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Commercial Counsel
Black Forest Labs. Support a broad range of commercial transactions across EU and US go-to-market deals .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates extensive legal expertise in commercial transactions, particularly within the technology sector, with a strong focus on drafting, negotiating, and advising on complex agreements, including software licensing and API deals. Proficient in navigating cross-border transactions and familiar with regulatory frameworks relevant to AI and data.
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7+ Years Legal ExperienceCommercial Transactions ExpertiseNegotiation of Complex Technology AgreementsFamiliarity with German Corporate LawExperience with AI/ML Licensing
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Hard Skills
Drafting AgreementsNegotiating ContractsCommercial TransactionsLicensing AgreementsAPI DealsData AgreementsPartnership ContractsCross-Border TransactionsCompliance InitiativesLegal Framework Development
Soft Skills
Excellent CommunicationAbility to Identify Material IssuesClear Communication to Non-Lawyers
Certifications & Qualifications
JD from Accredited Law SchoolQualification in Germany or the UK
Industry Keywords
Generative AIEU AI ActGDPRIntellectual PropertyCopyrightData LicensingExport RegulationTechnical ManufacturingRobotics ContractsAI Training
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Support a broad range of commercial transactions across EU and US go-to-market deals
- Draft, review, and negotiate agreements
- Help structure and maintain operations across legal and go-to-market teams
- Advise on novel agreement structures for foundational generative AI models
- Negotiate complex licensing and API deals
- Partner with GTM, Marketing, FDE, Infrastructure, and Finance teams to negotiate contracts and provide practical legal advice
- Support EU and, as needed, US and UK commercial transactions across industry verticals
- Advise on German corporate law
- Contribute to company-wide compliance and legal operations initiatives
- Develop and maintain legal frameworks, contract templates, playbooks, and approval workflows
Requirements
What you’ll need- 7+ years of legal experience, including commercial transactions in the technology sector
- Experience ideally spanning both in-house roles and private practice
- Experience negotiating and closing complex technology agreements, including software licensing, API and platform deals, data and content agreements, and partnership contracts
- Prior experience supporting EU commercial deals
- Comfort navigating cross-border transactions and awareness of key jurisdictional differences
- Excellent drafting and negotiation skills
- Ability to identify material issues quickly and communicate them clearly to non-lawyers
- Experience negotiating robotics, technical manufacturing, and hardware contracts (added plus)
- Experience with products subject to export regulation in the EU (added plus)
- Experience with AI/ML, developer platforms, or foundational model licensing (added plus)
- Exposure to generative AI and familiarity with how AI products are built, licensed, and deployed (added plus)
- JD from an accredited law school and qualification in Germany or the UK (added plus)
- Familiarity with German corporate law, the EU AI Act, GDPR, or other international regulatory frameworks relevant to AI and data (added plus)
- Background advising on IP, copyright, or data licensing matters in AI training or model development (added plus)
Benefits
Comp & perks- Equity
- Remote-first work from a home location in Europe
- One full week per month in the Freiburg office
- Distributed team with real offices
- AI-assisted application organization (not a compensation benefit)