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Junior Lawyer

On-site in Santiago de Compostela·Added 2 days ago (last checked 4 Nov)

Mindata

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Our summary

Work mode: On-site, Santiago de Compostela
Spanish: Native level
English: Required
Other languages: Galician
Education: University degree

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Skills

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Degree in Law.
Master's Degree for Access to the Legal Profession completed or in its final stages, with the expectation of professional registration within 12 to 18 months of joining.
English at a high B2 or C1 level. We will evaluate your ability to communicate in this language during the interview.
Proficiency in Spanish, with excellent oral and written expression.
Legal rigor, attention to detail, and the ability to organize tasks and monitor deadlines.
Discretion and responsibility in the handling of confidential information.

Nice to have

Knowledge of labor and Social Security law, commercial and corporate law, immigration and international mobility, data protection, and basic compliance.
Proficiency in legal databases such as vLex, Aranzadi, or La Ley.
Good command of Word for document preparation and Excel for deadline monitoring.
Familiarity with corporate legal AI tools and their use in accordance with internal policies.
Clear legal writing, attention to detail, and discretion in handling confidential information.
Ability to prioritize tasks and follow up on matters.

Additional certifications will be valued, but are not mandatory.

Curricular or extracurricular internships in corporate legal advice, especially in labor and commercial matters.
Knowledge of labor and Social Security law, commercial and corporate law, immigration, data protection, and basic compliance.
Proficiency in legal databases and office tools.
Knowledge of Galician.
Complementary training or certifications related to the position, although they are not mandatory.

The role

Do you want to take your first steps in the corporate legal field and continue developing yourself with the support of a team?

We are looking for a Junior Lawyer to join our Legal Department, working on-site in Santiago de Compostela. You will participate in matters across different areas of law and get a close look at how legal advice contributes to the day-to-day operations of a company.

You will work under the supervision of the Head of the Legal Department and the Administration Management, in an entry-level position with an internal development path towards Junior Lawyer II.

What you'll do

You will collaborate in resolving inquiries from different departments.
You will research legislation, case law, and doctrine to prepare notes, reports, and recommendations.
You will monitor regulatory updates and their possible impact on the company.

You will participate in labor and international mobility matters

Under supervision, you will prepare settlements, final settlements (finiquitos), labor communications, agreements, and internal policies.
You will collaborate in the processing of disciplinary proceedings and in the preparation of documentation for administrative and judicial conciliations.
You will support the management of immigration and international mobility files, including work and residence permits and travel arrangements.
You will perform an initial review of contracts with clients, suppliers, and temporary employment agencies (ETT), confidentiality agreements, and data protection annexes.
You will identify possible risks and deviations from corporate templates.
You will draft contracts, agreements, reports, and writings based on templates and under supervision.
You will support national and international procedures with notaries and registries: powers of attorney, apostilles, and legalizations.
You will maintain control over deadlines and expiration dates for judicial and administrative proceedings.
You will prepare supporting documentation for the senior team and keep files organized.
You will review invoices from law firms and external legal providers in accordance with approved assignments and budgets.

What will you look for in yourself?

A person eager to learn, with legal rigor and the ability to work in an organized manner. We especially value:

What will you find?

Practical experience in different areas of law within a company.
Supervision and guidance in the performance of your duties.
An internal development path towards Junior Lawyer II.

Are you interested in continuing to grow in the corporate legal field? Send your application and tell us why you would like to be part of the team.

Experience and knowledge that we value

This is a junior position, aimed at profiles with between 0 and 2 years of professional experience after the Master's, in a law firm or corporate legal department. Previous experience is not essential.

About Mindata

Mindata is a Spanish data analytics company specializing in business intelligence, data science, and advanced analytics solutions. The company helps organizations transform their data into actionable insights, offering services that range from data engineering to predictive modeling. With a focus on innovation and technology, Mindata serves clients across various industries, positioning itself as a key player in the data analytics sector in Spain.

Mindata is headquartered in Seville, Spain, and has a strong presence in the Spanish market. The company is known for its collaborative work culture and its commitment to fostering talent in the data field. For international professionals, Mindata offers opportunities to work on diverse data projects in a growing sector, with the advantage of being located in one of Spain's most vibrant cities. The company values continuous learning and provides a supportive environment for career development.

Industry: Data Analytics
Employees: 100
Headquarters: Seville, Spain
In Spain: Seville

Good to know if you are moving

Mindata is headquartered in Seville, offering a unique opportunity to live and work in a major Spanish city with a rich cultural heritage.
The company focuses on data analytics, a growing field in Spain, providing opportunities for career growth in a high-demand sector.
Mindata's work culture emphasizes collaboration and continuous learning, which can be beneficial for international professionals looking to develop their skills.
The company has a presence in Spain, with roles that may involve working with clients across the country, offering exposure to the Spanish business environment.

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