Senior Corporate Counsel
MoonpayFull Time
Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must possess a J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school and be admitted to practice law in at least one U.S. state. A minimum of 4-6 years of experience is required, ideally with a blend of biglaw and in-house experience, though experience in either is acceptable. The role requires experience supporting a public company with SEC and corporate legal matters, negotiating commercial agreements, assisting with strategic transactions such as investments or M&A, and supporting Board-related corporate governance needs. Bonus qualifications include in-house experience in a high growth or startup environment, experience with legal technology or AI tools, and IP experience, particularly patent experience related to hard science technologies.
The Senior Counsel will support the company's growth by assisting with SEC filings, managing corporate legal work including subsidiary management and corporate governance, and supporting the Corporate Secretary with Board-related matters. The role involves assisting with strategic transactions, negotiating partnership, investment, and M&A agreements, and negotiating commercial, vendor, and license agreements. Additionally, the Senior Counsel will help mature legal practices, including compliance and employment matters, and supervise outside counsel as needed.
Develops advanced fission power plants
Oklo develops advanced fission power plants that utilize a unique approach to the fission reaction, ensuring safety and enabling the use of nuclear waste as fuel. Their main product, the Aurora reactor, generates up to 15 megawatts of power and can run for over 10 years without refueling, making it both cost-effective and environmentally friendly. Oklo distinguishes itself from competitors by focusing on recycling nuclear waste and providing energy solutions for a variety of clients, including industrial facilities and remote communities. The company's goal is to deliver clean, reliable, and affordable energy while transforming the nuclear energy sector.