at Gitlab
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An overview of this role
As Lead Commercial Legal Counsel, you'll play a senior role in GitLab's commercial contracting work across the Americas. Reporting to the Director, Legal, Commercial, you'll help GitLab move complex, high-value deals forward by giving practical legal guidance that supports the business while managing risk. This is a role with significant ownership: you'll independently lead strategic transactions, serve as a trusted legal partner to Sales and cross-functional stakeholders, and help shape how the team handles large-enterprise, technology, and AI-related agreements.
In your first year, you'll take on some of the region's most important contracting work, strengthen consistency in how we approach negotiation and risk, and contribute to the tools and guidance that help the broader team work more effectively. If you enjoy combining strong legal judgment with business context in a fast-moving, all-remote environment, this role gives you the chance to make a clear impact.
What you’ll do
What you’ll bring