Legal Team Admin Assistant (one year contract)
Status
Asia
Full time
Remote
Compensation is not specified
Role
Legal
Description
Binance, a prominent global blockchain ecosystem known for the largest cryptocurrency exchange, is seeking a dedicated individual to join their legal team. Trusted by millions worldwide for top-notch security and digital asset products, Binance aims to create an inclusive financial landscape powered by blockchain technology.
Responsibilities:
- Support the legal team with administrative tasks
- Enhance team efficiency through various means including communication and data analysis
- Coordinate the signatures process for legal documents
- Manage and organize legal paperwork efficiently
- Aid in managing legal billing matters and spend management
- Assist in matter management and liaise between finance and legal for billings and budgets
- Handle the legal team's email communication and assist in assigning requests to the appropriate team members
- Contribute to the onboarding process for new hires in the legal team
- Undertake any additional tasks as necessary
Requirements:
- 2-4 years of experience in Legal Operation/Administrative Assistant roles
- Education in economics, finance, law, or management
- Prior experience in fast-paced technology environments
- Proficiency in English for effective coordination with international partners
- Additional languages proficiency is advantageous
Why Binance
- Shape the future with a leading blockchain ecosystem
- Collaborate with a diverse global team in an innovative work environment
- Engage in challenging projects with autonomy and creativity
- Opportunities for career development and continuous learning
- Competitive salary and benefits package
- Flexible work-from-home arrangements based on business team requirements
Binance values diversity and is committed to providing equal opportunities.
By applying, you acknowledge that you have reviewed and accepted our Candidate Privacy Notice.
Skills Required

Binance
Website
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Company size
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Location
United States
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