience
- Be a qualified lawyer in India or another recognised jurisdiction.
- Have 3-5 years of post-qualified experience with demonstrable EMEA employment law exposure.
- Have strong legal research, drafting, and advisory skills.
- Have experience supporting employment disputes and workplace matters.
- Be able to manage multiple priorities in a global environment.
- Have excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Additional Details
- The role supports global Legal and People & Culture teams and provides exposure to international employment law.
- The position is full-time and on-site.
- The employer states that it is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity.
- Applicants consent to the collection, processing, and storage of application information for recruitment purposes; details may be retained securely in the talent database for future opportunities in accordance with applicable data protection regulations.