Legal Counsel, Corporate Governance & RegulatoryNew$170K–$280K

The opportunity

Cohere is the leading security-first enterprise AI company. We build cutting-edge foundation AI models and end-to-end products that are designed to solve real-world business problems.

What you'll do

  • supporting global corporate governance and entity matters, including: subsidiary governance, entity establishment and restructuring, intercompany arrangements and delegated authorities;

  • supporting cross-border regulatory workstreams, including foreign investment: and national-security reviews, regulatory diligence and filing coordination;

  • helping the business navigate export-control, sanctions and related compliance requirements; and

  • supporting legal and regulatory issues arising from public-sector and: regulated-market opportunities, particularly where sovereignty, procurement, security or other market-access requirements come into play.

  • Support Cohere’s global corporate governance and entity matters, including: subsidiary governance, entity establishment and restructuring, board and shareholder matters, corporate approvals, delegated authorities, signing frameworks and ongoing entity maintenance.

  • Support Cohere’s intercompany legal architecture , including intercompany: agreements and other cross-border operating arrangements, working closely with Finance, Tax, People and local counsel to ensure Cohere’s entities are structured and operated appropriately across jurisdictions.

What they're looking for

  • Support cross-border regulatory workstreams , including foreign investment: screening, national-security reviews, regulatory diligence, filing coordination and the implementation of regulatory commitments arising in connection with acquisitions, investments, restructurings and other significant matters.
  • Support Cohere’s export-control, sanctions and related compliance matters,: including coordinating specialist external advice and translating regulatory requirements into practical internal guidance, controls and documentation.
  • Support legal and regulatory workstreams arising from public-sector and: regulated-market opportunities, particularly where sovereignty, procurement, security or other market-access requirements need to be understood and operationalised.
  • Coordinate internal stakeholders and external counsel across jurisdictions,: ensuring that legal and regulatory workstreams are appropriately scoped, progressed and implemented.