Full-Time

Legal Counsel

Orion

Orion

11-50 employees

Personalized AI-powered sleep temperature regulation device

Compensation Overview

$94.9k - $146.9k/yr

+ 401(k) employer match

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

King of Prussia, PA, USA + 2 more

More locations: Omaha, NE, USA | Lehi, UT, USA

Hybrid

Three or more days on-site per week are required, and candidates must live within commuting distance of an office. Work location may change based on business needs.

JD

Category
Legal & Compliance (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
Word/Pages/Docs
Cybersecurity
Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook
PowerPoint/Keynote/Slides

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Requirements
  • Knowledge of federal and state securities and financial services laws, rules, and regulations.
  • Knowledge of financial services compliance regulations.
  • Knowledge of data privacy and security laws, rules, and regulations.
  • Proficiency in reviewing, negotiating, and drafting complex contracts.
  • Experience supporting financial services, fintech, SaaS, or other highly regulated technology organizations.
  • Familiarity with data privacy, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, or emerging technology legal issues.
  • Ability to communicate complex legal concepts to non-legal audiences, including senior executives.
  • Ability to evaluate fact situations, identify legal issues, locate applicable legal authority, analyze statutes, regulations, and case law, and recommend appropriate courses of action.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
  • Proficiency working with artificial intelligence coworker tools and agents.
  • Juris Doctor degree.
  • Licensed to practice law in Nebraska or able to obtain the requisite license within six months.
  • At least 3 years of experience as an attorney or other relevant legal experience.
  • Experience working in or advising clients in the financial services, fintech, SaaS, or technology industry.
Responsibilities
  • Provide legal advice, support, counsel, and direction regarding legal affairs and compliance and risk issues affecting the wealth technology businesses.
  • Advise on the legal and regulatory implications of strategic initiatives, including new markets, partnerships, and product developments or offerings.
  • Draft, review, and negotiate agreements, including client service agreements, vendor agreements, intellectual property licensing agreements, and integration-partner agreements.
  • Provide legal counsel regarding wealth management, SaaS, technology-enabled, and artificial intelligence product offerings.
  • Develop and provide legal staff training sessions on pertinent laws, regulations, and emerging legal topics.
  • Advise on corporate governance, commercial contracts, employment law, litigation, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property.
  • Ensure protection of the company's intellectual property and complete and maintain intellectual property filings and records.
  • Provide legal support to wealth management operations, senior leaders, and executives.
  • Partner with Product, Engineering, Information Security, Risk, Compliance, and business leaders to provide practical legal guidance and manage legal and regulatory risk.
  • Develop and maintain compliance policies and procedures with the Compliance and Risk departments.
  • Manage governance and compliance activities, implement regulatory changes, and help track and resolve material issues and risks.
  • Present legal analysis, recommendations, and risk assessments to senior leadership and executive stakeholders.
  • Work with outside litigation counsel on regulatory inquiries, litigation, and arbitration matters.
  • Help ensure assignment and completion of Legal team projects and tasks, including potential management and oversight of personnel performing those tasks.

Orion makes a personalized smart mattress cover that tracks biometric data and uses AI to adjust temperature to improve sleep. It supports dual-zone heating and cooling so two people can set their side of the bed independently, and can pair with a disposable at-home sleep sensor to map sleep patterns. The product combines upfront hardware with a monthly AI subscription for ongoing temperature control. Its goal is to help many people sleep better by providing affordable, AI-driven temperature management that supports deeper and REM sleep.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$17.5M

Headquarters

Santa Monica, California

Founded

1999

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Orion launched preorders in December 2025 after closing an $18 million seed round.
  • The company converts sleep-temperature personalization into a clear consumer value proposition.
  • The iF Design Award and founder Harry Gestetner's Fanfix exit improve fundraising odds.

What critics are saying

  • Eight Sleep sued Orion on March 6, 2026 for patent infringement and false advertising.
  • An injunction from the Eight Sleep case could halt sales during Orion's launch window.
  • Orion still faces heavyweight competition from Eight Sleep, which owns the category narrative.

What makes Orion unique

  • Orion sells a lower-priced hydronic mattress cover with dual-zone temperature control.
  • Orion includes sleep tracking without a required subscription, unlike Eight Sleep's Autopilot.
  • Orion won the 2026 iF Design Award, strengthening premium consumer credibility.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Paid Parental Leave

Pet Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Student Loan Assistance

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-13%

1 year growth

-13%

2 year growth

-13%
Yahoo Finance
Jun 16th, 2026
25-year-old founder's vertigo led to AI mattress cover hitting $10M+ revenue in three months

Harry Gestetner, 25, launched Orion, an AI-powered mattress cover that regulates body temperature to optimise sleep quality. The startup surpassed eight-figure revenue within three months of launch and is currently growing 112% month-over-month. Gestetner developed the product after experiencing severe vertigo from overwork whilst building Fanfix, which sold for over $100 million. Working with sleep specialist Dr Michael Breus, he created a smart cover with dual temperature zones that tracks biometrics and adjusts throughout the night. Orion competes with Eight Sleep by offering lower pricing from $2,295, requiring no subscription, and including a personalised sleep test from day one. The product won the Red Dot Award and iF Design Award for 2026. Gestetner plans to expand into hotels within five years.

PR Newswire
Feb 27th, 2026
Orion Sleep wins 2026 iF Design Award for AI-powered sleep system after $18M seed round

Orion Sleep, a San Francisco-based AI-powered sleep technology company, has won the 2026 iF Design Award for its Smart Sleep System. The award recognises innovation in temperature-regulating sleep technology, selected from over 10,000 submissions across 68 countries. The Orion Smart Sleep System features advanced thermoregulation technology, dual-zone climate control, embedded biometric tracking and AI that learns user preferences to optimise sleep quality. The company aims to make high-quality sleep accessible through competitive pricing and guaranteed financing. Founded by 25-year-old Harry Gestetner, whose previous company Fanfix sold for a reported $65 million, Orion recently closed an $18 million seed round. Investors include Mucker Capital, Browder Capital and Second Sight. The company's mission centres on improving longevity through better sleep quality.

Victory Financial Group
Jan 7th, 2026
Built to Serve: How Independence Helped Chris Kilmer Create a More Human and Holistic Planning Experience

Built to serve: how independence helped Chris Kilmer create a more human and Holistic planning experience. For Chris Kilmer, independence was not just a career move. It was a turning point that allowed him to build the kind of practice he always imagined: transparent, high-touch, client-centered, and supported by a modern platform at Victory Financial that truly lives up to the word "freedom". After 15 years in the industry, including multiple mergers he did not choose, Chris spent much of his early career feeling the disconnect between what firms promised and what they actually delivered. The environment was transactional, and support was inconsistent. When he took over his father's business in January 2024, that disconnect became impossible to ignore. Within days of becoming a limited partner at his former firm, he received a significant fee increase and was told nothing could be done. That moment became the catalyst. Chris explains, "I realized very quickly that I had no real control. I needed a place where I could build something long-term, with full transparency and true ownership." That search ultimately led him to Victory Financial. A Transition Experience Unlike Any Other Having already lived through two or three difficult transitions earlier in his career, Chris expected the worst as he prepared to move again. In the past, transfers meant months of backlogged paperwork, weekend work, and financial strain. But this time was different. Victory Financial partnered closely with Orion Portfolio Solutions to streamline the entire process, and the full transition was completed in only three days. For context, Chris noted that even well-managed transfers at his previous firms took three to six weeks. He remembers, "I kept waiting for the pain to start. And it never did. It was the smoothest transition I have ever experienced." This difference came from practical, advisor-centered support, not just promises or marketing language. Every firm talks about independence. Chris heard the word so often that it started to lose meaning. But at Victory Financial, he saw freedom implemented differently. Instead of forcing advisors to use outdated proprietary tools, Victory Financial built its platform around modern, best-in-class technology that integrates cleanly and scales with each advisor's business. Chris says, "They actually implement freedom. They do not pretend to be a tech company. They find the best technology available, negotiate great pricing, and make sure it works with their system so advisors are not fighting clunky software." One example that stood out was billing. After years of delayed payments and unresponsive departments, Chris now receives a simple automated workflow that tells him exactly when each payment will arrive. "It is simple. It is transparent. There is no friction. It means I can trust the process and focus on clients." A Planning Philosophy Built on Clarity and Care Chris approaches client service the same way he likes to be served: with transparency and simplicity. He creates educational videos covering every part of the client journey, including fees, strategies, and market updates, so clients always know what to expect. "Clients appreciate the same things about me that I appreciate about Victory Financial: transparency and simplicity. If they can see that I am always thinking ahead on their behalf, they can rest." This philosophy planted the seeds for something bigger. Launching All In Planning: A Holistic Model for Real World Needs Earlier this year, Chris and his team felt prompted to address a major gap they were seeing: families navigating terminal illness, the loss of a loved one, or the overwhelming administrative burden that follows. The result was All In Planning, a collaborative model in which estate planning, real estate, insurance, and financial professionals work together to support a household as a unified team. The most powerful example came when a newly widowed client reached out in crisis. Over the following months, Chris and his partner professionals helped her understand complex estate documents, unwind multiple real estate assets, coordinate insurance benefits, and guide her through a difficult financial transition. The experience did more than relieve her burden. It restored her stability and reshaped her outlook during one of the hardest seasons of her life. Chris is clear about what made this possible: "All In Planning would not exist anywhere else. At my old firms, the idea would have been shut down immediately. Victory Financial helped us build it the right way, fully compliant and fully supported, so we could serve people who truly need it." Chris believes the next two decades will define the future of the profession. With the aging population preparing to transfer trillions in wealth, he sees both a significant opportunity and an immense responsibility. "If high-quality planners do not step up, there will be plenty of bad actors ready to take advantage. We have to get there first and provide honest guidance during the biggest transitions of people's lives." For Chris, the mission is clear: continue building a collaborative planning model that surrounds real people with real support at the moments that matter most. And with Victory Financial behind him, he finally has the platform and freedom to do it. At Victory Financial, Victory Financial Group is proud to support advisors like Chris who are building careers with intention and going further together. Interested in building your practice with more flexibility and ownership? Learn more about Victory Financial's advisor platform.

Aurora Management
Dec 16th, 2025
Aurora Asset Management Collaborates with Orion to Expand Access to Its Core Equity Portfolio

Aurora Asset Management collaborates with Orion to expand Access to its Core Equity Portfolio. Aurora Asset Management is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Orion, a leading wealthtech solutions provider serving thousands of independent advisory firms nationwide. This collaboration enables Aurora's Core Equity Portfolio to be accessed directly through the Orion Investment Portal, significantly expanding availability for advisors and their clients. Why this collaboration matters. For years, financial advisors have expressed interest in incorporating Aurora's high conviction equity strategies into their client offerings. While its investment philosophy and portfolio construction resonate strongly across the advisory community, a key barrier remained: Auroramgt lacked a streamlined and scalable way to share its intellectual property and portfolio models with advisors in the platforms they use every day. Its collaboration with Orion directly solves this challenge. Through Orion's model delivery capabilities, advisors can now seamlessly incorporate the Aurora Core Equity Portfolio into their existing workflows. This includes the ability to: * Access Aurora's portfolio models directly within the Orion Investment Portal * Maintain discretion and control over client portfolios using Orion's rebalancing tools * Leverage Aurora's margin-of-safety investment process without operational friction This development represents a meaningful step forward in aligning its investment expertise with the technology infrastructure advisors rely on. What this means for advisors and their clients. Advisors seeking a disciplined, research-driven equity solution built on long-term fundamentals rather than short-term market fads now have a more accessible avenue for implementation. The Aurora Core Equity Portfolio is designed for investors who value: * High conviction security selection * A focus on long-term intrinsic value * A risk-conscious, margin-of-safety discipline By making its portfolio available through Orion, advisors can deliver this approach with greater efficiency and more flexibility in how they manage client accounts. Strengthening an important relationship. Orion has long been recognized for its commitment to empowering advisory firms with integrated technology, wealth solutions, and data-driven insights. Expanding its collaboration with a company that shares its dedication to advisor success reinforces its mission: to provide thoughtful and durable investment solutions that serve real client needs. Learn more. For inquiries or partnership discussions, please feel free to reach out directly to Austin Crites. Aurora Asset Management and Orion Advisor Solutions, Inc. ("Orion") are not affiliated companies.

FinSMEs
Nov 18th, 2025
Orion Raises $17.5M in Seed Funding

Orion raises $17.5M in seed funding. Orion, a Los Angeles, CA-based provider of a personalized smart mattress, raised $17.5m in seed funding. Backers included Mucker Capital, Lead VC (Adidas Family Office), Browder Capital, Family Fund, Hawke Ventures, Breaktrail Ventures, Intuition VC, Stephen & Allison Ellsworth (Poppi), Jim McKelvey (Square), Eytan Elbaz (Scopely), Kathy Fields (Proactiv), Luke Harries (Eleven Labs), Alon Matas (BetterHelp) and NBA player Kyle Kuzma. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its business reach. Orion provides a personalized smart mattress cover that tracks users' sleep and uses AI to cool and heat the body to the perfect temperature cycle based on an individual's biometrics, enhancing deep sleep and REM. The company was founded by father/son duo Harry Gestetner (who founded Fanfix, grew to $120m+ revenue and $10m+ ebitda/acquired by SuperOrdinary @ age 21; Chief Digital Officer @SuperOrdinary, scaled to $350m revenue) and Daniel Gestetner (who co-founder of Byte, bootstrapped to $1.04 billion acquisition by Dentsply), as well as Blake Johnson and Scott Cohen from Byte.