Corporate Counsel

Join Claroty, a global leader in cybersecurity, as a Corporate Counsel. In this high-impact role, you will provide strategic legal support across commercial transactions, operational matters, and corporate governance. You will negotiate key contracts, manage risk, and ensure regulatory compliance while partnering closely with cross-functional leadership. This position offers the opportunity to shape risk-mitigation strategies and directly support the company's growth and strategic objectives.

• Negotiate and close complex global commercial transactions, including enterprise SaaS agreements and strategic partnerships.
• Support federal and public sector business, including government contracting terms, FAR/DFARS flow-downs, and related compliance requirements.
• Lead international entity formation and management, support board and corporate governance matters, and maintain the trademark portfolio.

• If you’re a sharp, commercially minded lawyer who likes solving hard problems, learning fast and owning things end-to-end, you’ll understand why people love it here
• Educational & Bar Qualifications: J.D. from an accredited law school and active bar admission in good standing; training in a top-tier law firm tech practice preferred
• Legal Tech & AI Capabilities: Hands-on experience with CLM platforms such as Ironclad. Experience leading or implementing a CLM or legal tech rollout is a strong plus. A builder’s mindset: you actively use AI and modern legal tech tools to move faster, and you enjoy creating the playbooks, templates, and workflows that help a lean team scale
• In-House Tech Experience: 5+ years of legal experience, including hands-on experience in a high-growth tech company with a lean legal department
• Pragmatic Generalist Mindset: Demonstrated ability to manage diverse legal streams (contracts, HR, privacy, IP) and deliver actionable, business-first advice without over-analyzing
• Domain Expertise: Strong transactional background in SaaS, software, and global commercial technology deals. Experience in any of the following is a strong plus: M&A, strategic alliances, cybersecurity, healthcare (including HIPAA), public sector or federal government contracting, or Canada/LATAM transactions