• Review customer redlines to EDCi standard customer contracts including standard business contracts, HIPAA-related contracts, subcontractor and vendor/partner contracts • Complete comprehensive reviews of contracts and terms/conditions to identify, mitigate, and eliminate unusual risks, liabilities, and remedies in accordance with polices and sound business judgment • Collaborate with external counsel and senior leaders, negotiate redlines with customers, and lead/drive legal collaboration efforts • Provide interpretation of contract terms and conditions to management and other business leads • Act as a focal point for internal and external communications on contract matters • Participate in the sales process by providing expert guidance and knowledge on the contracting process • Lead, potentially with outside legal parties, customer conference calls reviewing proposed redlines and negotiate agreed upon contract language • Collaborate with/escalate to COO atypical contract language or contract requests • Maintain and regularly update EDCi contract templates and business processes given business needs and regulation changes • Collaborate with internal stakeholders, sales, professional services, finance, information technology and security teams to ensure contract terms align with business objectives • Identify potential risks in contracts and provide strategic recommendations to mitigate exposure • Maintain contract tracking tools and contract repository and track key contract deadlines and obligations • Participate in health care contract requirements including attestations, audit processes, and BAA tracking • Ensure all contracts comply with company policies, industry regulations, and legal standards with the assistance of counsel • Ensure all customers and vendors have contracts that represent EDCi’s business needs • Review legal expenses, classify by internal departments, and submit for payment • Stay up to date with changes in contract law, industry regulations, and compliance requirements relevant to EDCi’s business