CDI – Part-time (50%)
Starting date : Immediately
The Institut National du Cancer (INC, www.institutcancer.lu) is a non-profit association established on June 25, 2015. The INC’s mission is to contribute to the effective fight against cancer by ensuring that all cancer patients in Luxembourg have access to a structured and standardized clinical pathway, receive appropriate medical care, and help control healthcare costs in oncology. The INC currently plays a key role in implementing Luxembourg’s 2nd National Cancer Plan (2020-2026) and is actively involved in European initiatives that complement and strengthen these national efforts.
Provide legal advice and manage legal matters for the non-profit association (ASBL), supporting its teams, Management and Board of Directors, while ensuring compliance with applicable legislation, particularly non-profit association law and employment law.
• Advise Management, the Board of Directors and operational teams on legal matters, including HR, audit and other significant legal issues.
• Draft, review, negotiate and monitor contracts, including partnerships, agreements, leases and supplier service contracts.
• Monitor relevant legal and regulatory developments and support internal procedures and compliance.
• Liaise with lawyers and public authorities on complex matters affecting INC’s reputation, finances or communications.
• Manage institutional relationships with funding bodies and advise on the legal aspects of new services and partnerships.
• Act as the principal legal contact for the Data Protection Officer (DPO) on INC matters involving legal issues.
• Support governance formalities, delegations requirements with the responsible functions.
• Legally contribute to the relevant workgroups and topics linked to the INC missions
The post will collaborate with the DPO.
• Master’s degree in Law (Luxembourg, France, Belgium or equivalent).
• Previous practice as a lawyer and admission to the Bar in Luxembourg and/or a French-speaking country are assets.
• Experience in a non-profit association, NGO or social-sector organisation is desirable.
• Good knowledge of Luxembourg law, particularly non-profit association and employment law.
• Alignment with INC’s values
• Ability to explain legal issues clearly and work with multidisciplinary teams.
• Accuracy, autonomy
• Ability to meet deadlines
• Ability to handle complex situations
• Fluency in French and English; Luxembourgish and German are assets.
• Relevant experience in legal advice and contracts, knowledge of the GDPR and health-data issues.
• A professional and collaborative work environment.
• Various missions.
• Compensation based on experience and profile.
• The post contributes to INC’s national and European work. Working arrangements will be agreed for the half-time role.
CDI – Part-time (50%)
To be filled immediately
CDI – Part-time (50%)
To be filled immediately
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