Lawyer

What role you will play in our team

The attorney will be an employee of ExxonMobil Argentina and will be based in our offices in Puerto Madero (Docklands Building). The attorney will provide legal support for clients located in United States, Argentina, and other countries, on data privacy matters and/or on a wide variety of transactional, commercial, regulatory and operational matters. The attorney will work in close relationships with assigned clients, often on teams organized by those clients, with oversight from more experienced attorneys where required.  The attorney will handle a variety of matters and work independently with supervision that is appropriate for the attorney’s level of experience.

What you will do

Play a key role in helping the company navigate an increasingly complex global data landscape. In this position, you will advise employees  on a broad range of privacy, data protection, cybersecurity, AI governance, and information management matters. You will partner closely with HR, IT, Cybersecurity, Compliance, Procurement, and commercial teams to develop practical, business-focused solutions that manage legal risk while enabling innovation and growth.

Provide day-to-day legal support for ExxonMobil business units, developing relationships with key business leaders to drive positive business results.

Conduct and coordinate research into a variety of legal issues, provide legal analysis and counsel in order to maintain compliance with laws, regulations and   internal policies and to anticipate and mitigate legal risks and exposures for Exxon Mobil Corporation and its affiliates

Assist in the preparation and presentation of materials in various settings, such as training sessions for clients on contracting, compliance and other legal issues

Work closely with other teams within the ExxonMobil Law Department and other ExxonMobil functional groups (e.g., tax, regulatory, and finance functions).

Support commercial transactions and draft, review and negotiate commercial agreements, including goods and services contracts and represent ExxonMobil affiliates in dealings, including negotiations, with third parties such as governments, competitors, partners, suppliers and equipment manufacturers

About you

Skills and Qualifications

Law Degree

Licensed to practice law in Argentina

LLM from a U.S. University or Bar License in a U.S. jurisdiction is a plus

Excellent oral and written communication skills in English

A minimum of three (3) years of relevant work experience in English, providing quality business and corporate legal advice in a law firm or in-house legal department

Experience with Data Privacy/Privacy regulations is desirable

Strong interpersonal and communications skills

Reputation for high ethical standards and integrity

Strong relationship building skills, self-confidence, flexibility, initiative and a strategic, pragmatic approach

Strong analytical and research skills and ability to exercise sound business judgment

Ability to Work independently but also as a member of an integrated legal team to contribute collaboratively

Functional Skills

Negotiation