Our renowned oil & gas operating client, have an exciting new opening for a Contracts Analyst to work with them on a Temporary Agency Worker contract position in Aberdeen. The role and its responsibilities shall include but are not limited to the following:-

Providing contract management support, ensuring provision of the best value for the company with a focus on budget, governance and assurance controls.
Completion of post-award contract administration including drafting and processing of amendments, variations, dispute management and obtaining internal & external approvals.
Undertaking all formal contracting activities relating to onshore / offshore service and work contracts, including assessment of internal and external demand, pre-qualifications, tender list development, analysis of tenders, contract negotiations, preparation of contractual documentation and contract management plans.
Participation at Contracts Review Board for key strategies and contracts.

The successful incumbent must have a robust and proven track record of contracts management within the oil & gas industry, experience working in an Operator environment would be advantageous.
Applications are invited from degree qualified candidates in a relevant discipline.
Candidates must have solid understanding of the oil & gas industry supply chain market and its contracting principles (use of LOGIC based contracts) and practices.
Applicants must have a full understanding of current UK/EU procurement legislation and the compliance requirements in terms of supply chain.
Candidates will be highly proficient and knowledgeable of information systems such as SAP and highly competent in using Microsoft Office including Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Incumbents will have a high degree of commercial awareness and fully developed analytical skills in terms of contractual cost analysis.

Candidates must have The Right To Work In The UK, as no sponsorship is available for this role.

Please submit your CV quoting reference J9915, clearly stating your availability and DRTM (Day Rate to Man) expectations.