Legal Job | Lawyer at Lucio AI [Corporate Counsel, PQE 4-5 Yrs]: Apply Now!

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About Lucio

Lucio is an AI-native workspace for lawyers – powering research, drafting, review, translation and workflows directly inside tools like Microsoft Word, Outlook and our Lucio Studio & Dashboard. It work with law firms and in-house teams across jurisdictions, such as the US, UK and India, to help them deliver sharper work, faster, with less friction.

About the Opportunity

Lucio is looking for a Corporate Counsel with 4-5 years of corporate law experience to support day-today commercial contracting and provide practical, business-first legal guidance. This role suits someone who enjoys clear, structured work, collaborates well with internal stakeholders, and brings a steady, solution-oriented approach to contracts.

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Key Responsibilities

Draft, review, and negotiate commercial contracts (MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, vendor/supplier

agreements, service contracts, partnership agreements).

Partner with business, finance, and operations teams to align contract terms with commercial intent and risk appetite.
Identify key legal and commercial risks and propose pragmatic mitigations that enable business outcomes.
Support contract lifecycle needs: redlines, summaries, templates/playbooks, and clause library maintenance.
Ensure contracts reflect internal policies and standard positions; support routine compliance requirements as needed.
Coordinate with external counsel for specialized matters when required.

Requirements

4-5 years of relevant experience in corporate/commercial law (in-house and/or law firm).
Strong command over contract drafting and negotiation; ability to spot issues quickly and communicate them simply.
Sound understanding of commercial terms (pricing, scope, deliverables, liability allocation, payment terms, service agreements, IP, confidentiality, termination, indemnities, dispute resolution).
Practical, business-aligned approach: able to balance risk with speed and execution.
Clear written communication and comfort working with non-legal stakeholders. LLB required; additional qualifications are a plus. Exposure to tech/SaaS, services, consulting, e-commerce, or operations-heavy businesses (not mandatory).
Experience building templates/playbooks and improving contract processes (not mandatory).