Full-Time

Senior Counsel

Litigation & Commercial

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AlphaSense

AlphaSense

1,001-5,000 employees

AI-driven financial research platform for insights

Compensation Overview

$165k - $200kAnnually

+ Performance-based bonus + Equity

Senior

Remote in USA

Candidates must be based in the USA.

Category
Legal
Risk & Compliance
Legal & Compliance
Requirements
  • J.D. from a top law school and admitted to practice law in at least one jurisdiction.
  • 5+ years’ experience litigating complex business disputes, contract disputes, intellectual property matters, and/or other matters with nationally recognized law firm, with some in-house experience preferred but not required.
  • Experience handling pre-litigation disputes and settlement negotiations.
  • Some commercial contracting experience preferred, including reviewing and negotiating agreements such as Master Services Agreements, Service Agreements, SOWs, Service Level Agreements, and NDAs.
  • Superior business acumen with an unrivaled commitment to providing responsive, pragmatic client service and balancing legal risk with business needs.
  • Energetic, authentic, and friendly with a great sense of humor; capable of displaying strong negotiation skills and the ability to support difficult positions in a firm and patient manner.
  • Effective communicator and relationship builder with the ability to interact with both internal and external professionals of all types and backgrounds.
Responsibilities
  • Manage litigation and dispute resolution matters, including selecting and overseeing external counsel.
  • Directly handle pre-litigation disputes, working with internal teams and external parties to resolve issues efficiently.
  • Provide strategic guidance to internal stakeholders on potential litigation risks and dispute resolution strategies.
  • Partner with cross-functional teams to implement best practices that mitigate legal risks and strengthen the company’s overall risk profile.
  • Provide general transactional support across the organization, ensuring agreements align with company policies and risk tolerance.
  • Work with Sales, Finance, Procurement, and other internal teams to structure contracts that facilitate business growth while maintaining legal compliance.
  • Remain informed of shifting legal landscapes in litigation, commercial law, and regulatory matters affecting the company.
  • Help create and enhance legal playbooks and processes to improve efficiency as the company scales.
  • Support the AlphaSense legal team on corporate and other general legal matters as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • Some in-house experience preferred but not required.
  • Some commercial contracting experience preferred, including reviewing and negotiating agreements such as Master Services Agreements, Service Agreements, SOWs, Service Level Agreements, and NDAs.

AlphaSense provides a financial research platform that uses artificial intelligence to help clients gain insights into various companies, industries, and market trends. Users can search through a vast library of over 300 million documents, which includes both external and proprietary content. The AI technology streamlines the research process by automating repetitive tasks, allowing clients to concentrate on analyzing the information instead. Additionally, AlphaSense monitors real-time data to highlight critical insights, helping clients stay ahead in a rapidly changing market. This capability is especially valuable for financial institutions and corporations that need to make timely decisions. Unlike its competitors, AlphaSense emphasizes data security by implementing advanced security measures, ensuring that client information is protected. The company's goal is to empower clients to make informed decisions in their financial strategies and operations.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$1.4B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2011

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • AlphaSense surpassed $400M ARR, doubling revenue since April 2024.
  • Partnership with Cerebras enhances AlphaSense's data processing and analysis capabilities.
  • Generative AI innovation earned AlphaSense Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech award.

What critics are saying

  • Cerebras' expansion in AI data centers could challenge AlphaSense's market position.
  • Rapid AI integration pressures AlphaSense to maintain its competitive edge.
  • Widespread AI adoption may impact AlphaSense's ability to provide unique insights.

What makes AlphaSense unique

  • AlphaSense leverages AI to provide real-time insights from 450 million documents.
  • The platform's AI simplifies research, automating tasks for faster, more accurate analysis.
  • AlphaSense's acquisition of Tegus expanded its content library with 150,000 expert interviews.

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Benefits

Company Equity

Performance Bonus

Remote Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

4%

2 year growth

2%
PR Newswire
Mar 12th, 2025
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VentureBeat
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PR Newswire
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Alphasense Remporte Le Prix Next Big Things In Tech De Fast Company Pour Sa Solution Generative Search Optimisée Par L'Ia

Avec des capacités d'IA générative étendues, AlphaSense continue d'exceller en tant que chef de file de la veille commerciale basée sur l'IA. NEW YORK, 20 novembre 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AlphaSense, la plateforme de recherche et d'information commerciale, annonce aujourd'hui être lauréate du prix Next Big Things in Tech de Fast Company pour son outil Generative Search, qui est une IA générative conçue pour aider les entreprises à obtenir des réponses fiables sur les nouvelles technologies, les entreprises, les industries et plus encore, plus rapidement qu'il n'est humainement possible de le faire. Ce prix récompense les technologies qui changent toutes les facettes de l'économie - et la vie des gens - et témoigne de la valeur de la suite croissante de capacités d'IA et de recherche d'AlphaSense, aujourd'hui utilisée par plus de 5 000 entreprises clientes, dont la majorité des entreprises du SP 500. « AlphaSense propose depuis plus de dix ans des recherches pilotées par l'IA pour les professionnels, mais Generative Search améliore radicalement la façon dont nos utilisateurs extraient des informations de notre plateforme d'une manière que nous n'avions jamais vue auparavant », déclare Jack Kokko, CEO et fondateur, AlphaSense. « Cette reconnaissance par Fast Company en témoigne, ainsi que les progrès que nous avons accomplis dans le développement de capacités de pointe en matière d'IA et de recherche. Désormais, nos clients peuvent poser des questions sur notre plateforme de la même manière qu'ils le feraient avec un analyste, ce qui représente un grand pas en avant pour l'intelligence commerciale »