Curri is seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join its legal team as the second attorney and primary partner to the Chief Legal Officer. This is a broad, high-impact generalist role with real ownership across commercial, compliance, employment, regulatory, and strategic matters from day one. The Assistant General Counsel will design and implement AI-enabled legal workflows, manage commercial contracting processes, develop compliance programs, and serve as a trusted advisor to teams across the business.
Reporting directly to the CLO, this role is central to shaping Curri’s legal function and supporting the company’s mission to transform last-mile logistics for construction and industrial supplies. The ideal candidate brings 4–9 years of experience in both law firm and/or in-house settings, a proven ability to operate across multiple legal domains, and hands-on experience building or operating AI-enabled legal workflows. Strong legal operations skills, clear communication with non-legal stakeholders, and a self-directed, ownership-oriented approach are essential.
This opportunity offers direct influence over how the legal function is built, genuine autonomy, and the chance to work in a high-growth, mission-driven environment where legal is embedded as a working partner to the business.
Learn more at curri.com
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