Legal Specialist (NDAs & Ancillary Documents)

March 7, 2026

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Join Scissero – The Law Firm of the Future About Us Scissero is an AI-enhanced legal services company built for financial institutions. We combine expert legal support with intelligent automation, transforming how transactional law is delivered. We’re not a traditional law firm. We are a diverse and globally distributed team of lawyers, engineers, and innovators working across the U.S, EMEA, and APAC. We believe technology augments, not replaces legal expertise. Our culture values collaboration, inclusivity, and flexibility. Position Overview / Summary of the Role: As a Legal Specialist, you will gain hands-on experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts for global clients across a range of sectors, working right at the heart of our legal tech model. This is a chance to take a less traditional route in legal services, combining practical legal work with deep exposure to AI-driven tools and workflows, while building technical expertise alongside your existing legal knowledge and skill set. Key Responsibilities • AI-Assisted Review: Use Scissero’s AI tools to perform rapid, high-accuracy reviews of NDAs, back-to-backs (B2Bs), non-reliance letters (NRLs) and other ancillary documents. • Playbook Application: Review contracts against client-approved playbooks, identify deviations from agreed positions, and apply the appropriate standard or fallback language in line with client guidance. • Quality & Precision: Maintain a "zero-error" mindset, ensuring that all mark-arenaflex are consistent, professional, and delivered within tight turnaround times (SLAs). • Workflow Coordination: Own and manage your own queue of documents, balance volume and urgency to ensure efficient, timely delivery for our global clients. • Tech Feedback: Regularly report to our product teams on how the AI is performing, helping us "train" the models to be even more accurate. Skills and Qualifications Required: • Degree in Law or a similar legal qualification. • 1–3 years of experience in a high-volume, process-oriented environment (gained at law firms, corporate legal departments, or within compliance or contract administration). • Ideally, you will have experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating transactional documents for clients in the private equity and alternative asset space (including NDAs, B2Bs and NRLs), and be familiar with US/common law contract structures and terminology. • Advanced English (written and spoken) is mandatory for daily collaboration with US-based clients and stakeholders. Why Join Us? • Gain valuable experience at the forefront of AI-enhanced legal services. • Work with a diverse and innovative global client base, including leading financial institutions. • Opportunity for professional growth and development in a tech-enabled environment. • Join a dynamic, enthusiastic, and diverse team committed to collaboration and excellence. • Learn from experienced professionals across multiple disciplines and jurisdictions. Global Benefits • Hybrid and remote working options, with the ability to work from other countries (upon request) • Paid Sick Leave: 7 days per year to recover or care for family. • Confidential Support: Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) offering mental health and wellbeing support. • Professional Development: 7 days per year of paid study leave annually for exams and structured learning. • Annual Bonus: Discretionary and performance-based. • Generous Paid Time Off: 25 days annual leave. At Scissero, you’ll be part of a scale-up blending law and technology to create meaningful impact. If you’re excited about redefining the future of legal services with AI, apply now to join our team. Inclusivity At Scissero, we value diversity in all its forms and believe that varied perspectives make us stronger. We welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences and are committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Apply tot his job

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