Senior Legal Counsel

Eranovum is a Spanish company founded in 2019, dedicated to accelerating the transition towards a new energy era, in which renewable energy, self-consumption, and electromobility will be essential. As a vertically integrated charging point operator, the company offers comprehensive solutions to its property partners, including, at the same location, electric-vehicle charging infrastructure, self-consumption systems, and energy storage facilities. In this way, Eranovum covers the entire value chain, from the production of clean and competitively priced energy to its supply to businesses, industries, and electric vehicle users. The complementary nature of Eranovum’s various areas of activity ensures a 100 percent renewable energy supply for drivers who choose electromobility. For more information, visit eranovum.energy

🚀 Why join us now? Eranovum is expanding rapidly in Spain, Belgium and France, where our projects and partnerships are scaling at an exciting pace. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a company that’s not only growing fast but also shaping the energy landscape of tomorrow. We are looking for a Senior Legal Counsel to support the company’s legal strategy and regulatory compliance in Spain, France and Belgium, assisting on key corporate processes and negotiating and overseeing strategic contracts.

Responsibilities:

Provide legal advice to the business development, project and management teams across renewable energy, charging infrastructure and e-mobility.

Draft, review and negotiate key commercial contracts: leases, EPC, O&M, PPAs, partnership and supplier agreements, joint ventures, and contracts with municipalities and public administrations.

Manage NDAs and day-to-day contracting for the whole group, building templates and processes that help the business move fast.

Report regularly to management on legal matters, key risks, open claims and the status of strategic contracts and transactions.

Support the relationship with investors and shareholders, preparing legal documentation and information for shareholder meetings, investor reporting and due diligence requests.

Support financing and M&A processes, including due diligence, working alongside external advisors.

Manage external law firms in Spain, France and Belgium: brief them, follow up on deliverables and keep quality and fees under control.

Coordinate regulatory processes, permits and licences for energy and mobility projects.

Oversee compliance in data protection, competition law, ESG and legal risk prevention.

Handle claims and potential litigation with the support of external counsel.

Manage corporate housekeeping across the group: governance, shareholder relations, capital actions, cap table and notarial and registry filings.

Contribute to internal legal and good-governance policies.

Requirements:

6–10 years of experience as a lawyer, ideally combining a top law firm (corporate/M&A or energy) with an in-house role.

Solid experience in the energy, infrastructure, real estate or mobility sectors.

Proven track record drafting and negotiating complex contracts.

Good knowledge of the energy regulatory framework and electricity market.

Experience in international or multi-jurisdictional environments.

Experience reporting to management or working with investors and shareholders is a plus.

Law degree; a Master’s in energy, commercial or international law is a plus.

Bilingual in Spanish and excellent written and spoken English; French is highly valued.

Proactive, business-minded and comfortable working autonomously in a scale-up environment. .