Harris Computer develops and operates mission-critical software for organizations in the public sector, healthcare, utilities, and other specialized industries. Its portfolio supports more than 100,000 customers across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with teams focused on acquiring promising software businesses, strengthening their operations, and supporting sustainable growth. For candidates exploring opportunities in enterprise software, Harris Computer offers a broad environment shaped by industry-specific products and services designed to help customers achieve their operational goals.
Corporate Counsel, Healthcare — United States Remote
Advise Harris Healthcare’s U.S. healthcare software businesses on commercial agreements, HIPAA, privacy, and technology law. Negotiate transactions and support business growth in a fully remote U.S. role.
Description
- Manage legal matters for designated Harris Healthcare business units
- Draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements and customer and vendor contracts
- Handle licensing, reseller, services, technology development, and nondisclosure agreements
- Lead the structuring, drafting, review, negotiation, and closing of corporate and commercial transactions according to experience
- Develop and maintain template agreements aligned with business and legal needs
- Partner with the Legal & Compliance Department and cross-functional Harris Healthcare teams
- Assess business needs, advise internal clients, and support commercial growth
- Advocate for business-unit requirements in discussions with customers, vendors, and other partners
- Coordinate with external counsel on negotiations and dispute resolution
- Support other assigned legal matters as needed
- Monitor regulatory developments and proactively assess related legal trends and risks
Requirements
- At least four years of experience at a well-regarded law firm or company
- Strong understanding of legal issues involving technology contracts, software licenses, and U.S. healthcare law, including HIPAA
- Knowledge of U.S. healthcare, data privacy, and security law
- Experience reviewing and drafting technology and software license agreements
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively
- Sound professional judgment
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to deliver clear, concise legal advice and analysis verbally and in writing
- Ability to manage a varied portfolio of matters, issues, and projects concurrently
- Juris Doctor degree required
- Active membership in good standing with a state bar required
- International contracting experience; familiarity with GDPR, U.K., and other international privacy laws is a plus
- International medical device regulatory or contracting experience is a plus
- Familiarity with the CCPA and other state privacy and breach-notification laws is a plus
Benefits
- Three weeks of vacation, increasing with tenure, plus five personal days
- Medical, dental, and vision plan options
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan
- 401(k) matching program
- Health and wellness programs with remote flexibility
- Eligibility for a bonus program
- Casual work environment
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Learning opportunities
- Award-winning workplace culture