Wonderful· Spotted 1d ago
Commercial Counsel (LATAM)
- Location
- Global
- Employment
- Full-time
Posted Nov 10, 2026Last confirmed open Nov 11, 2026
About this role
About the Role
Wonderful is seeking a dynamic, business-oriented (Spanish Speaking) In-House Commercial Lawyer to join our growing team. In this role, you will act as a strategic legal partner to the business, guiding commercial transactions and managing legal risk while actively enabling company growth.
We are looking for a legal commercial lawyer who is fully bilingual in English and Spanish, with the specific ability to draft, negotiate, and finalize complex agreements with our Spanish-speaking customer base.
Key Responsibilities
- Commercial Drafting & Negotiation: Draft, review, and negotiate a wide variety of commercial agreements—including master service agreements, vendor contracts, NDAs, and partnership agreements—in both Spanish and English.
- Customer-Facing Legal Support: Lead commercial negotiations directly with Spanish-speaking clients, ensuring smooth deal closures while protecting the company's legal and business interests.
- Business-Oriented Counsel: Provide practical, solutions-driven legal advice to internal stakeholders, balancing legal risk with commercial realities and business objectives.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner closely with sales, operations, and leadership teams to streamline contracting processes and support revenue-generating initiatives.
Qualifications & Experience
- Legal Credentials: Licensed attorney.
- Language Fluency: Professional bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish. You must possess the advanced vocabulary and technical skill required to draft, redline, and negotiate binding legal documents in Spanish.
- Commercial Background: Proven experience specializing in commercial transactions, ideally with an in-house legal department or a corporate practice at a top-tier law firm.
- Geographic Location: United States or a Latin American (LATAM) country.
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