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Commercial Counsel

Posted 12 days ago

reinforced learningKenmore (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

The role: Our contracts carry data rights, confidentiality, security obligations and contributor terms. You’ll be the first lawyer in-house: drafting and negotiating customer, contributor and vendor agreements, and advising on data and employment questions day to day. What you’ll own Customer agreements, data licences and statements of work, drafted and negotiated. Contributor agreement templates and the classification framework behind them. Advice on data rights, privacy and confidentiality across programs. Support to people operations on employment matters. Outside counsel on specialist questions. What you bring JD and bar admission, with four or more years across commercial and technology transactions. Data licensing, privacy or IP. Practical judgement and a preference for solving over escalating. Clear drafting. Helpful, not required Time in-house at a young company. Employment law.

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