Lawyer
MGID is one of the world's leading native advertising platforms, working with thousands of publishers and brands globally.
Join a global AdTech company as a US-qualified Senior Lawyer and become a strategic legal partner to the business.
You’ll advise on AdTech, commercial contracts, privacy, data protection, product, regulatory compliance, and disputes , while leading key negotiations and managing US legal matters.
We’re looking for a senior lawyer with strong commercial judgment, ownership, and the ability to turn complex legal issues into practical business solutions.
What will you do:
Product and business support: -Advise Product, Commercial, Publisher, Marketing and Operations teams on launching and commercializing advertising products and features; -Review product concepts, data flows, tracking technologies, partner integrations and marketing claims, and give clear recommendations that help teams move forward. Commercial contracts and negotiations: -Draft, review and negotiate agreements with advertisers, agencies, publishers, vendors, technology providers and other partners; -Maintain practical contract templates, fallback positions and guidance for recurring negotiations; -Identify key risks relating to liability, privacy, data use, intellectual property, confidentiality, compliance, payment and termination, and recommend workable positions. Privacy and regulatory support: -Support compliance with applicable privacy, data protection, digital advertising and consumer-protection requirements; -Monitor material legal developments and help convert them into concise guidance and practical actions for the business. Business partnering and risk management: -Provide concise, commercially balanced advice and escalate material or unusual risks to the Chief Legal Officer; -Work with the global Legal team and coordinate specialist external counsel when local expertise is required; -Contribute to legal templates, playbooks, training and process improvements that make legal support faster and more consistent.
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