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Company Overview
Arcesium is a global financial technology firm that solves complex data-driven challenges faced by some of the world’s most sophisticated financial institutions. We constantly innovate our platform and capabilities to meet tomorrow’s challenges, anticipate the risks our clients encounter, and design advanced solutions to help our clients achieve transformational business outcomes.
Financial technology is a high-growth industry as change and innovation continue to disrupt the status-quo and prompt major transformation. Arcesium is at a particularly interesting time in our own growth as we look to leverage our successfully established market position and expand operations in pursuit of strategic new business opportunities. We value intellectual curiosity, proactive ownership, and collaboration with colleagues, and we empower you to meaningfully contribute from day one and accelerate your professional development.
Position Summary Arcesium seeks a talented attorney with an intellectual property and technology transactions background to join its Legal & Compliance team. While the primary focus of this role is on intellectual property and technology transactions, the scope of this position may also extend to general corporate, employment, litigation, and other legal matters as needed. This individual will become part of a small, highly skilled team of lawyers responsible for a wide range of commercial contracts, negotiating on behalf of Arcesium in both customer and vendor relationships, and will be only the second attorney in Arcesium ’s U.S. Legal & Compliance group. This role can be based remotely within the United States.
Responsibilities
Draft, review, and negotiate customer and vendor agreements Handle various technology, purchase, service, and consulting agreements Review RFPs and DDQs (due diligence questionnaires) as primary representative of the Legal team Serve as the internal point of contact for outside counsel handling NDAs, fielding questions as they arise Advise business team members within the company on intellectual property matters and other legal issues, including issues related to generative artificial intelligence Support general corporate, employment, and litigation matters as they arise, reflecting the team’s broader scope of responsibility
Qualifications
A law degree, an impressive record of academic achievement, and at least 3-5 years of experience in-house and/or at a law firm
Experience should include reviewing and negotiating licensing, technology, and other commercial contracts (on behalfof both customers and vendor) as well as advising clients on intellectual property issues and contract interpretation more generally
Prior experience with issues relating to open-source software and/or generative artificial intelligence is a plus, but not required Comfortable juggling competing priorities and working independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment Excellent analytical abilities, outstanding judgment, keen attention to detail, an impressive work ethic, and proven drafting, communication, and organizational skills
The expected annual base salary for this position is $170,000.00 - $200,000.00. Our compensation package includes variable compensation in the form of a year-end bonus, guaranteed in the first year of hire, benefits including medical and prescription drug coverage, and 401k contribution matching.
The applicable annual base salary paid to a successful applicant will be determined based on multiple factors including without limitation the nature and extent of prior experience and educational background.
Remote eligible states include: NY, NJ, MA, MN, IL, FL, TX, OH, PA, CT, NC, CA, GA
Arcesium 's Personal Data Privacy Notice for Candidates is linked here.
Recruiting SecurityEmails from genuine Arcesium recruiters who are employees of the company will always come from the @arcesium.com domain. In some cases, you may also be contacted by independent search firms engaged to recruit on our behalf; emails from their employees should always come from their firm's applicable domain. We'll never ask for your banking information or any payment as part of the recruiting process. If something seems off or you're contacted by an unexpected third party, please reach out to us at (US/UK), (India) or (Portugal/Sweden).
