Corporate Communications Lead
About the job
- Five years of experience in corporate communications, press relations, or journalism, including experience in a leadership or coordination position.
- Experience in regulated sectors or in high-public-exposure topics such as financial services, healthcare, technology, or legal affairs.
- Sound judgment in sensitive situations and comfort working closely with Legal.
- Ability to advise executives candidly and defend a recommendation.
- Experience developing people or small teams.
- Fluent English.
- Design and lead Enter's corporate communications and reputation strategy, translating the company's positioning into clear, consistent messages for each audience.
- Lead press relations in business, technology, and legal-sector media, together with the external public relations agency, building long-term journalist relationships and identifying story opportunities.
- Prepare Enter's spokespeople for interviews, panels, and events by developing key messages, briefings, questions and answers, and training.
- Build and maintain relationships with opinion leaders, market leaders, and academic leaders who influence discussions about technology and artificial intelligence in Brazil.
- Provide editorial direction to the content team, ensuring quality, relevance, and publication cadence in specialist outlets and Enter's owned channels.
- Write and edit bylined articles, statements, speeches, and content for company leadership.
- Plan scenarios and prepare communications for sensitive topics in close partnership with Legal and leadership.
- Monitor Enter's media presence and public debate, and turn that analysis into recommendations for leadership.
- Track the communications function's quarterly metrics and propose adjustments.
- Active relationships with journalists in business, technology, or legal-sector media.
- Experience at a fast-growing technology company.
- Familiarity with Brazil's legal ecosystem.
- Experience in CEO and executive leadership communications.
About the company
Enter provides AI agents for high-volume litigation in Brazil, helping large enterprises automate key legal processes. It connects to courts, legal ERP systems, and internal platforms to classify lawsuits and reads all documents to enrich cases, running checks to flag fraud and abusive litigation patterns. The system supports drafting tailored lawsuit answers with jurimetric analysis, hearing preparation, and ruling tracking for client lawyers or partner firms. Its goal is to help Brazil become a leader in artificial intelligence by combining AI with human expertise to automate major legal workflows at scale.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$140.5M
Headquarters
São Paulo, Brazil
Founded
2023
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- May 2026 funding of $100M+ financed talent, infrastructure, and geographic expansion.
- Clients include Bradesco, Nubank, Mercado Livre, LATAM Airlines, and Airbnb.
- Brazil's 75 million pending lawsuits keep demand for automation brutally large through 2026.
What critics are saying
- Brazilian courts and large clients can switch workflows to rivals like Jusbrasil or Astrea.
- Aggressive litigation automation invites adverse rulings, bar backlash, and regulatory scrutiny in 2026.
- If mass-litiation economics normalize, Enter loses pricing power and becomes a feature, not a company.
What makes Enter unique
- May 2026: Enter became Latin America's first AI unicorn, backed by Founders Fund.
- EnterOS handles 300,000+ lawsuits yearly, integrating courts, ERPs, and internal systems.
- Its agents analyze audio, video, contracts, and bank statements, then flag fraud patterns.
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