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Head of Contracts – LNG Trading
QatarEnergy · Doha
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About the role
The Head of Contracts for the LNG Trading division will lead all contract negotiations and administration, including re‑gasification agreements. This senior position ensures that contracts are well‑structured, compliant, and aligned with business objectives, supporting successful LNG transactions while minimizing risk.
Key responsibilities
- Oversee end‑to‑end contract negotiation, drafting, and execution for LNG trading and re‑gasification deals.
- Lead and develop a team of contract professionals, fostering best practices and continuous improvement.
- Ensure contracts comply with international trade regulations, contract law, and industry‑specific terms.
- Collaborate with trading, legal, finance, and operations teams to align contractual terms with commercial strategies.
- Identify and mitigate contractual risks, providing guidance on risk‑management strategies.
Required profile
- Minimum 15 years of relevant experience, including at least 5 years in LNG trading.
- Proven track record in contract management and negotiation within the energy sector.
- Strong leadership and team‑management capabilities.
- Excellent communication, negotiation, and problem‑solving skills.
- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Law, or a related field; postgraduate qualification (MSc, PhD, MBA) is an advantage.
Required skills
- In‑depth knowledge of the LNG value chain and energy markets.
- Expertise in contract law, international trade regulations, and industry‑specific terms.
- Strategic thinking and relationship‑management abilities.
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