Contracts Officer - 12 Month FTC

Our client, a leading company in the defence and security sector, is currently seeking a results-driven and commercially astute Contracts Officer for a 12-month fixed-term contract (FTC) to join their Commercial Business team in Oxford. This role offers a unique opportunity to gain unparalleled exposure to the commercial business of a leading aerospace company.Key Responsibilities:Supporting the successful execution of contracts associated with sales, customisation, retrofit, training, MRO, and support 'services for civilian and military customersCollaborating with the Offers Manager and Sales Team to provide critical support on contractual setupsNegotiating and refining Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) during complex bidding processesEnsuring compliance with Export Compliance RegulationsProviding input and support for the preparation of commercial offers and bidsManaging contractual documents and maintaining accurate recordsConducting risk assessments related to contracts and proposalsDeveloping and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholdersJob Requirements:Experience as a Commercial Officer within the defence and security sectorStrong understanding of procurement and supply chain processesProficiency in negotiating and refining contractual termsAbility to meet the requirements of Export Compliance RegulationsDBS Security Clearance and eligibility for SC clearanceExcellent communication and interpersonal skillsStrong attention to detail and organisational abilitiesAbility to work effectively within a dynamic and results-driven teamBenefits:Competitive salaryExposure to a leading aerospace company's commercial businessOpportunity to work on diverse and challenging projectsProfessional development and training opportunitiesSupportive and collaborative team environmentIf you are a commercially astute Contracts Officer seeking a new challenge within the defence and security sector, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dynamic team in Oxford.

Created: 2025-10-28