Create a better tomorrow with us.

We are looking for a General Counsel, to be hired with a permanent contract in Milan.

Siemens is a focused technology company, pioneering intelligent solutions that transform the every day in manufacturing, grids, buildings, and transportation. Our technology addresses real problems that affect the future of humanity.
- Do you have the courage to think beyond the possible? Do you want to be empowered to build solutions that have an impact on daily life?_

Siemens is your place to thrive. At Siemens, you will find the trust and freedom to excel. Let’s grow together, to improve how people live, work, make and move. Talk to us about the development journey you would like to undertake, join Siemens to grow and to build a better real and digital future.

What part will you play?

You will accelerate our business continuous transformation supporting all legal matters in the Lead Country Italy for Siemens Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure and Mobility, including Greece as assigned country,



reporting directly to the General Counsel of Digital Industries (disciplinary reporting to the CEO of Siemens S.p.A). You can engage and collaborate with the business to build credibility and trust, whilst providing commercial advice that addresses legal implications and compliance issues.

Your Challenge
- Lead corporate law matters for Siemens’ regional company in Italy (Siemens S.p.A.)
- Advise the CEO and CFO as well as senior executive management on corporate law, mergers & acquisitions, health and safety legislation, commercial contracts and a wide range of other legal matters, disputes, and litigation.
- Handle local court cases and define the defense strategy
- Ensure effective legal risk management by addressing legal risks and opportunities
- Provide and implement legal tools and processes which support the digital transformation of Siemens, especially the Xcelerator program
- Lead and manage a team of legal professionals in the region

📌 General Counsel (Milano)
🏢 Siemens
📍 Milano