Director of Legal Administration, Legal Affairs 1 regular full-time position, located in Logan, UT
Closing Date: End of Day, November 18, 2026
Reports to: CEO, Campbell Group, Inc.
Supports: Campbell Group, Inc. and its business units: Campbell Scientific, METER Group, Juniper Systems, and Apogee Instruments
The Director of Legal is a practical, business-minded attorney who handles most of the Campbell Group's routine legal work so the businesses can move quickly with appropriate protection. This is initially a one-person legal function with room to grow. The ideal candidate has impeccable standards and sound judgment, understands how our businesses make money, and resolves issues commercially rather than through dispute. The role works closely with the Executive Team, business unit leaders, and functions across the Group.
You'll Support Your Team by Performing the Following Key Tasks- Business Advisory
- Serve as a trusted advisor to business leaders across the Group, providing practical legal counsel that supports sound decision making
- Commercial Agreements
- Draft, review, and negotiate terms and conditions, NDAs, supply, distribution, reseller, partnership, services, software/data license, and tender agreements
- Build and maintain templates, playbooks, and fallback positions so business units can handle standard transactions on their own
- Advise on warranty, liability, and risk allocation
- Employment Law
- Advise HR and managers on employment matters, review policies, agreements, and correspondence for compliance, and involve outside counsel when needed
- Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Compliance
- Ensure the Group operates to the highest legal and ethical standards and complies with the regulations of each jurisdiction in which it operates
- Support compliance with trade (export control, customs, and tariffs), privacy, product regulation, and information security requirements, working with product, IT, and outside specialists
- Corporate Governance and Entity Management
- Maintain corporate records and entity filings for the Group's U.S. and international entities
- Prepare and review intercompany agreements and support the HoldCo shared services model
- Advise the Board of Directors and Executive Team, and support shareholder communications
- Outside Counsel, Intellectual Property, and Transactions
- Decide what to handle internally versus through outside counsel, manage outside counsel scope and cost, and coordinate with local counsel on regional office matters
- Coordinate intellectual property matters (patents, copyrights, and trademarks) and maintain registrations
- Support M&A by coordinating due diligence and documentation; outside counsel leads negotiation and drafting
- Coordinate litigation, claims, and risk management with outside counsel and insurance brokers
- Legal Operations
- Maintain organized legal files and retention practices, and report to the CEO on open matters, spend, and emerging risks
What We're Looking For- Bachelor's degree and J.D. from an ABA-accredited U.S. law school
- 7+ years of legal practice, including law firm experience, ideally including at least 3 years in-house or client-embedded
- Broad experience across commercial contracts, employment, and corporate matters
- Active member in good standing of the Utah State Bar, or, if licensed in another U.S. jurisdiction, willing to apply for Utah House Counsel licensure within six months of accepting the position
- Excellent analytical, drafting, and communication skills, with the ability to translate complex legal issues into practical, plain-English guidance and training for non-lawyers
- Sound business judgment, including knowing when to accept reasonable risk and which clauses are worth negotiating
- Self-directed, with good judgment about when to escalate or involve outside counsel
- Strong project management skills and attention to detail
- Collaborative, solution-oriented, and open to feedback
- Comfortable with ambiguity in a fast-paced, growth-oriented organization
- Proficient with Microsoft Office and Teams
- Preferred Qualifications
- In-house experience at a manufacturing, technology, or instrumentation company
- Experience supporting international operations, including working with local counsel in multiple countries
- Familiarity with export controls, trade compliance, privacy, or product regulation
- Experience at a privately held or family-owned company, or with a holding company and shared services structure
- Exposure to M&A transactions in a support role
- Business-related education (such as an MBA) or prior business experience
- Performance Metrics
- Legal spending (including outside counsel) per dollar of revenue and profit
- Contract turnaround time
- In-house client satisfaction
Work Environment and Physical Requirements Primarily office-based, with occasional remote work permitted. Up to 15% domestic and international travel to business partners, regional offices, and potential acquisition targets. Typically 45-55 hours per week, Monday through Friday, with occasional additional hours. Must be able to sit for extended periods.
The above statements describe the general nature and level of work being performed in this job function. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, and additional responsibilities may be assigned.
