Commercial Counsel

Join Notabene, a fast-growing tech company, as a Commercial Counsel based in Europe. In this hands-on role, you will manage international commercial transactions, advise internal business teams, and support the development of our legal operations and AI capabilities. You will draft, review, and negotiate complex agreements, implement AI-powered legal tools, and work with technical teams to ensure contractual commitments align with our technology and security practices. Enjoy flexible remote work, unlimited PTO, and a $1000 WFH stipend.

• Assister le Conseiller Général dans la gestion des négociations commerciales internationales et gérer de manière autonome les contrats et projets assignés.
• Rédiger, examiner et négocier des accords commerciaux complexes, y compris des accords SaaS, de partenariat et autres.
• Mettre en œuvre des outils juridiques alimentés par l'IA, améliorer les flux de travail contractuels et conduire des améliorations des opérations et des processus juridiques.

• Ability to deliver rapid turnarounds in a fast-moving startup environment, with the willingness to work flexibly across international time zones
• Native-level or fully fluent written and spoken English, with a track record of independently drafting and negotiating complex legal documentation in English
• Fully qualified lawyer in an EU jurisdiction with 3–5 years of post-qualification experience, ideally gained within top-tier law firms, fast-growing tech environments, or a mix of both
• Extensive experience driving end-to-end negotiations for complex enterprise technology agreements, particularly with highly regulated or global corporate clients
• A commercially minded approach to risk management - able to balance business growth with legal exposure, articulate clear risks to stakeholders, and discern strict legal/regulatory imperatives from negotiable commercial points
• Strong foundation in European regulatory frameworks relevant to tech companies, including data protection, privacy, and sector-specific operational/outsourcing requirements, along with the ability to adapt to international regulatory regimes