About us Ausco Modular is part of the Modulaire Group, a global leader in modular space solutions headquartered in London, and a Brookfield Business Partners company. Our Asia Pacific operations span over 25 key locations across Australia and New Zealand, operating under trusted brands including Ausco Modular, NET Modular, Stayover and Portacom New Zealand. Together, we’re shaping the future of modular construction with innovation, flexibility, and a strong local presence. The Role This is an exciting opportunity based in Brisbane to build both commercial and construction experience, learn from experienced in-house counsel, and become a trusted adviser to a leading Australia and New Zealand business in the modular construction industry. Your Impact Reporting to the Deputy General Counsel and working with the General Counsel and senior lawyers in the team, you will have prior commercial contracting or construction contracting legal experience, ideally in both front end and back-end construction. Prior in-house experience is not a pre-request, although desirable. You will deal with a broad range of legal matters, and your responsibilities include: Draft, review, and negotiate a broad range of commercial and construction contracts and tenders, building your skills in complex agreements. Advise on corporate, property, employment, and regulatory matters, with opportunities to broaden your legal expertise. Provide legal input into project opportunities and client negotiations. Assist with dispute resolution, compliance, investigations, and special projects. Support governance activities, gaining exposure to board-level work. Research legal issues and present practical, commercial solutions to stakeholders. Deliver legal updates and training across the business. Build great working relationships across the business while learning from experienced mentors. What We’re Looking For You enjoy working in a friendly, collaborative environment and bring strong commercial acumen, professionalism, and curiosity. Bachelor of Laws (or JD) and eligible to practice in an Australian State or Territory. 1–3 years PAE (in private practice or in-house). (corporate, commercial or construction law background). A grounding in commercial contracting law with an interest in maintaining a relatively broad but commercial and construction focused practice. Strong Foundational drafting, research, and analytical skills, with the ability to translate legal principles into practical guidance. Excellent communication skills and attention to detail. Eagerness to learn and build a strong foundation for your legal career. Interest in the infrastructure, construction, engineering, and mining sectors is valued but not essential. Why Join Us? Work directly with senior lawyers in a supportive in-house team environment. Career growth and professional development opportunities. Hybrid role with 2 days WFH (after initial 6 months). Wellbeing programs, including subsidised gym memberships. Paid parental leave for both primary and secondary caregivers. If you're seeking new opportunities in the New Year, apply now! Applications close Sunday 11th January with shortlisting & interviews to take place the week of the 12th January.
