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Legal Counsel

Bunq — Netherlands · Posted ~3 hours ago

Senior Full-time Visa History ✓

Skills

Commercial contracts Contract negotiation Legal advisory Regulatory analysis Contract lifecycle management Stakeholder management Luminance

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A senior in-house legal opportunity covering commercial contracts, product launches, regulatory developments, new market expansion, and strategic partnerships. You will own third-party contracts end to end and help develop efficient, technology-enabled contract-review workflows.

Highlights

Broad in-house legal exposure across product launches, regulatory changes, market expansion, and partnerships. The role offers end-to-end ownership of third-party contracts and opportunities to improve contract-review workflows using legal technology.

Description

At bunq , we move fast, launching products, entering new markets, and onboarding partners across the globe. Behind every partnership that makes users’ banking experience better, there's a contract. We need a sharp, senior lawyer who owns that process end to end, and in doing so, gets a front-row seat to every corner of bunq's business, from product launches to market expansions.Up for this? Kick off your application by taking our assessment and find out if bunq is your perfect match.Take ownershipAs our Medior Legal Counsel, you'll get exposure to all areas of legal at bunq, from product launches to regulatory changes to new market expansions. On top of that, you own the following:Be the go-to person for every third-party contract at bunq, from payment processors to tech vendors, making sure we move fast without cutting corners.Take our AI contract review tool (Luminance) to the next level, building smarter workflows that handle more, faster, with you setting the bar for what gets signed.Give bunq's leadership a clear, real-time picture of our third-party risk, so decisions get made on facts, not gut feeling.