Top Fintech Legal Jobs in New York City, NY

The Vice President, Chief Counsel - Corporate Law provides corporate legal advice on SEC reporting, transactional, governance, and regulatory matters, while acting as a trusted adviser to various teams in the enterprise.

The Associate Counsel will support the General Counsel by handling legal matters, managing contracts, and improving legal workflows with AI.

The Vice President, Attorney, Regulatory Compliance role involves supporting the Global CCO in compliance program execution, regulatory guidance, and team mentorship while managing compliance for investment products.

This role focuses on improving legal operations by creating systems and workflows. Responsibilities include contract operations and leveraging AI tools for efficiency.

The Assistant General Counsel, Employment provides legal advice on employment law, ethics, and policies to support the enterprise's operations both domestically and internationally. They collaborate with various teams on compliance, investigations, and employee matters, and ensure adherence to laws and standards across multiple jurisdictions.

The Counsel will design AI governance frameworks, ensure regulatory compliance, negotiate contracts, and partner with teams to manage AI responsibly across various business functions in a global context.

The Senior Privacy Counsel will advise on privacy laws, develop strategies for compliance in the Americas, and implement privacy programs, focusing on US, Canadian, and Brazilian regulations.

The Corporate Counsel will oversee corporate governance, M&A, capital markets, and strategic transactions, providing legal advice to Ramp's executive team and Board of Directors.

This role involves conducting legal research, drafting memoranda, reviewing contracts, preparing summaries, and collaborating with legal and compliance teams.

The Legislative Affairs Director leads legislative efforts, coordinates with experts and lobbyists, manages client-related issues, and develops state legislative agendas, requiring significant experience in tax policy and government affairs.