Commercial Counsel
magniteBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will guide complex commercial and technology negotiations to support Magnite’s advertising platform. You will partner with internal teams to draft and review technology and data-related agreements, ensuring practical legal risk management. You will support privacy, data, and security initiatives as they relate to commercial deals and help improve contracting processes. You will also drive special projects and contribute to company policies and marketing efforts in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Compensation / Benefits Comprehensive Healthcare Coverage from Day One Annual performance-based bonus Equity (NASDAQ: MGNI) 401k Retirement Savings Plan with Employer Match Parental Leave Disability and Life Insurance
Responsibilities:
Lead and support contract negotiations with strategic partners on complex commercial and technology matters Structure, draft, negotiate, and advise on technology and commercial agreements (advertising technology solutions, platform vendor and data agreements) Collaborate with internal clients to provide legal support, identify issues, and propose solutions for commercialization Support privacy, data, and security initiatives as they relate to technology and commercial agreements Improve contracting processes and management, including developing internal policies Drive and support special projects related to company policies and marketing
Key requirements:
6+ years practicing in top law firm and/or in-house with relevant transactional experience Prior technology, digital advertising, data/privacy, and/or intellectual property experience Excellent business judgment and ability to assess legal risk while advising under tight deadlines Ability to work independently and in a highly collaborative team; multitask and set priorities Self-motivation, adaptability, strong work ethic, quick learner Business-oriented mindset and creative problem-solving Leadership qualities and ability to interact with clients and colleagues at all levels License to practice law in California or New York (bar membership or Registered In-House Counsel) collaboration leadership communication technology agreements data/privacy intellectual property
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