Contract Manager Redline Reviewer

What You'll Do7

• Read negotiation transcripts and reference redlines to follow how each exchange unfolded.
• Judge whether a redline flags the issues a competent counsel would catch.
• Check that the positions taken match what skilled counsel would hold on that clause.
• Assess whether edits stay surgical or spill into unrelated parts of the agreement.
• Write clear, structured feedback on the quality of each redline you review.
• Note redlines that miss material risk or misread what the counterparty intended.
• Apply consistent standards across a steady flow of contract turns.

Requirements4

• 3+ years of hands-on work negotiating and redlining commercial contracts such as MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, DPAs, vendor or SaaS agreements.
• Bachelor's degree or higher.
• Skill at reading a redline and stating a structured written judgment about it.
• Direct redlining and negotiation experience carries more weight than a law degree.

Who Should Apply

Contract professionals with at least three years of hands-on redlining and negotiation work who can explain in writing why a clause edit holds up or falls short. A JD or LLB helps, and so does time spent in-house or handling SaaS and technology agreements at volume.

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