We are looking for an experienced Commercial Counsel, Life Sciences to support business operations in Santa Clara, California. This role partners closely with cross-functional teams to provide practical legal guidance across commercial activities, promotional practices, and strategic agreements. The ideal candidate brings strong contract drafting and negotiation skills, sound judgment, and the ability to balance legal risk with business objectives in a regulated healthcare environment.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Lead the preparation, review, and negotiation of a broad range of commercial contracts, including licensing, supply, sales, marketing, research, and collaboration arrangements.<br>• Provide timely legal counsel to business stakeholders on day-to-day commercial matters involving products and services marketed to healthcare professionals.<br>• Evaluate advertising initiatives, campaigns, and related materials to help ensure alignment with company standards, truth-in-advertising expectations, and applicable legal requirements.<br>• Address disputes and other legal concerns through strategic negotiation, including support for pre-litigation resolutions and settlement discussions.<br>• Create and refine contract templates, guidance materials, and training resources to improve consistency and efficiency across contracting workflows.<br>• Monitor legal and regulatory developments affecting sales, marketing, reimbursement, privacy, anti-corruption, and healthcare compliance, and translate those developments into practical business advice.<br>• Serve as a legal representative in discussions with vendors, customers, and other external parties to support commercial relationships and risk management.<br>• Coordinate with outside counsel when needed by defining scope, overseeing deliverables, and tracking budget and project progress.<br>• Collaborate with internal partners across Legal, Compliance, Finance, Education, Supply Chain, R& D, Regulatory, Quality, Clinical, Marketing, Sales, and Information Technology.<br>• Support occasional travel requirements as needed, generally within a limited range of approximately 10–15%.
We are looking for a Pricing Analyst to join a supply chain-focused team in California. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for someone who can combine analytical thinking with strong coordination skills to deliver accurate pricing and quotation support. The role works closely with manufacturing, engineering, sales, and customer service to evaluate technical details, support competitive pricing strategies, and keep quote activity moving on schedule.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Prepare pricing proposals for both new and existing part numbers, ensuring quote details are accurate and submitted within expected timelines.<br>• Support offshore quotation activity by gathering required inputs and helping assemble pricing responses for customer requests.<br>• Partner with manufacturing and engineering teams to assess production feasibility and identify when exceptions or deviation approvals are required.<br>• Communicate quotation-related issues, including deviation needs and manufacturability concerns, to customer service and sales stakeholders in a clear and timely manner.<br>• Manage multiple RFQ packages at once, helping reduce backlog volume while tracking each request through completion by the requested due date.<br>• Apply knowledge of facility capabilities, special processing options, and production constraints to build realistic and cost-effective quote recommendations.<br>• Collaborate with leadership on discounting and pricing approaches that strengthen competitiveness and improve win rates.<br>• Review applicable customer and technical specification requirements during the quote process and incorporate any necessary deviations into the final proposal.<br>• Select panel configurations, analyze material utilization, and develop array options that support efficient manufacturing and attractive pricing outcomes.<br>• Maintain clear and thorough communication across internal teams to align on quotation requirements, pricing assumptions, and production considerations.