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Assistant Manager – Modern Mexican Concept

Menlo Park, California | On-Site Leadership Role

A new restaurant featuring modern, elevated Mexican cuisine is opening in Menlo Park from one of the Bay Area’s leading hospitality groups. We are seeking an experienced Assistant Manager with a minimum of 3 years of restaurant management experience in upscale or polished casual dining, ideally within the Palo Alto or Peninsula area. Experience with new restaurant openings and time spent with a well regarded Bay Area hospitality group are strongly preferred.

This is a hands on, on site leadership position based in Menlo Park, California. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application and must not require current or future employer sponsorship. Visa sponsorship and relocation assistance are not available for this role. Applicants who do not meet these requirements will not be considered.

The Assistant Manager plays a key role in supporting the General Manager in overseeing daily restaurant operations. This position is responsible for assisting with staff leadership, delivering exceptional guest experiences, maintaining operational excellence, and supporting the achievement of financial and performance goals. The ideal candidate is a strong leader who thrives in a fast paced environment and is passionate about building a collaborative, high performing team culture.

Skills and Qualifications: 

• 3 + years management experience in an upscale restaurant desired
• Strong understanding of P&L management
• Active Food Handlers, Sexual Harassment and Alcohol Beverage Control (RBS) certifications
• Mexican cuisine experience is a plus
• Knowledge of food safety and hygiene regulations
• Proven ability to train, lead and motivate diverse Front-of-House (FOH) team
• Experience with Toast, POS systems, ADP, Opentable, Doordash, Ubereats
• Working knowledge of google spreadsheets and docs a plus
• Knowledge of wine and beverage service a plus

Responsibilities: 

1. Operations Management: 

• Supervise daily restaurant operations including Front-of-House (FOH) and Back-of-House (BOH) activities
• Monitor adherence of health, safety and food quality standards
• Ensure the restaurant is clean, organized and fully operational during shifts

1. Customer Service: 

• Model and enforce exceptional customer service practices
• Address and resolve guests’ complaints in a professional manner
• Identify opportunities to enhance the guest experience

1. Staff Leadership: 

• Assist in hiring, training, and mentoring restaurant staff
• Prepare employee schedules and cover shift coverage
• Monitor staff performance and provide feedback or corrective action when necessary

1. Financial Oversight: 

• Assist in managing budgets, controlling labor costs and analyzing sales trends
• Support inventory management, ordering and cost control processes
• Collaborate with General Manager on promotional campaigns and events

1. Team Collaboration: 

• Foster a positive team-oriented work environment
• Communicate effectively with kitchen staff, servers and management
• Ensure alignment of team goals with company objectives

Compensation and Benefits: 

• Quarterly and annual performance-based bonus
• Comprehensive benefits package: Health, Dental, Vision and 401(k)
• Opportunity to work in a creative and culturally rich culinary environment
• Dining discounts across family of restaurants and daily staff meals

Equal Employment Opportunities (EEO): 

Burma Food Group provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetics and other protected classes. We also consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records, consistent with legal requirements. In addition to federal law requirements, Burma Food Group complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company operates.

About The Role

The House of Stake (HoS) is the decentralized, token-based governance body within the NEAR ecosystem, operating at the intersection of governance, legal structure, funding flows, and stakeholder coordination.

As HoS evolves in scope and operational complexity, we need a dedicated Operations Manager, hired by the House of Stake Foundation, to establish independent operations capacities, and ensure structural rigor, documentation integrity, payment execution reliability, and full operational visibility across initiatives.

This is not a generic ops role, it is governance-critical infrastructure.

What’ll You’ll Do

Currently, operational responsibilities (documentation, payment tracking, contract coordination, reporting) are distributed across leadership.

To scale responsibly and reduce operational risk, we need a single owner who:

• Ensures all documentation and contracts are complete and accessible
• Executes and tracks payments reliably
• Maintains operational oversight across HoS initiatives
• Creates structured, audit-ready systems
• Enables Governance leadership to focus on strategy rather than administration

The HoS Operations Manager will be responsible for:

Operational integrity, documentation completeness, payment execution, and governance process reliability.

They will act as the connective tissue between:

• HoS Foundation
• HoS Governance, and Head of Governance
• NEAR Foundation Legal
• NEAR Foundation Finance
• External stakeholders

A. Documentation & Contract Oversight

• Ensure all contracts, amendments, and supporting documents are properly executed and stored
• Maintain a centralized contract tracker
• Track approval workflows and ensure no agreements proceed without required sign-offs
• Ensure documentation is audit-ready and systematically organized
• Coordinate closely with Legal on contract lifecycle

B. Payment Execution & Financial Coordination

• Prepare and execute (crypto and FIAT) payment requests
• Ensure documentation and approvals are complete before payment processing
• Track payment status and reconcile commitments
• Maintain budget visibility across HoS activities
• Coordinate with Finance to ensure timely execution

C. Operational Tracking & Visibility

• Maintain a live overview of all HoS initiatives and commitments
• Track milestones, dependencies, and execution risks
• Flag delays, compliance gaps, or missing documentation
• Develop lightweight reporting dashboards for leadership

D. Process Design & Systems

• Design scalable operational workflows
• Create clarity around handoffs between Governance, Legal, and Finance
• Introduce structured templates and standards
• Reduce operational ambiguity and institutional risk

Who You Are

We are looking for someone who is:

• Operationally rigorous and detail-oriented
• Comfortable operating in governance- and legal-heavy environments
• Highly structured and process-driven
• Proactive and comfortable with ownership
• Calm under ambiguity and complexity
• Strong at cross-functional coordination
• 5+ years in operations, program management, governance operations, legal ops, or similar
• Experience managing contracts and documentation workflows
• Experience coordinating with Legal and Finance teams
• Strong organizational and tracking skills
• High risk awareness and attention to detail
• Experience building or formalizing operational systems

What Sets You Apart

• Experience working in regulated or compliance-heavy environments, experience in compliance and legal operations is a strong advantage
• Experience in foundations, DAOs, or Web3 ecosystems, preferably in the NEAR ecosystem
• Exposure to governance frameworks

Entry Level Commercial Legal Analyst | Leading AI Company| San Francisco, CA | Hybrid Full-Time Contract — 6 Months | Start: July 2026| $65/hr

About the Role

A leading AI company is hiring a Commercial Legal Analyst to join their in-house legal team on a full-time, 6-month contract basis. This is a hands-on opportunity built for early-career candidates and upcoming or recent graduates who are seriously considering law school and want real legal experience before they get there.

You will work directly alongside experienced attorneys, get exposure to how a high-performing legal team operates, and build a foundation that will strengthen both your law school application and your long-term legal career.

What You Will Do

• Support attorneys with contract review, drafting, and processing across NDAs, vendor agreements, and strategic partnerships
• Track negotiations, summarize issues, and keep contracts moving to completion
• Partner with internal teams across Sales, Finance, Marketing, and Research on day-to-day legal workflows
• Help build, maintain, and improve legal templates, processes, and knowledge resources
• Conduct research, manage documentation, and support internal legal operations
• Escalate non-standard or judgment-heavy issues to attorneys as appropriate

Who This Is For

• Recent graduates or upcoming graduates (class of 2025 or 2026) with a B.A. or B.S.
• Early-career candidates with up to 3 years of experience who are on a pre-law track
• Strong writers with excellent attention to detail and organizational skills
• Curious, coachable, and motivated by long-term growth in the legal field
• Collaborative, low-ego, team-first mindset

Backgrounds we are targeting: political science, philosophy, history, economics, legal studies, public policy, or any humanities or analytical discipline with a legal focus.

Nice to have: any exposure to legal, contracts, compliance, policy, or research through internships, coursework, or campus involvement.

Compensation and Details

• Pay: $65/hr
• Location: San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)
• Duration: Full-time, 6-month contract
• Start date: July 2026 (flexible to accommodate graduation timelines)

Why This Opportunity

• Direct mentorship from experienced attorneys at one of the most recognized companies in technology
• Meaningful exposure to commercial legal work at the intersection of AI, business, and law
• A strong resume asset and practical foundation for law school applications
• Full-time hours with a competitive hourly rate

About LegalOS

LegalOS is a YC-backed immigration law startup that combines cutting-edge AI with experienced attorney oversight to deliver faster, smarter visa petitions. We specialize in business immigration—O-1A/O-1B extraordinary ability, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, and H-1B visas—and operate an attorney-in-the-loop model where AI accelerates research, drafting, and case strategy while licensed attorneys make every legal decision.

We’re a small, high-output team that punches well above its weight. If you want to do meaningful immigration work, learn fast, and help build something from the ground up—this is the role.

The Role

We’re looking for an Immigration Operations Lead with hands-on experience in business immigration—whether that’s as a paralegal, immigration assistant, or in another operational role at a firm or company that handles employment-based visas. You should know visa categories like O-1A, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, and H-1B inside and out—not from a textbook, but from actually building cases, assembling evidence packages, and navigating USCIS adjudication standards. You know what a strong petition looks like and what gets an RFE.

You’ll own the operational side of our case portfolio—managing timelines, coordinating evidence collection, preparing filings, and communicating directly with clients over email, video, and Slack throughout the petition process. You’ll work alongside our supervising attorney and client-facing team to make sure every case is strategically airtight and filed on time.

This is not a traditional immigration role. We’re building at the intersection of AI and immigration law, and we need someone who’s genuinely excited about that. You’ll use AI-powered tools daily to draft petition documents, analyze case strategy, and build evidence packages. We don’t need you to be a technologist—we need you to be a sharp immigration professional who sees AI as a force multiplier for doing better legal work.

What You’ll Do

•      Manage a portfolio of business immigration cases (O-1A, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, H-1B) from intake through approval—you own the case, not just pieces of it

•      Build petition packages that win: draft cover letters, structure exhibits, compile and organize evidence of extraordinary ability or national interest

•      Coordinate evidence collection with clients—chase down recommendation letters, compile publications and citation records, gather awards, press coverage, and salary data

•      Draft and refine petition narratives and support letters using AI-assisted tools, flagging unverified claims and weak spots for attorney review

•      Conduct case assessments: evaluate client profiles against USCIS criteria, identify evidence gaps, and recommend filing strategies before the attorney consultation

•      Communicate directly with clients over email, video, and Slack—provide status updates, answer procedural questions, manage expectations, and keep cases moving forward

•      Monitor USCIS processing times, policy updates, and RFE trends—you’re the team’s source of truth on what’s happening at the agency

•      Help improve and systematize our internal workflows, templates, and AI-assisted processes as we scale

Who You Are

You’re smart, self-sufficient, and relentlessly detail-oriented. When someone describes their background, you’re already mapping it to O-1A criteria or thinking about whether NIW is the stronger play. You’ve seen enough cases to know what evidence actually moves the needle with USCIS and what’s filler. You pick things up fast, you don’t let things fall through the cracks, and when you get feedback you actually incorporate it—quickly and without needing to be told twice.

Must-Haves

•      3+ years of hands-on experience in business immigration—as a paralegal, immigration assistant, case coordinator, or similar operational role where you personally prepared and filed employment-based petitions (O-1, EB-1, EB-2 NIW, H-1B)

•      Deep familiarity with USCIS evidentiary standards, filing procedures, and forms (I-129, I-140, I-485)—the kind of knowledge that comes from building real cases, not just reading about them

•      Extremely detail-oriented—you catch inconsistencies in dates, job titles, evidence, and filing requirements before they become problems, and you take pride in getting things right the first time

•      A quick learner who can absorb new tools, processes, and feedback rapidly and apply them independently going forward

•      Strong written communication: you can draft persuasive petition narratives, articulate a client’s extraordinary ability, and write client-facing messages that are clear, professional, and on-brand

•      Self-sufficient and organized—you can manage multiple active cases simultaneously, prioritize without hand-holding, and proactively flag issues before they escalate

•      Receptive to feedback and committed to continuous improvement—you take coaching well, integrate it into your work, and don’t repeat the same mistakes

•      Comfortable communicating with clients across multiple channels (email, Slack, video) and keeping them informed without being prompted

•      Genuine interest in working with AI tools to do better immigration work—you don’t need prior AI experience, but you should be curious, adaptable, and excited about what’s possible

•      Available to work in person at our San Francisco office at least 3 days per week

Nice-to-Haves

•      Direct experience with O-1A or EB-1A petitions—you understand extraordinary ability criteria and how to structure evidence across multiple prongs

•      Paralegal certificate or bachelor’s degree in a related field

•      Familiarity with legal tech platforms, case management software, or document automation tools

•      Startup or small-team experience—you thrive without heavy process and can figure things out independently

•    Bilingual (any language)—many of our clients are international professionals

Salary: $85K-$110K

NEW IN - Insurance Defense Associate | Maritime & Transportation Litigation | Complex High-Seas Cases | Up to $200K | San Francisco Bay Area (Hybrid)

About the Firm & Opportunity

Join a respected San Francisco Bay Area boutique that's a go-to leader in admiralty, maritime, transportation, and insurance litigation—handling sophisticated cases for carriers, shipowners, insurers, and industry clients with fast, cost-effective results and deep sector expertise.

Highlights

• Premier Maritime & Transportation Practice — Specialize in admiralty, cargo/shipping disputes, marine insurance, Jones Act claims, subrogation, and transportation litigation
• National + Global Scope — Cases across the U.S. with growing Asia focus and strong ties to key marine insurance hubs (London, New York)
• Industry Respect — Attorneys and firm highly regarded in maritime, insurance, and transportation circles; active in associations and frequent industry speakers
• Strong Mentorship — Hands-on training across all areas; never pigeonholed—explore what suits you with supportive senior guidance
• Clear Growth Path — Build your niche fast with real potential for partnership (typically 7–8 years for top performers)
• Travel & Variety — Nationwide and international cases (e.g., London, Vancouver) for diverse, engaging work

The Role

• Handle insurance defense in complex maritime and transportation matters: cargo disputes, Jones Act employment claims, marine insurance coverage, global shipping issues
• Manage cases from inception through trial/appeal, with direct client interaction
• Work on high-stakes, technically demanding disputes with recurring major industry players

Compensation:

• Competitive package up to $200,000 base (DOE) + benefits

Location: San Fran

• Hybrid Flexibility

Must-Haves

• 2–3+ years of civil litigation / insurance defense experience (maritime background not required—transferable skills welcome)
• Active California Bar license
• Strong litigation fundamentals: managing cases end-to-end, research, drafting, depositions, court appearances
• Collaborative, team-oriented mindset

This role suits a motivated associate eager for specialized, interesting work in a boutique setting with genuine work-life consideration, industry prestige, and long-term career upside.

Apply Confidentially

Email resume:

Book a quick, no-obligation chat: inquiries strictly confidential.

Job Title: 1st Year - Associate Attorney

Location: Mountain View, California (Hybrid / In-Office Preferred)

Company: Trademarkia, LegalForce RAPC Worldwide P.C.

About Us

Trademarkia, operated by LegalForce RAPC Worldwide P.C., is one of the largest trademark filing law firms in the world — headquartered in Mountain View, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley. We blend AI-driven technology with real attorney expertise to make intellectual property protection more efficient, affordable, and accessible.

Our clients include startups, small businesses, and global corporations, and our attorneys routinely handle trademark filings, oppositions, cancellations, and brand enforcement matters both in the U.S. and abroad.

Position Overview

We are seeking a Trademark Attorney with strong writing, advocacy, and client communication skills — someone who enjoys disputes, strategic argumentation, and litigation-style problem solving.

This is an ideal position for a candidate who:

• Has mock trial or moot court experience in law school,
• Enjoys research, advocacy, and legal argument, and
• Wants to combine that passion with practical client-facing trademark law practice.

You’ll handle a mix of trademark prosecution and contentious proceedings (such as office actions, oppositions, and cease-and-desist matters) — with opportunities to grow into federal IP litigation and TTAB work.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct trademark clearance searches and draft legal opinions on availability and registrability.
• Prepare and file U.S. and international trademark applications via the USPTO and WIPO systems.
• Draft persuasive Office Action responses, particularly to likelihood-of-confusion or descriptiveness refusals.
• Handle opposition and cancellation proceedings before the TTAB.
• Draft cease-and-desist letters and help negotiate dispute resolutions between parties.
• Conduct research on brand protection and enforcement matters.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys on federal litigation preparation and case strategy.
• Participate in developing AI-assisted legal workflows that improve speed and accuracy for clients.
• Supervise paralegals, review filings, and maintain top-tier client communication.

Qualifications

• J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school.
• Active bar membership in at least one U.S. state (California preferred).
• No legal experience needed initially.
• Strong written advocacy and research skills — mock trial, moot court, or clerkship experience a plus.
• Comfortable drafting arguments, motions, or legal memoranda.
• Interest in dispute resolution and litigation — TTAB or federal IP litigation exposure preferred.
• Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple client matters efficiently.
• Experience with USPTO procedures, the Madrid Protocol, and brand enforcement strategies.

Compensation & Benefits

Starting Salary Range: $75,000/yr

Benefits Include:

• Health, dental, and vision coverage.
• 401(k) plan with company matching.
• Paid time off, flexible scheduling, and hybrid work setup.
• CLE reimbursement and mentoring for federal litigation development.
• Fast advancement into Litigation Lead or Managing Attorney roles for high performers.

Why Join Trademarkia

• Opportunity to blend litigation advocacy with technology-driven law practice.
• Exposure to thousands of real-world disputes and brand enforcement cases each year.
• Work alongside experienced trademark attorneys and legal technologists.
• Help build the future of legal services by integrating human judgment with AI intelligence.
• Be part of a modern Silicon Valley law firm that values innovation, precision, and justice.

Position: Corporate Paralegal, Securities

Location: Palo Alto, CA

Onsite Logistics: 2/3 Days Onsite (HYBRID)

Hours: 930am – 530pm (35-Hour work week)

Salary: $170,000 - $200,000 with additional OT and Annual Bonus

A highly respected AmLaw-caliber law firm is seeking a Corporate & Securities Paralegal (3–5 years) to join its Corporate & Securities practice in San Francisco. This is a front-line transactional role supporting sophisticated corporate matters for high-growth private companies, venture-backed startups, and public company clients.

This position offers meaningful responsibility, direct attorney interaction, and exposure to M&A, venture financings, IPO-adjacent work, and complex securities compliance—ideal for a paralegal looking to deepen their transactional skill set in a fast-paced, high-performance environment.

You will play a critical role in supporting attorneys through all phases of corporate and securities transactions, including:

• Prepare and maintain capitalization tables, and assist with equity issuances, option grants, and incentive equity plans
• Support venture capital financings, mergers & acquisitions, and other strategic transactions
• Assist with entity formations, reorganizations, and ongoing corporate governance matters
• Prepare and manage closing sets, signature pages, and post-closing deliverables
• Draft and file SEC forms, Blue Sky filings, and related securities notices
• Maintain corporate records, minute books, and electronic data rooms
• Conduct due diligence and support attorney review of transactional materials
• Work closely with attorneys and internal teams to ensure accuracy, compliance, and efficiency across transactions

What We’re Looking For

• 3–5 years of direct experience as a Corporate / Securities Paralegal (law firm experience strongly preferred)
• Hands-on experience with:
• Corporate transactions (M&A, venture financings, company formations)
• Securities filings and Blue Sky compliance
• Cap table management software (Carta, Pulley, or similar)
• Strong understanding of corporate governance, capitalization fundamentals, and transaction workflows
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel (sorting, filtering, formulas, analysis)
• Experience with DocuSign and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Exceptional organization, attention to detail, and time-management skills
• High degree of professional judgment, discretion, and integrity
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a deadline-driven environment
• Bachelor’s degree required (Business, Finance, Accounting, or related field preferred)
• ECA designation or CEP certification is a plus
• Flexibility to work overtime as needed to support transaction timelines

Why This Role

• Work on high-profile, market-moving transactions
• Support innovative startups and established public companies
• Join a collaborative, high-caliber legal team
• Gain exposure to complex securities and transactional matters
• Clear runway for professional growth and skill development

Position: Legal Secretary

Law Firm: Top 20 Ranked Globally

Location: San Francisco, CA

Onsite Schedule: Hybrid

Target Salary: $90,000 - $115,000 (DOE) with OT and Bonus as additional compensation

Job Description:

• Coordinates and tracks numerous legal matters of all types.
• Creates, edits, formats, and proofreads documents including agreements, contracts, plans, etc.
• Prepares and finalizes legal documents for e-Filing and filing via PACER.
• Communicates directly and on behalf of attorneys with third parties, including client representatives, other companies, and other institutions.
• Creates, executes, and monitors systems to manage client workflow, tasks, and documentation.
• Creates, edits, formats, and proofreads various documents, appropriately maintaining such documents within the firm’s file management system.
• Organizes and coordinates conference calls and client meetings.
• Prepares new client matter requests and coordinates approval, conflict search processes, and new matter letters.
• Reviews and edits bills and related reports according to client billing arrangements and facilitates prompt responses to client billing inquiries.
• Maintains a multitude of open client matters in Serengeti.
• Maintains electronic and paper files following Firm and client service team guidelines.
• Maintains and monitors attorney calendars.
• Coordinates and/or books travel arrangements.
• Prepares, tracks and maintains attorney expenses in Chrome River.

Your Mission

We are seeking an experienced, strategic, and dynamic General Counsel to serve as a key member of our executive leadership team. You will be responsible for leading our global legal, compliance, regulatory affairs, and corporate governance functions. Your primary mission is to lead and successfully execute our planned US public listing and, in the process, build a world-class legal and risk management framework capable of supporting our global scale and growth.

Key Responsibilities

1. Capital Strategy and IPO Execution (Primary Focus)

• Lead the US IPO Process: Take full ownership of all legal aspects of the company's Initial Public Offering (IPO) on a US stock exchange (e.g., NYSE or NASDAQ).
• Strategic Advisor: Act as the chief legal advisor to the executive team and Board of Directors on all IPO-related matters, including structure, timeline, compliance, and risk.
• External Counsel Management: Lead, coordinate, and manage relationships with external legal counsel, underwriters, auditors, and other advisors involved in the IPO.
• Document Drafting and Review: Oversee and deeply engage in the preparation, review, and finalization of all IPO-related legal documents, including the registration statement (F-1), governance charters, and more.
• Ensure Compliance: Ensure the company's full compliance with all SEC and other relevant regulatory requirements before, during, and after the public listing.

2. Legal and Compliance Leadership

• Corporate Governance: Establish and maintain robust corporate governance standards for a public company, supporting the Board of Directors and its committees (Audit, Compensation, Nominating & Governance).
• Compliance Framework: Build and enhance a global compliance program covering anti-corruption (FCPA), antitrust, trade compliance, data privacy & security (GDPR, CCPA), and export controls.
• M&A and Financing: Lead legal due diligence, structuring, negotiation, and execution for strategic investments, financing rounds, joint ventures, and M&A transactions.
• Commercial Contracts: Guide the team in reviewing and negotiating complex commercial agreements, including global strategic partnerships, major sales and procurement contracts, and technology licensing agreements.
• IP Strategy: Work closely with the technology team to develop and implement a global intellectual property strategy, managing patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
• Dispute Resolution: Manage significant litigation, arbitration, and other dispute resolution proceedings.

3. Team Management and Strategic Collaboration

• Build, mentor, and lead a high-performing global legal team.
• Act as a key member of the executive team, actively participating in strategic decision-making and providing proactive legal and risk counsel.
• Collaborate closely with cross-functional departments (Finance, HR, Business Development, R&D) to support overall business objectives.

Qualifications

Mandatory Requirements:

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) or equivalent law degree from a recognized law school in the US, China, or other common law jurisdiction, with active bar membership in good standing.
• A minimum of 15 years of legal experience, including a senior role at a top-tier law firm or as in-house counsel at a high-growth multinational technology company.
• Must have a proven track record of leading at least one company through a complete US IPO process and deep familiarity with post-IPO ongoing compliance obligations.
• Extensive expertise in US securities laws, Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), and stock exchange listing rules.
• Demonstrated excellence in corporate governance, M&A, complex commercial negotiations, and compliance management within a multinational context.
• Outstanding communication, negotiation, and leadership skills in both English and Mandarin Chinese, with the ability to effectively liaise with internal and external stakeholders.
• Exceptional business acumen and strategic thinking, with the ability to translate complex legal issues into practical business solutions.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth technology environment, demonstrating adaptability and resilience.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior in-house experience within the green tech, renewable energy, IoT, or SaaS industries.
• Experience handling complex cross-border data privacy and regulatory matters.
• Proven experience in building and leading a distributed, global legal team.

We Offer

• A unique opportunity to define and lead the future of the global green tech industry.
• A senior executive role at the core of the company's most critical historical moment.
• A highly competitive compensation and benefits package, including a significant equity component.
• The opportunity to work with a world-class executive team and Board of Directors.
• An open, innovative, and mission-driven work culture.