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At Hornetsecurity, we protect the communications of businesses and individuals against the most advanced cyberattacks. We are a community of 750 employees across 10 countries. We help over 125,000 clients worldwide—including enterprises, SMEs, NGOs, institutions, and hospitals—maintain their operations, thrive, and achieve their mission through AI-based technologies. In France we are looking for a motivated Legal Counsel.
Job Responsibility:
Review, draft, and negotiate, a wide variety of complex deals on Hornetsecurity and customer templates (distribution & license agreements mostly), often adapting them to applicable local laws, in line with Hornetsecurity’s business strategy, policies, and practices
Review, draft and negotiate Data Processing agreements and support the business on privacy issues depending on the local laws (GDPR, APPI, CCPA, PDPL,…)
Embed with product and engineering teams to understand Hornetsecurity’s products and provide business-oriented solutions to the teams so as to comply with the new regulations (AI Act, NIS 2, DORA, Cyberesilience Act,…)
Build legal policies and processes, and provide training and knowledge sharing to colleagues
Collaborate and provide legal & ethics guidance as well as related risk management advice to all Hornetsecurity teams worldwide
Monitor and self-study on case law, legislation and other legal guidance relevant to Hornetsecurity
Working closely with the rest of the legal department and external counsels & agents to support the Company’s general corporate legal activities, including corporate formalities’ management, insurances monitoring, and protection of Hornetsecurity’s intellectual property assets
Requirements:
At least 6 years of commercial and corporate law experience obtained at a top law firm or in a multinational legal department
A background in the Tech industry and an extensive knowledge of technology contract matters including intellectual property, software licensing, managed services, cloud agreements, SaaS agreements, cloud, data protection and security and possibly also artificial intelligence is essential
Excellent communication, drafting and negotiation skills in English and French are essential
Willingness to travel as required by the business
Seasoned judgment to advise on a wide range of regulatory and compliance matters, particularly under the U.S., French and/or German law
High degree of independence and initiative
Ability to prioritize in a fast-moving environment
Nice to have:
fluency in other languages will be considered a plus
What we offer:
Flexible remote work policy
100% reimbursement of public transport costs
Meal vouchers worth €10 each
Subsidies and gift cards from the Works Council amounting to €170/year