Senior Counsel
Fortiss
Senior Counsel
Fortiss
Research institute for software-intensive systems
Fortiss, LLC is seeking an experienced Senior Counsel to join its Legal Department. The Senior Counsel will advise stakeholders and other senior business leaders on employment practices, organizational decisions and proposed changes. The role will also monitor developments in legislation, regulations and case law; prepare legal opinions and other legal analyses; and help ensure that Fortiss and its affiliates’ practices and procedures remain responsive to evolving legal requirements.
As appropriate, the Senior Counsel will independently manage litigation matters from strategy through resolution, work directly with business leaders, negotiate matters on behalf of the Company, participate in investigations and serve as a liaison with outside counsel. In addition, the Senior Counsel will provide training and guidance to business leaders and stakeholders and will play an important role in conflict resolution and mediation. Across these responsibilities, the Senior Counsel will be expected to exercise sophisticated legal judgment while balancing legal, operational and organizational considerations.
Reporting to the General Counsel, this attorney will focus primarily on two critical areas of responsibility to Fortiss and its affiliates: (1) pre-litigation, administrative, and litigation matters; and (2) California cardroom gambling regulatory compliance. The Senior Counsel will exercise independent judgment and take significant ownership these matters, including:
This position is on site 5 days a week at the company’s headquarters in Bell Gardens. Hybrid and/or remote work will not be considered.
Compensation: 150000 to 175000 (USD)
Fortiss is a research institute in Bavaria that works on software-intensive systems and AI to help industry and government. Its work includes software and systems engineering, service engineering, and AI technologies, with a focus on turning research into real-world solutions. Fortiss collaborates with universities, industry leaders, and public-sector organizations, and it earns money through research grants, project collaborations, and consulting. The institute develops practical technologies such as next-generation network architectures for industrial IoT and interactive tools for planning autonomous vehicle behavior. Its main difference from competitors is a strong emphasis on technology transfer—moving academic research into industry and society—through open partnerships and applied projects. Fortiss aims to bridge the gap between academia and real-world implementation, enabling digital administration, smarter software systems, and advanced autonomous and connected technologies.
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