Senior Contract Manager
Are you the kind of person who can walk into a business with no documented contract process and build one from scratch, rather than waiting to be handed a playbook? Do you get energy from making dense legal terms usable for non-legal teams, instead of just filing them away? Are you comfortable owning both sides of a negotiation – redlining what a client sends you and reviewing what a vendor sends us – in the same week?
If this sounds like you, keep reading. If not, that's okay – this role is not a fit, and that clarity is intentional.
Why this role exists
Contract management at Foundation has been running on multiple people’s tribal knowledge rather than a documented process, and it doesn't scale as our enterprise book (including a recent >$1M account expansion) grows. This role takes full ownership of all contract lifecycles end to end – drafting, negotiating, and reviewing every contract scenario we handle, from new client agreements to vendor and independent contractor agreements – so it's no longer split across whoever has bandwidth that week.
This person unlocks the next phase of our enterprise growth without adding legal risk or bottlenecking through one overloaded person.
Who this role is for
This role is for someone who:
- Takes ownership of ambiguous, undocumented processes and turns them into a working system
- Is comfortable owning drafting and negotiation directly, not just
