Legal Jobs in Saudi Arabia

• Lead and build the legal function for SenseTime across KSA & MEA.
• Oversee all corporate legal matters, regulatory compliance, and risk management.
• Draft, review, and negotiate commercial and technology-focused contracts.
• Manage legal documentation relating to licensing, employment, compliance, and company secretarial matters.
• Provide legal strategy and guidance on IP protection, enforcement, and monetization.
• Advise on cross-border transactions, negotiations, and post-completion matters.
• Support corporate structuring and the establishment of new entities in multiple jurisdictions.
• Oversee external counsel and ensure high-quality, cost-effective legal support.
• Align MEA legal operations with global SenseTime legal policies and frameworks.

• 10–12 years of experience in a top-tier international law firm and/or in-house within a leading technology company.
• Strong background in corporate, commercial, regulatory, and technology law.
• Experience in capital markets, IP law, or cross-border transactions is a strong plus.
• UK/US bar qualification preferred.
• Fluency in Arabic and English required; Mandarin is highly desirable.
• Strong commercial judgment, organisational skills, and leadership capability.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth, innovation-driven environment.

• Advise on banking transactions, commercial agreements, and regulatory matters.
• Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of contracts including banking, procurement, IT, and service-level agreements.
• Provide proactive, business-oriented legal advice to internal stakeholders.
• Ensure compliance with banking regulations, products, and services.
• Review and supervise work from junior lawyers while offering guidance and mentorship.
• Coordinate with internal departments and external counsel for effective risk management.
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of legal services and documentation standards.

Job Announcement

The Istiqaama Injaz Law Firm and Legal Consultations announces the availability of job vacancies for trainee lawyers to work under the supervision of licensed lawyers.

Conditions:

• Holder of a bachelor's degree in law or systems from an accredited university.

• Full-time availability to work.

• Seriousness, commitment, and respect for deadlines.

• Ability to handle work pressure and follow up on cases professionally.

• Proficiency in using computers and the Ministry of Justice's electronic systems (Najiz and others).

Job Responsibilities:

• Preparing and drafting legal memos of various types.

• Attending sessions and pleadings.

• Following up on cases and transactions with government and judicial authorities.

• Preparing periodic legal reports.

• Developing professional skills during the training period according to a specific training plan.

Benefits:

• Certified training contract subject to labor law.

• Registration in social insurance according to the system upon contract signing.

• Two weekly days off.

• A professional work environment that fosters development and gaining experience.

Salary will be determined after the interview based on competence and desire for development.

Job Title:

Government and Private Relations Officer

Job Objective:

Follow up and complete all company and partner transactions with government and private entities and other related parties, ensuring the procedures are carried out accurately and swiftly.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

Complete all transactions and procedures for the company with government entities, private institutions, banks, chambers of commerce, and service entities.

Prepare and submit the required applications and documents to complete the legal or contractual procedures.

Renew licenses, records, permits, insurance, and residency permits on time.

Follow up on violations and fines and settle them or contest them when necessary.

Update the company's data on government and private electronic platforms (Qiwa, Absher Business, Baladi, Social Insurance, Zakat and Income, etc.).

Deliver and receive transactions and documents between the company and external entities and ensure their validity.

Build good relationships with representatives of government and private entities to facilitate transaction completion.

Prepare periodic reports on completed transactions, pending transactions, and reasons for delays.

Required Qualifications:

High school diploma at a minimum.

Experience of no less than two years in the field of government relations or follow-up.

Good knowledge of government and private systems and procedures.

Required Skills:

Politeness and good dealing with official and private entities.

Accuracy, discipline, and the ability to work under pressure.

Skill in organization, follow-up, and completing tasks on time.

Proficiency in dealing with electronic systems and platforms.

• Prepare and manage legal reports and administrative investigations.
• Review and evaluate legal files with precision.
• Provide expert insight on legal procedures and protocols.
• Utilize computer software efficiently for legal documentation and research.

• Bachelor's degree in Law or a related field.
• Deep knowledge of legal procedures.
• Ability to analyze legal documents critically.
• Proficiency in computer applications.