Payments & Product Partnerships Counsel, AmericasNew$210K–$300K

The opportunity

Adyen provides payments, data, and financial products in a single solution for customers like Meta, Uber, H&M, and Microsoft - making us the financial technology platform of choice. At Adyen, everything we do is engineered for ambition.

What you'll do

  • Partner with Adyen’s payment and product partnerships teams to help build,: manage, and grow strategic relationships with card networks, payment methods, financial institutions, and other financial and technology partners that support Adyen’s product and technical stack.

  • Structure, draft, and negotiate strategic infrastructure partnership: agreements to enable and optimize Adyen’s payments and financial products across our North America and Latin America markets.

  • Collaborate with product, regulatory, compliance, risk, finance,: partnerships, and other cross-functional teams to ensure our partner deals conform to our regulatory positions and support our product development, market expansion, and commercial objectives.

  • Counsel stakeholders across the business on operation and interpretation of: partner agreements (including scheme, network, and operating rules), partner and regulatory ecosystem interdependencies, and corresponding risks and opportunities affecting Adyen’s product and go-to-market strategies.

  • Scale our deal cycles and the products they support by generating and: maintaining documents and other resources for working with partners, including form agreements, position guides, and implementation briefs.

  • Stay current on laws, regulations, and scheme and network rules governing: bank-partner relationships, third-party service providers and outsourcing, privacy, data security, consumer protection in financial services, and marketing.

What they're looking for

  • + years experience as a practicing lawyer across in-house and law firm roles,: with a significant portion spent working with financial institutions or technology companies on transactions opposite experienced counsel.
  • Working dexterity with financial services partnership transactions, where a: regulated financial institution and another party (e.g., a network, a fintech, another financial institution) collaborate to stand up and run a unified financial product or service, preferably a payment, credit, or lending product.
  • A capable contract generalist who’s able to spot a broad range of legal: issues across disciplines (e.g., contract, regulatory, IP, privacy); an avid drafter with a passion for simple, elegant language and an aversion to gratuitous legalese; and, a seasoned lead negotiator who is able to identify and communicate practical, risk-based solutions to deal points persuasively and on the fly.
  • Excellent English-language communication skills, with the capacity to: translate complex legal and contractual concepts to technical teams and other non-lawyer audiences.
  • Constitutional curiosity and enthusiasm to self-educate quickly on complex: business models, technologies, and product use cases.
  • Strong, risk-tuned judgment, outstanding project management skills, and the: ability to juggle competing priorities under tight deadlines.
  • Proficiency in Spanish or Portuguese is a strong plus but not required.