We are seeking a versatile, high-caliber Senior Corporate Counsel to join our legal team. As a generalist, you will navigate the intersection of traditional corporate law and the evolving landscape of digital assets and fintech. This role is perfect for a lawyer who thrives on variety—handling everything from high-stakes M&A and venture financing to the intricate nuances of crypto-specific commercial contracts. 1. Commercial Transactions & Specialized Contracting • Draft, negotiate, and manage complex commercial agreements. • Lead legal review for Crypto and Payment-related contracts, including liquidity provideragreements, custody arrangements, and payment processing terms. 2. Corporate Governance & International Operations • Oversee corporate governance for our US and global entities, ensuring compliance with local statutory requirements. • Manage board secretarial duties, including drafting resolutions, maintaining minute books, and managing entity formations/dissolutions. • Stay abreast of evolving regulatory requirements in multiple jurisdictions. 3. Strategic Transactions (M&A & Fundraising) • Provide end-to-end legal support for fundraising rounds. • Execute Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), including due diligence management, data room oversight, and definitive agreement negotiation. • Manage relationship with outside counsel to ensure cost-effective and high-quality deliverables. 4. General Advisory & Stakeholder Support • Serve as a trusted advisor to internal stakeholders (Product, Finance, HR, and Operations) on day-to-day legal issues. • Proactively identify legal risks and implement scalable mitigation strategies. • Support the development and refinement of internal legal templates and playbooks. • Support MTL applications • Education: J.D. from an accredited US law school and active bar membership in at least one US jurisdiction. • Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience in a high-growth "in-house" environment. • Domain Expertise: Proven track record in fintech, payments, or the crypto/web3 space is highly preferred. • Communication: Ability to explain "legalese" to non-lawyers with clarity, wit, and brevity. • Adaptability: Comfortable with ambiguity and able to pivot quickly in a fast-paced global regulatory environment.