Legal Role - FinTech - LLB

Company Overview:

Organization is a global neo-bank that provides seamless access to essential financial services such as bank accounts, debit cards, credit cards, and more for immigrants moving outside Indian borders. Cross border neo-bank which helps migrants get access to credit in the new country based on their home country credit score.

As we continue to grow into multiple geographies, product lines and customer segments, we are seeking a dynamic Legal to join us and support our journey

Role: Corporate legal

Location: Bangalore

The candidate will be expected to provide support with drafting, reviewing, and negotiating all strategic partner engagements and advise business teams on various aspects relating to the Partner Ecosystem. The position requires regular communication with key business stakeholders, sharp business acumen, excellent contract drafting skills, and the ability to negotiate effectively with opposing counsel, while successfully protecting the interests of the company. The attorney will be part of a dynamic, collegial, and growing practice group within the Company

RESPONSIBILITIES:

1. Experience in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating software license agreements (saas), IT services contracts (e.g., Cloud and hosting agreements), IP licenses, online advertisement/marketing agreements, hardware purchase and leasing agreements, staffing contracts, IT development agreements, collaboration agreements, non-disclosure agreements, etc.

2. Knowledge of legal and compliance issues, such as data protection issues, relating to cross-border transactions, FEMA, and RBI guidelines.

3. Exposure to contract disputes, including dispute resolution and/or litigation (preferred)

4. Requires working with senior leadership and advising them

QUALIFICATIONS:

- Bachelor's degree in Law (LLB) or equivalent; a Master's degree or professional certification (e.g., Bar Admission) is a plus.

- Experience: 3+ years of post-qualification experience, preferably in fintech, financial services, or technology sectors as in-house counsel or in law firms.