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Contract Lifecycle Management Engineer

GoDaddy
Location
India
Posted
1 month ago
Department
IT Ops
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 3+ years of experience working with contract lifecycle management, e-signature, or related business systems
  • Strong organisational and documentation skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Proficiency with Microsoft 365 tools, particularly SharePoint, Teams, and Excel
  • A proactive, solutions-focused approach to problem-solving
Nice to have
  • Ironclad certification (Admin, Advanced Admin, or Workflow Designer) or equivalent CLM credential
  • Scripting or low-code automation experience — Python, JavaScript, SQL, Power Automate, Zapier, or similar
  • Comfort with APIs and JSON, conditional and Boolean logic, Excel or spreadsheet modeling at a functional level, and data mapping and transformation
  • A JD, LLB, paralegal certification, or substantive in-house or law firm experience
What the job really is

As a Contract Lifecycle Management Engineer at GoDaddy, you will work remotely to enhance the contract lifecycle management platform by configuring workflows, developing automation for contract reviews, and implementing AI-powered solutions. Your role will involve collaborating with various teams to translate legal requirements into efficient workflows, maintaining contract templates, and ensuring data quality.

Benefits
  • paid time off
  • retirement savings (e.g., 401k, pension schemes)
  • bonus/incentive eligibility
  • equity grants
  • participation in employee stock purchase plan
  • competitive health benefits
Things to weigh
  • Remote work with occasional office visits
  • Role involves both technical and legal aspects, requiring a blend of skills
  • No specific salary or compensation details provided
  • Diversity and inclusion emphasized in company culture
Job score3.2/5
Benefits4/5
Freshness4/5
Career value4/5
Role clarity4/5
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