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Delivery Hero · Yangon, Myanmar

Specialist, Legal

Yangon, MyanmarFull-timeLegal & Compliance

Listed on Delivery Hero’s official careers site. Posted October 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Contractual Strategy

Draft, review, and negotiate complex commercial agreements and advise stakeholders on contract-related matters.

Advanced Legal Research & Advisory

Provide legal assessments requested by regional office or local stakeholders from time to time.

Corporate Secretarial Management

Preparation of board resolutions, annual declarations to the Ministry of Commerce, and ensure compliance with the Law on Commercial Enterprises.

Legal Operations & Process Improvement

Identify and implement process improvements for the local legal function.

Qualifications

Master's or Bachelor’s degree in Law or another related field.

  • Minimum 3- years of experience in legal and compliance roles
  • Strong understanding of Burmese legal and regulatory frameworks
  • Review and provide assistance in the preparation and execution of all legal agreements and contracts requested by various divisions within the organization.

Build and maintain a robust legal framework by standardizing agreement types and Service Level Agreements for each agreement category. Excellent skills in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of commercial and legal agreements under Burmese law. Strong analytical skills to assess legal and compliance risks and develop effective solutions within the Burmese context. Fluency in both written and spoken in English

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