Regulatory Counsel at taptapsend | London

Join Our Mission at taptapsendAt taptapsend, we are revolutionizing the way financial services are accessed in emerging markets. Our mission is to empower families, stimulate local economies, and reshape the financial landscape for millions.Since our inception in 2019, we have fundamentally altered cross-border money transfers, operating across six continent…

About UsAt Taptapsend, we are on a mission to revolutionize cross-border financial services for emerging markets. Our goal is to empower families, stimulate local economies, and transform access to financial services for millions of individuals.Since our inception in 2019, we have reshaped the landscape of international money transfers, operating across six continents and facilitating transactions through both bustling and underserved remittance corridors. We are capitalizing on a significant transition from traditional banking to mobile financial solutions, ensuring that digital finance reaches areas previously neglected by conventional systems. Our next phase of growth includes a suite of services tailored to diaspora communities, such as local cards and enhanced savings and payment functionalities.We are rapidly expanding, supported by elite investors, and scaling a product that merges real-world impact with innovative fintech solutions.Here’s more about us:Founded by accomplished Harvard alumni and serial entrepreneurs who previously created Segovia (acquired) and GiveDirectly (over $300M in revenue and recognized as the fastest-growing NGO globally).Supported by esteemed investors like Spark Capital, Canaan, Reid Hoffman, Breyer Capital, Unbound, and Wamda, among others.Composed of top-tier talent from Bain, Google, McKinsey, Uber, Checkout, Bolt, and more - we prioritize speed, humility, and a deep commitment to our mission.A truly global team comprised of over 250 individuals spanning 50+ nationalities and speaking more than 50 languages.Driven by our core values of ownership, impact, humility, and heart - we embody these principles in action.Role OverviewAs the Global Expansion Lead, you will report directly to the Director of Regulatory Affairs. You will be responsible for developing and executing our regulatory licensing strategy as we venture into new international markets. Positioned at the crossroads of regulation, product development, and market expansion, you will collaborate cross-functionally to secure the necessary regulatory approvals.You’ll oversee licensing applications across various jurisdictions, cultivate relationships with regulatory bodies and external consultants, and serve as a vital internal collaborator with teams across Legal, Compliance, Product, Operations, and Commercial sectors. This role is ideal for an individual who excels in intricate regulatory landscapes and is passionate about transforming strategic expansion into tangible outcomes.

About AboundAt Abound, we are revolutionizing consumer lending across the UK and beyond. By harnessing the power of advanced AI and Open Banking data, we deliver fair and affordable personal finance solutions to a broader audience. Unlike traditional lenders, who primarily focus on credit scores, we assess the complete financial landscape of our customers—considering their spending habits and repayment capabilities to create a comprehensive understanding of each individual's unique financial needs.Our innovative approach has proven effective at scale; we've successfully issued over £1.3bn in loans, achieving industry-leading credit performance. For every 10 defaults expected in the industry, we experience only 3. Our growth trajectory is exceptional, achieving profitability just 2.5 years after our inception.Supported by over £2bn in funding from prominent investors such as Citi, GSR Ventures, and Deutsche Bank, we have been recognized as one of Europe’s fastest-growing fintech companies (Sifted, CNBC). As we continue to expand into new markets and product lines, we are on the lookout for ambitious individuals who are eager to learn, take ownership, and grow alongside us.Role SummaryAs we scale our operations, we are seeking a Regulatory Counsel with expertise in the Consumer Credit Act (CCA) and FCA CONC regulations. Your role will involve preparing submissions to the FCA and other regulatory bodies while advising senior leadership on regulatory risks pertinent to your area. You will also be responsible for drafting, implementing, and monitoring legally sound, plain-English templates, ensuring that live documents are consistent with approved versions. Given our small legal team, you will also assist with a variety of broader legal tasks.Key ResponsibilitiesRegulatory Submissions: Craft high-quality submissions and supporting documents, including Appointed Representative/IAR applications, waiver/modification requests, and applications for new permissions, while collaborating with external counsel as necessary.New Market Analysis: Identify and communicate critical legal and regulatory issues related to new products, markets, and geographies under consideration. Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure that decisions regarding new market entries are well-informed and effectively managed.Draft and Maintain Customer Credit Documentation: Oversee the lifecycle of customer credit documentation (pre-contract and post-contract), including credit agreements, PCCI, adequate explanations, statements, and notices (e.g., NOSIAs and Default Notices). Manage the suite of customer documentation, ensuring proper version control and approvals.

About the Role Taptapsend is hiring a Financial Reporting and Control Accountant for the London office. This position focuses on maintaining accurate financial reporting and upholding strong financial controls. What You Will Do Prepare financial statements and reports with attention to detail Analyze financial data to support business decisions Collaborate with teams across the company to gather and validate financial information Help ensure compliance with regulatory requirements Contribute to improving financial reporting processes and controls Who We’re Looking For This role suits someone who values accuracy, enjoys working with numbers, and wants to help strengthen financial operations. Experience in financial reporting, accounting, or a related field will be important for success.

Waymo is at the forefront of autonomous driving technology, dedicated to becoming the world's most trusted driver. Originating as the Google Self-Driving Car Project in 2009, Waymo has been committed to developing the Waymo Driver—The World’s Most Experienced Driver™—which aims to enhance mobility access and prevent countless lives lost due to traffic accidents. The Waymo Driver drives the comprehensive autonomous ride-hail service and can be adapted for a variety of vehicle platforms and applications. With over ten million rider-only trips under its belt, the Waymo Driver has accumulated extensive experience by driving more than 100 million miles on public roads, complemented by simulations across 15+ U.S. states.As a member of Waymo's Legal team, you will navigate the intricate legal landscape surrounding our groundbreaking autonomous driving technology, propelling our business initiatives from the innovation phase to large-scale commercial deployment. You will collaborate closely with experts in public policy, safety, security, and privacy to shape transportation policies that govern the future of autonomous driving. Your role will involve advising on regulatory updates to safeguard our global user base while working in tandem with engineering, product, strategy, and operations teams to develop and protect our intellectual property and facilitate corporate and commercial transactions. You will also ensure adherence to a complex and evolving array of global regulations and proactively manage high-profile legal challenges.In this hybrid role, you will report to the Managing Counsel for Regulatory, Policy, and Product.Key Responsibilities:Formulate a vision and strategic framework for compliance with various regulations, including interpreting existing legal frameworks that may not address our innovative technology, and advising on new laws relevant to autonomous vehicles and related technologies.Provide guidance on regulatory matters at local, state, federal, and international levels, with a focus on the UK and the EU (e.g., assessing requirements for operating in new territories, legislative review, and drafting proposed legislation).Participate in cross-functional planning to ensure regulatory compliance is integrated into project timelines.Address novel legal inquiries across diverse topics, including those that may be unfamiliar to you or the organization.Advise on proposed legislation and regulations, facilitating negotiations among stakeholders.Team up with our Policy department to devise advocacy strategies for engaging with regulators and policymakers.

Why Join Nebius? Nebius is at the forefront of a transformative era in cloud computing, catering to the global AI economy. We develop innovative tools and resources that empower our clients to tackle real-world challenges and revolutionize industries, all while minimizing infrastructure expenses and alleviating the need for extensive in-house AI/ML teams. Our team operates at the cutting edge of AI cloud infrastructure, collaborating with some of the most skilled and visionary leaders and engineers in the sector.Our Work Environment With our headquarters in Amsterdam and a listing on Nasdaq, Nebius boasts a global presence, with R&D hubs located across Europe, North America, and Israel. Our workforce of over 1,400 includes more than 400 highly trained engineers with profound expertise in both hardware and software engineering, complemented by an in-house AI R&D team.The OpportunityWe are actively searching for a Regulatory Counsel to enhance our Ethics and Compliance team, focusing on our trade controls program across US and EMEA operations. This role will involve providing strategic counsel on global trade regulations, including export controls and sanctions, while also addressing emerging regulatory challenges in the realms of AI, cloud services, and digital infrastructure (inclusive of data center operations).Your responsibilities will include collaborating across various departments such as product, engineering, sales, and operations; coordinating with external counsel on complex regulatory issues; and having the autonomy to influence our strategy regarding regulatory challenges. As a remote-first organization with a diverse team, you will need to be adept at working across different time zones and cultural contexts.Your Key Responsibilities:Provide guidance on US export control (EAR) and sanctions (OFAC) compliance, along with EU/UK export controls and sanctions as applicable, for AI cloud infrastructure services, including assessing license exceptions and deemed export considerations.Offer legal insights on escalated restricted party screening matters and advise on regulatory risks related to business partner onboarding and transaction reviews.Guide on export classifications, licensing evaluations, jurisdiction and classification, deemed export compliance, and access of foreign nationals to controlled technology.Advise on export control ramifications of cross-border technology transfers and...

Join Clear Junction, a pioneering global payments firm, licensed and regulated by the FCA in the UK, providing innovative end-to-end payment solutions powered by our proprietary technology. Our infrastructure is meticulously crafted to cater to the evolving demands of financial institutions worldwide.Established in 2016, we have consistently achieved impressive double-digit growth, employing over 150 fintech professionals across the UK and mainland Europe. As a rapidly growing, founder-led, privately owned company, Clear Junction is recognized as one of the fastest-growing private enterprises in the UK, featured in The Sunday Times 100 List, and ranked among Europe's top 1000 growing companies by the Financial Times.About the RoleWe are seeking a motivated Junior Legal Counsel to enhance our in-house Legal team, providing essential legal support for commercial and regulatory matters across our operations.This position is perfect for a recently qualified or early-career lawyer (0-3 years PQE) eager to gain extensive, practical experience within a regulated financial services environment, collaborating closely with seasoned legal professionals and diverse internal stakeholders.This role is based in London, UK.

Who We AreSamsara (NYSE: IOT) is a leading innovator in the Connected Operations™ Cloud, a transformative platform designed for organizations reliant on physical operations. We empower these companies to leverage Internet of Things (IoT) data, driving actionable insights that enhance their operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Our mission is to propel the digital transformation of industries that constitute over 40% of the global GDP, including agriculture, construction, field services, transportation, and manufacturing. Join us as we revolutionize the operational landscape on a global scale.At Samsara, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of physical operations through innovative product solutions such as Video-Based Safety, Vehicle Telematics, Apps and Driver Workflows, and Equipment Monitoring. As a publicly traded company, we provide you with the autonomy and support to make a lasting impact as we focus on long-term growth.Our Legal team at Samsara is dedicated to delivering valuable, business-oriented legal guidance. We achieve this through creative problem-solving, excellence in execution, and maintaining a transparent partnership across the organization.We are currently seeking a dynamic Legal Counsel to join our European Legal team. In this role, you will facilitate the growth of our business within Europe, collaborating closely with various departments on commercial and general legal matters. Your primary focus will involve negotiating and finalizing commercial agreements with customers, partners, and vendors across Europe, while also enhancing our commercial contracting processes. Additionally, you may assist with other legal workflows, including local employment, regulatory, corporate, product, and compliance issues as needed. The ideal candidate will possess a robust background in commercial contracting within Europe, particularly the UK, and demonstrate self-motivation and the ability to manage a challenging workload effectively. You should be able to take ownership of broadly defined objectives and drive them towards successful outcomes.

Multiverse is a London-based upskilling platform that partners with over 1,500 organizations to deliver apprenticeships in AI, data, and technology. The company helps people at all career stages build practical skills, and its learners have generated more than $2 billion in ROI for employers. Backed by $220 million in Series D funding and valued at $1.7 billion, Multiverse has grown to a team of more than 800 employees. Role overview The Regulatory Affairs Specialist is part of the Regulatory Affairs team, focusing on protecting Multiverse’s operational license. This position translates complex regulations into clear submissions and actionable guidance for internal teams. It also contributes to developing new tools and processes that strengthen regulatory practices. Day-to-day work includes identifying risk trends, auditing policies, managing oversight reporting, and exploring automation to improve efficiency. The role plays a key part in safeguarding revenue streams and supporting Multiverse’s commitment to regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities Drafting and Submissions: Prepare initial drafts of regulatory submissions for review, including sections for Degree Awarding Powers assessments and OfS Self-Assessments. Internal Advisory: Serve as the first point of contact for regulatory questions, conduct research, and provide preliminary advice on regulatory issues. Stakeholder Management and Coordination: Coordinate cross-functional regulatory requirements, managing communication and collaboration with stakeholders across the company. Location This position is based in London.

Role overview Three UK is seeking a Regulatory Manager to join the team in London. The position centers on ensuring the company meets all relevant regulatory obligations and helps the business stay aligned with current compliance standards. Key responsibilities Oversee compliance activities throughout the organization Maintain communication with regulatory authorities when required Create and apply policies that support regulatory compliance Promote sound business practices by implementing effective compliance measures Location This role is based in London.

About FreshaFresha is the premier marketplace platform for beauty and wellness, serving millions of consumers and businesses globally. With over 130,000 businesses and 450,000 stylists trusting our platform, we have successfully processed over 1 billion appointments to date.Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, Fresha operates 15 global offices throughout North America, EMEA, and APAC.Our platform empowers consumers to easily discover, book, and pay for beauty and wellness appointments with local businesses. Meanwhile, beauty and wellness professionals utilize our all-in-one platform, which incorporates intuitive business software and financial technology solutions, to effectively manage their operations.Fresha's ecosystem equips merchants with the essential tools for seamless business operations, including appointment bookings, point-of-sale systems, customer management, marketing automation, loyalty programs, inventory management, and team collaboration.Our consumer marketplace enhances revenue opportunities for partner businesses by harnessing the power of online bookings and automated marketing through mobile applications and advanced integrations with major technology platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Google.Role OverviewAs the Legal Counsel, you will serve as a vital strategic advisor to Fresha, guiding the company through intricate legal challenges while facilitating our rapid expansion. Reporting directly to the Chief Payments Officer, you will collaborate closely with leadership and various teams to provide legal expertise in corporate, commercial, regulatory, and employment issues.This is a fantastic opportunity to establish and enhance the legal function within a dynamic and high-growth setting.To promote a collaborative atmosphere that thrives on in-person interactions and teamwork, this role will be based in our London office five days a week.

Legal Counsel About OutpostImagine if expanding your business globally was as straightforward as operating locally.At Outpost, we're pioneering an AI-driven global trade engine, encapsulating the extensive knowledge of regulations necessary for international sales into a robust infrastructure. Inform us about your products, and we'll guide you on how to sell them across various markets.We function as the Merchant of Record or Tax of Record within over 58 tax jurisdictions, ensuring full liability transfer, or just managing the tax layer. We conduct thorough analyses, facilitate setups, and absorb the liability on your behalf.Sell anything, anywhere, without compromise. The RoleWe are seeking a Legal Counsel eager to advance their career within a rapidly growing fintech company. In this role, you will report directly to the CEO and engage with a comprehensive legal scope encompassing commercial contracts, payment regulations, AML, corporate governance, and fundraising.Your responsibilities may focus deeply on one area while also allowing you to explore others. The evolution of this role will mirror your professional growth.Operating at the nexus of payments, tax, and global commerce means engaging with Visa/Mastercard scheme rules, EMI and PSD2 frameworks, AML programs, and commercial agreements with enterprise clientele. Expect to learn quickly and take on meaningful work from day one.This is not a supportive position. You will draft contracts, provide regulatory advice, assist in developing compliance programs, and participate in fundraising. You will influence how Outpost operates in new markets, and as the company scales, so will your responsibilities. What You'll GetWhile the work is demanding, you will gain exposure and ownership that many legal professionals do not experience until much later in their careers.Collaborating closely with the CEO, you will engage with all facets of the legal function and contribute to the infrastructure that enables Outpost's global expansion. If you aspire to transition into a legal leadership role at a transformative company, this is your launchpad. What You'll DoCommercial & ContractsDraft and negotiate commercial agreements: MSAs, merchant contracts, partnership arrangements.Develop scalable contract templates and playbooks.Assist in enterprise deals involving legal diligence during the sales process.Payments Regulation

About Helsing Helsing is a defense AI company focused on supporting democratic societies. The team includes engineers, AI experts, and program managers who work together to address complex challenges in technology and defense. Helsing values open discussion about technology’s role in defense, its benefits, and ethical considerations. The company encourages transparency and thoughtful debate as it develops and applies advanced AI. Role Overview The Legal Counsel role sits in London and partners closely with Helsing’s UK and European teams. This position reports to both the UK lead counsel and the Group General Counsel. The work covers legal advice at the intersection of defense procurement, AI regulation, export controls, and commercial contracting. Legal Counsel at Helsing shapes business strategy, not just compliance, and plays a direct part in major technology projects in European defense. The company seeks someone with strong legal judgment, commercial sense, and a commitment to work that supports democratic values. What You Will Do Advise Helsing’s UK and European teams on legal matters related to artificial intelligence and defense, ensuring legal input guides business decisions from the start. Draft, negotiate, and finalize contracts, making sure agreements comply with all relevant laws and regulations.

Job OverviewWe are seeking a dynamic, analytical, and business-oriented lawyer who thrives in a fast-paced environment and has a genuine interest in evolving financial products and services. If you possess a robust background in financial services regulation and enjoy collaborating with business teams to rapidly develop and commercialize innovative products, this opportunity is tailored for you.As a Senior Legal Counsel, you will report directly to the Head of Legal (Commercial and Product), granting you a unique opportunity to influence and manage your responsibilities proactively. This new role will enable you to foster strong interdepartmental relationships and help shape our operational policies and risk management strategies. Furthermore, as the team expands, you may have the opportunity to lead and mentor junior legal team members.Join us in creating a best-in-class legal function that supports all teams seamlessly. Moneybox is at an exciting juncture of growth, and our Legal Team is integral to this journey. With a solid foundation already established, we are poised to enhance our support as the business continues to scale. This is your chance to make a meaningful impact and contribute to our ongoing success.

Role overview The Regulatory Lead at Three UK plays a key part in guiding compliance and shaping company policy to meet telecommunications regulations. Based in London, this position works closely with teams across the business, providing regulatory expertise and ensuring that company practices align with industry requirements. What you will do Advise on regulatory issues that impact the telecommunications sector Collaborate with internal teams to maintain compliance with laws and standards Assist in developing and updating internal policies to match current regulations Support the business in understanding and applying regulatory changes Location This role is based in London.

Join hyperexponential as a Commercial CounselAt hyperexponential (hx), we are pioneering an AI-driven platform that empowers crucial decision-making in the $7 trillion insurance industry. We are transforming how risks are assessed and priced, directly influencing significant real-world outcomes—from successful rocket launches to the deployment of autonomous vehicles and community resilience post-disasters.Our innovative approach replaces outdated decision-making tools with a platform that integrates data, AI, and human expertise, accelerating the journey from submission to decision. This empowers insurers to act swiftly, intelligently, and confidently manage risk.Supported by industry leaders like a16z, Highland Europe, and Battery Ventures, we are on a rapid global expansion trajectory, currently serving nearly 50 of the largest insurers worldwide, maintaining zero churn, and facilitating billions in premiums.What began as a singular product has evolved into a comprehensive multi-product platform that spans various markets, enhancing every aspect of pricing and underwriting. Our focus on AI development includes creating the first domain-specific AI peer programmer tailored for the insurance sector, akin to GitHub Copilot but with a PhD in actuarial science.At hx, it’s not merely about job titles or tenure; it’s about the impact you create. You will be surrounded by talented colleagues who will challenge you to produce your best work within a resilient and dynamic organization.If you resonate with this vision, we invite you to help us shape the future of insurance.About Our Legal TeamOur Legal team is integral to hx's growth, facilitating revenue, managing risks, and ensuring that our commercial partnerships are built on robust foundations. We collaborate closely with Sales, Customer Success, Procurement, Finance, and Product to ensure that our agreements support hx’s ambitious growth strategy while safeguarding the business.You will be part of a small, high-impact team where ownership and judgment are paramount. We are constructing the legal framework that will support hx as we scale globally—developing modern templates, establishing clear playbooks, and implementing pragmatic guidelines that enable our commercial teams to operate swiftly without losing oversight.This position is a pivotal role focusing on revenue and procurement contracts. You will be the primary advisor for deal negotiations, streamlining processes, reducing friction, and coaching non-legal stakeholders to engage confidently with legal matters.

Join Verto as Legal CounselAt Verto, we are driven by a commitment to revolutionize global finance and empower businesses in Emerging Markets. Founded by visionary British-Nigerian entrepreneurs Ola Oyetayo and Anthony Oduu, our journey began with a deep understanding of the hurdles faced by businesses in cross-border payments, including illiquid currencies, exorbitant fees, and sluggish transaction speeds. Our mission is to bridge the gap between emerging and developed markets, fostering sustainable economic growth.What began as a foreign exchange solution for the Nigerian Naira has transformed into a leading platform that facilitates billions of dollars in seamless transactions for thousands of businesses every year. We firmly believe that a business's location should not dictate its potential for success.With robust backing from esteemed investors such as Y-Combinator, Quona, and MEVP, Verto has garnered accolades including the Milken-Motsepe Prize and recognition from CNBC, Deloitte Fast 50, and Sifted’s fastest-growing UK tech companies. We are on a path to creating a future of effortless cross-border payments.Role OverviewAs our Legal Counsel, you will play a pivotal role in Verto’s global operations. You will serve as the primary legal advisor for the organization, collaborating closely with senior leadership, product, and compliance teams. We seek a dynamic legal professional who embodies commercial acumen and is adept at navigating the complexities of risk and reward, enabling swift and confident business decisions.Your Responsibilities1. Commercial & Contractual LawDrafting & Negotiation: Oversee the drafting, review, and negotiation of various commercial agreements, including customer terms, partner contracts, and vendor agreements.Revenue Enablement: Optimize daily contracting procedures to promote revenue growth, ensuring legal processes keep up with the fast-paced fintech landscape.

Motorway is the UK’s fastest-growing online marketplace for used cars. Our platform connects private sellers with verified dealers nationwide, making it easier for sellers to get strong offers. Since launching in 2017, we have raised £143 million in Series C funding and continue to expand rapidly. Role Overview This Legal Counsel position sits at the heart of Motorway’s scale-up journey. The role suits someone collaborative and proactive, ready to take on new challenges and develop their legal career in a growing business. Main Responsibilities Negotiate commercial agreements, including partnerships, marketing, and SaaS contracts Support corporate transactions as they arise Advise on compliance for our payments function, especially around financial and payment regulations Assist the employment teams with legal matters Team and Collaboration This role reports to the Director of Legal. Expect to work closely with the Senior Counsel, Head of Marketplace Trust, and the wider Legal team. Building relationships across the company is key, from supporting customer service to offering strategic guidance to senior leadership. Growth and Development As Motorway’s legal team grows, there are plenty of opportunities to learn and develop. The team values both collective and individual progress, with a culture that supports growth. Legal team members come from private practice backgrounds and are committed to offering strong supervision and involving new colleagues in projects that match their interests. Location This role is based in London.

MissionAt Neko Health, our mission is to revolutionize healthcare by transitioning from a reactive approach to a proactive one, utilizing state-of-the-art, non-invasive technology alongside clinical expertise to provide early and actionable health insights.Are you prepared to influence the future of medical technology? We are in search of a Senior Regulatory Affairs Engineer who is enthusiastic about implementing intricate regulatory strategies, has a passion for working with innovative medical devices, and excels in a dynamic, collaborative, and distributed environment.We seek candidates with extensive experience in managing active medical devices and software as a medical device throughout their entire product lifecycle.Your ResponsibilitiesRegulatory Leadership: Ensure our innovative medical devices comply with global standards and regulations, aligning regulatory strategies from R&D through to market entry and post-market activities.Product Development Support: Provide guidance on regulatory strategy during the product lifecycle, impacting design, risk management, supplier selection, and labeling.Regulatory Documentation Management: Create and maintain essential regulatory documentation, including Design History Files (DHF), Technical Documentation, Device Master Records (DMR), and Device History Records (DHR).Regulatory Submissions Management: Prepare, review, and submit documentation for EU MDR, FDA, and other international markets.Product Safety Monitoring: Engage in post-market surveillance, CAPA, and complaint management activities.Engagement with Regulatory Authorities: Facilitate communication with regulatory bodies, managing certification projects and vigilance activities to ensure timely compliance and reporting.Empowerment of Teams: Assist process owners and product teams in integrating regulatory requirements within our Quality Management System and deliver training on compliance and regulatory matters.Regulatory Trend Monitoring: Stay updated on regulatory trends, providing insights to keep Neko Health at the forefront of compliance.Your QualificationsSignificant experience in regulatory affairs within the medical device or healthcare technology sector.Deep knowledge of global regulatory standards, including EU MDR and FDA requirements.Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment.

Join xAI as a Senior Legal Counsel, where you will play a pivotal role in guiding our non-U.S. regulatory litigation efforts. In this dynamic position, you will assist our team in addressing RFIs, navigating regulatory investigations, and managing government enforcement actions on a global scale, excluding the United States. We seek a strategic thinker who thrives on detail and possesses strong organizational skills, coupled with the ability to foster positive relationships with internal clients. The ideal candidate will have between 5 to 9 years of post-qualified experience (PQE) with a strong background in litigation or contentious regulatory matters. Familiarity with social media industry regulations is advantageous but not essential.