Assistant General Counsel

Posted 4 days ago

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About the role

Assistant General Counsel
About the Company:
  • Innovative provider of AI-powered automation solutions for sales & accounting teams
  • IndustryInformation Technology and Services
  • TypePrivately Held
Employees11-50
About the Role: The Company is in search of an Associate General Counsel to play a pivotal role in the legal function of the organization. This position is ideal for a legal professional with a JD from an accredited law school, active bar membership, and experience in an Am Law 100 firm, particularly in transactional or commercial practice. The successful candidate will be responsible for the end-to-end management of commercial contracts, providing legal advice across various business verticals, and developing legal processes to support the company's growth. A pragmatic approach to risk, strong judgment, and the ability to communicate legal concepts clearly are essential. The role also involves drafting and negotiating complex enterprise SaaS and AI agreements, managing privacy compliance, and serving as a legal partner to different business functions. Applicants for the Associate General Counsel role at the company should have a deep expertise in commercial contract drafting and negotiation, with a preference for those who have experience in high-growth tech environments, SaaS/AI business models, and data privacy frameworks. The company values legal as a strategic partner and is looking for a candidate who can make a significant impact and is committed to the values of ownership, transparency, and continuous improvement. The role offers the opportunity to work with a distributed team that is dedicated to building software with a focus on automation and AI, serving the needs of the real economy. Hiring Manager Title General Counsel FunctionsLegal

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