AddressSince our founding in 2017, Willow has grown from a start-up in Australia to serving customers around the globe. Our product offering digitizes the build world for a better world. We make our customers buildings work smarter for them and the environment.
You will be joining a team of performance-driven Willowers, backed by the most advanced technology the built world has ever seen.
Summary of Role:
This is a fantastic opportunity for a law student seeking first-hand, and paid, experience in an Australian start-up with a large USA presence.
We are looking for a law student with initiative, drive and a willingness to roll up their sleeves. This role will give you the opportunity to work directly with the legal and commercial team and gain experience in commercial contracts as well as exposure to corporate governance, investor relations, capital raising and other legal and commercial items. This role will report to the Senior Legal Counsel.
- Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills.
- Strong research skills.
- The ability and willingness to learn as you go.
- Ideally, the successful applicant is located in Sydney, but we will consider other applicants in the same, or a similar, Australian time zone.
- This is a casual role, and we are seeking a student to work one day (or two half-days) a week.
By joining our team of Willowers, we offer true flexible working arrangements, remote and/or hybrid as well as parental leave available for those budding families.
But it is not all about us – it’s about you and the world around us. Willowers can dedicate up to 3 days a year to causes they love or level up through our Willow Academy. Psst…we’ve got your back with cool discounts on shopping and services too.
We at Willow never give up, we work smart, we care about our fellow human beings, and we always put our best foot forward.
At Willow, we’re not just looking for the right fit for the job – we’re excited to embrace a rainbow of talents and perspectives, fostering a vibrant workplace where all individuals are celebrated and discrimination is left at the door.
