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About CyberCube: https://www.cybcube.com/careers CyberCube delivers the world's leading analytics to quantify cyber risk, translating one of the most critical risks of today and the future into financial impact for businesses, markets, and society. - AI at our foundation, cyber risk at our core. We don't just use AI, we shape it. - Built on AI from day one. Artificial intelligence has been part of our strategy since the beginning, blended with deep cybersecurity and insurance expertise and backed by rigorous testing. - Trusted by more than 100 clients, including 75% of the top 40 European and US cyber insurance carriers and 70% of the top ten reinsurance brokers. - Backed for global growth. In 2025 Spectrum Equity joined some of CyberCube’s financial partners as a new cornerstone investor, accelerating our global growth and fueling innovation across our end-to-end cyber risk analytics for the insurance industry. - A truly global team across San Francisco, New York, London, and Tallinn. - A culture of collaboration, openness, intellectual rigor, and ownership for excellence. - People at the forefront. We encourage CyberCubers to challenge themselves, push boundaries, and do the best work of their careers. The Role: We are looking for a highly qualified Corporate Counsel to join our legal team at CyberCube and help us to deliver the world’s leading cyber risk analytics. In this role, you will provide a variety of in-house legal services to a dynamic, multi-jurisdictional international team focused on delivering market-leading SaaS cyber analytics solutions and related consulting services. Primary Responsibilities - Draft, negotiate, and review a variety of contracts, including customer Software-as-a-Service (“SaaS”) agreements, professional services arrangements, strategic partner agreements, vendor contracts, confidentiality agreements, data licensing agreements, and other contracts relating to the operations of our business globally, with operations in the UK, Europe, and the US. - Recognize that contracts are often the start of long and prosperous customer and partner engagements. You will act with pragmatism and develop strong interpersonal relationships with the senior leaders and representatives of counterparties while structuring win/win agreements. - Assist CyberCube’s General Counsel in the preparation, implementation, and optimization of contract templates, processes, procedures and other related organizational matters to facilitate CyberCube’s ability to scale efficiently. - Assist our General Counsel in the provision of legal advice to the sales, marketing, and other business teams that simultaneously provides creative solutions to complex problems while maintaining CyberCube’s commitment to regulatory compliance. - Assist our General Counsel on a variety of legal matters, including corporate governance, Human Resources, real estate, data privacy and governance, compliance, and equity compensation. Qualifications - Degree from a recognized law school and license to practice in the the UK. - 2+ years of post-qualified law firm and/or in-house legal work experience with a recognized technology company, with at least 1 year focused on negotiating of commercial SaaS agreements. - Working proficiency with various privacy regulatory schemes, including without limitation UK and EU GDPR, along with those applicable to SaaS providers (e.g., DORA). - Skilled at interacting effectively in a high customer satisfaction-focused environment. - Ability to think strategically yet also ensure the appropriate level of details are captured and managed to ensure resiliency with changing business models, best practices, and laws globally. - Excellent analytical, legal drafting, and communication skills, with the ability to identify problems and develop solutions, and to tailor communications based on intended audiences. - A working proficiency with and understanding of the emerging regulatory schemes governing Artificial Intelligence (“A…