Flexible Part-Time Commercial Tech Solicitor – AI, SaaS & Data

Santriya Technologies

United States

Remote

USD 83,000 - 165,000

Part time

3 days ago

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Job summary

Santriya Technologies Ltd is seeking an experienced Commercial Technology Solicitor with UK and/or US experience to provide advisory support across technology contracts, SaaS, software licensing, cloud services, AI governance, and data protection matters.

This flexible, part-time or consultancy engagement is suitable for qualified solicitors who wish to advise international technology, financial services, and digital sector clients while maintaining work-life balance, with options for retainer,

Qualifications

Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales) with strong commercial technology law expertise.
Experience at a leading law firm or in-house technology or financial services legal team.
Deep knowledge of SaaS, cloud, AI, and data protection legal frameworks.
Excellent drafting, negotiation, and client advisory skills.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple client engagements simultaneously.

Responsibilities

Draft, review, and negotiate commercial technology contracts, SaaS agreements, software licensing deals, and cloud services agreements.
Advise on AI governance frameworks, responsible AI obligations, and compliance with UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018.
Support technology procurement exercises, vendor due diligence, and outsourcing arrangements.
Provide legal guidance on digital transformation programmes, agile delivery, and technology platform transitions.
Advise on intellectual property rights, data ownership, and software escrow arrangements.
Review and negotiate master services agreements (MSAs), statements of work, and service level agreements.
Conduct legal risk assessments on emerging technology initiatives including GenAI, cloud migration, and API integration projects.
Support in-house legal teams and C-suite executives with commercial legal guidance on technology matters.
Stay current with developments in UK and EU technology law, AI regulation, and digital compliance requirements.
Mentor junior legal professionals and contribute to knowledge-sharing within the practice.