Conseiller(ère) juridique at Lightspeed Commerce

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Junior (1 to 2 years), Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Technology, CommerceIndustries

Requirements

Two to four years of experience in a law firm or as in-house counsel, preferably with knowledge of multi-jurisdictional international issues
Extensive commercial experience, with indispensable extensive experience in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts, terms, and similar agreements
Professional mastery of English
Ease in communicating with colleagues and stakeholders at different levels, with diverse professional and cultural profiles

Responsibilities

Draft and negotiate commercial contracts with clients, strategic partners, and suppliers
Provide commercial legal and general advice to key stakeholders across all Lightspeed services
Train colleagues and stakeholder groups on legal elements to watch for
Conduct ad hoc analyses and ensure the execution of complex, cross-functional, or multi-jurisdictional projects
Manage inquiries and requests from regulatory bodies and government authorities, as needed
Support the management of litigation and other disputes, as needed
Establish and improve systems and processes used by the Commercial Litigation team

Skills

Contract Drafting

Contract Negotiation

Commercial Contracts

Legal Advice

Stakeholder Training

Regulatory Compliance

Litigation Support

Cross-Border Law

Process Improvement

Lightspeed Commerce

Provides software solutions for retailers and restaurateurs

About Lightspeed Commerce

Lightspeed Commerce provides software solutions designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses in the retail and restaurant sectors. Their main products include point-of-sale systems, inventory management tools, and analytics features that help businesses operate more efficiently and engage with customers effectively. These tools work together to streamline operations, allowing businesses to manage sales, track inventory, and analyze performance data all in one place. Unlike many competitors, Lightspeed focuses on a subscription model for its services, which includes ongoing support and updates, as well as transaction fees for payment processing. The company's goal is to enhance global commerce by empowering SMBs with the technology they need to thrive in a competitive marketplace.

Amsterdam, NetherlandsHeadquarters

2005Year Founded

$2.1MTotal Funding

SERIES_ACompany Stage

Enterprise Software, FintechIndustries

1,001-5,000Employees

Benefits

Health Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Leave

Extended Healthcare Benefits

Mental Health Support

Lightspeed Equity Scheme

Health & Wellness Credit

Volunteer Day

Risks

Increased competition from SpotOn in the restaurant POS market.

Adyen's Tap to Pay on iPhone poses a threat to Lightspeed's payment solutions.

Candis's financial management solutions could attract Lightspeed's target market.

Differentiation

Lightspeed offers a unified platform for both retail and hospitality businesses.

The company integrates online and offline sales channels for seamless operations.

Lightspeed's subscription model provides consistent revenue through software and transaction fees.

Upsides

Growing demand for unified commerce platforms aligns with Lightspeed's offerings.

Rise of contactless payments presents expansion opportunities for Lightspeed's payment solutions.

Subscription-based models are trending, benefiting Lightspeed's recurring revenue strategy.

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