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At Qred, we’re building the world's best bank for small businesses. Since launching 11 years ago, we’ve grown from startup to profitable fintech scale-up, now generating over 1 billion SEK in annual revenue and supporting 50,000+ entrepreneurs across Northern Europe. We combine smart technology, real data, and human judgment to make financing simple, fast, and fair. With bold growth plans and strong momentum across multiple markets, we’re now looking for a Legal Counsel for the next phase of growth.

As our new Legal Counsel, you will join our growing legal team and take end-to-end ownership of our day-to-day legal operations, bridging the gap between complex regulatory frameworks and commercial execution. Reporting directly to the Chief Legal Officer, this mission-critical role offers a direct line to decision-making as we continue scaling our fintech operations and financial systems across Europe.

• Manage legal and regulatory requirements across corporate, privacy, marketing, and contract law to support business growth.

• Draft, review, and negotiate commercial contracts, partner agreements, and data processing agreements.

• Conduct legal research and draft practical assessments to guide product development and geographic expansion.

• Advise on questions related to AML, GDPR, and other regulatory standards.

• Monitor legislative changes and translate complex legal updates into actionable business requirements for internal teams.

We are looking for a pragmatic, solutions-oriented professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment. You have a highly structured approach to problem-solving, the integrity to act as a trusted advisor, and the drive to build scalable legal frameworks that support our rapid expansion.

• A university degree in Law (LL.M. or equivalent).

• A few years of experience from a law firm or an in-house legal department, preferably within financial services or regulated environments.

• Solid working knowledge of corporate law, contract law, GDPR, and AML regulations.

• Full professional proficiency in written and verbal Swedish and English.

This is the place to be if you’re looking for a place to grow. Qred is growing fast, and our Qredsters along with it. With a non-bureaucratic organization and delegated responsibilities, we make sure there’s a short path from idea to action. In addition to our great culture, you get to work with the latest cutting-edge techniques, full ownership, and last but not least a bunch of great competent colleagues to learn from!

This is a full-time, permanent position based in our headquarters in Stockholm. We believe our culture thrives when we work together, which is why we have an office-first approach. To balance this with some flexibility, we have the option of working remotely one day per week. We review applications on a rolling basis and while the start date is flexible, the right candidate can join us immediately.

Qred celebrates diversity and does not discriminate based on ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability status, or any other applicable characteristics protected by law.

Please note: Due to the summer holiday season, our response times may be slightly extended. Thank you for your understanding.

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The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

The opportunity

We're currently looking for a Corporate Legal Counsel to join our Corporate Legal team. In this role, you will provide strategic legal advice and support across a broad range of corporate, governance, securities regulation, capital markets, finance, and transaction-related matters. You will play a key role in supporting Polestar's listed parent company and global corporate structure, helping ensure compliance with regulatory requirements while enabling the business to achieve its strategic objectives.

As part of the Legal function, you will work closely with executive management, the Board of Directors, and stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, Accounting, Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications. You will advise on governance matters, corporate transactions, capital markets activities, public company compliance, and other strategic initiatives that support Polestar's continued growth and transformation.

This position is located in HQ, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in a hybrid model when it comes to remote and onsite work, knowing that both in-person collaboration and individual focus time are important for success.

The responsibilities

In this role, you'll be a trusted business partner, providing practical legal advice to support strategic and operational decision-making across Polestar, while helping to maintain strong corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead and support legal work relating to capital markets transactions, including debt and equity financings and other strategic corporate finance initiatives.

• Advise on corporate governance matters relating to Polestar's listed parent company and global subsidiaries.

• Support compliance with securities regulations, SEC requirements, and NASDAQ listing rules.

• Advise on corporate policies, procedures, governance best practices, and compliance with market abuse and insider trading regulations.

• Manage and coordinate external legal counsel across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring effective delivery and budget oversight.

• Partner with senior stakeholders across the business to provide pragmatic legal advice that balances risk management with commercial objective.

The ideal candidate

To succeed in this role, you'll need excellent legal judgment, strong business acumen, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters in a fast-paced international environment. You combine technical legal expertise with a practical, solution-oriented mindset and are comfortable working independently while collaborating effectively with senior stakeholders across the organization. You thrive in a dynamic environment where priorities evolve, and you enjoy working on a diverse range of high-impact corporate and strategic matters.

In addition, you'll need the following qualifications:

• Master degree in Law (LLM), preferably from relevant Swedish, U.S., or other European university.

• Extensive relevant experience (approximately 7+ years), including experience from a leading law firm and in-house legal roles within a global publicly listed company.

• Strong experience in securities regulation, disclosure requirements, capital markets transactions, corporate finance, M&A, and general corporate matters.

• Knowledge of Swedish, U.K. and/or U.S. corporate law.

• Proven experience advising on public company compliance, corporate governance, and stock exchange regulations.

• Experience of supporting a Board and/or Committee, preparing Board and Committee materials, including advising on governance processes and regulatory requirements.

• Experience managing external legal counsel and coordinating support across multiple jurisdictions.

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.

Beneficial, but not required:

• Experience with SEC, NASDAQ and Sarbanes-Oxley rules and compliance.

• Familiarity with Loan Market Association documentation.

• Experience managing complex litigation matters, particularly in the U.S.

• Familiarity with IFRS accounting and audit practices.

• Familiarity with U.S. and European audit practices

• Experience with equity incentive plans.

• Additional European languages and/or Mandarin proficiency

Polestar is an international company with colleagues representing diverse backgrounds and perspectives. English is our primary language for written and spoken communication. As we continue to grow globally, change is constant, but so is progress. Expect an accelerating, exciting environment where your expertise will have visible impact across the organization.

The process

If the above matches your ambitions, be sure to apply. We apply a continuous selection process and the job ad will be open until the position is filled.

0TO9 is a profitable European fintech bank with an uncommon model: we don't just run a bank - we build them. Alongside our core banking operations, we act as a venture builder, co-founding entrepreneur-driven fintech companies and giving them capital, licenses, and infrastructure from day one. Each venture targets a different banking product or vertical. We move fast, we're already profitable, and the people around the table have some of the strongest track records in European banking and fintech.

The role

You'll be our second legal hire, joining a small, senior team and working across both 0TO9 group-level matters and our growing portfolio of fintech ventures. The scope is deliberately broad: part group counsel, part embedded startup lawyer, part regulatory navigator for products that often don't fit neatly into existing frameworks, and increasingly, the person who shapes how we use AI to make all of it faster and smarter.

This isn't a role for someone who needs a rulebook. It's for someone who writes them.

What you'll do

• Own corporate and commercial legal work across the group: financing and loan documentation, commercial contracts, NDAs, and whatever comes next.

• Advise portfolio companies on regulatory matters specific to their product, licensing, consumer credit, AML/KYC, across Swedish and EU frameworks.

• Get involved early with new ventures: spotting regulatory requirements at the idea stage and finding pragmatic paths through them before they become blockers.

• Lead how we build AI into the legal function, contract review, compliance monitoring, template generation, working alongside our tech teams to automate what should be automated and keep humans in the loop where it matters.

• Build the templates, playbooks, and processes that let fast-moving teams operate safely at scale.

• Manage external counsel strategically, bringing in specialist input where it matters.

About you

You think in risk and trade-offs, not blanket no's. You're comfortable being the most senior legal voice in the room on a topic you've never seen before, and you know when to call in reinforcements. You're also genuinely curious about how AI is reshaping the legal function, and you want to be the one building that future rather than watching it happen.

Specifically, you bring:

• 5-10+ years of post-qualification experience.

• A background in banking or fintech, ideally in-house or in a regulated institution (bank, kreditmarknadsbolag, or equivalent).

• Solid footing across corporate, commercial, and financial regulatory matters.

• Hands-on curiosity about AI tools in a legal context, you've experimented, formed opinions, and want to go further.

• Fluency in English; Swedish is a real advantage.

What we offer

• A seat at the table as we build the leading fintech bank and venture builder in Europe.

• Real scope, broad mandate, genuine ownership, no endless sign-off chains.

• The chance to build a modern legal function from near-scratch, with AI as a first-class tool rather than an afterthought.

• An entrepreneurial, international team in a beautiful Stockholm office.

• Strong trajectory for growth as the group scales.

0TO9 is a profitable European fintech bank with an uncommon model: we don't just run a bank - we build them. Alongside our core banking operations, we act as a venture builder, co-founding entrepreneur-driven fintech companies and giving them capital, licenses, and infrastructure from day one. Each venture targets a different banking product or vertical. We move fast, we're already profitable, and the people around the table have some of the strongest track records in European banking and fintech.

The role

You'll be our second legal hire, joining a small, senior team and working across both 0TO9 group-level matters and our growing portfolio of fintech ventures. The scope is deliberately broad: part group counsel, part embedded startup lawyer, part regulatory navigator for products that often don't fit neatly into existing frameworks, and increasingly, the person who shapes how we use AI to make all of it faster and smarter.

This isn't a role for someone who needs a rulebook. It's for someone who writes them.

What you'll do

• Own corporate and commercial legal work across the group: financing and loan documentation, commercial contracts, NDAs, and whatever comes next.

• Advise portfolio companies on regulatory matters specific to their product, licensing, consumer credit, AML/KYC, across Swedish and EU frameworks.

• Get involved early with new ventures: spotting regulatory requirements at the idea stage and finding pragmatic paths through them before they become blockers.

• Lead how we build AI into the legal function, contract review, compliance monitoring, template generation, working alongside our tech teams to automate what should be automated and keep humans in the loop where it matters.

• Build the templates, playbooks, and processes that let fast-moving teams operate safely at scale.

• Manage external counsel strategically, bringing in specialist input where it matters.

About you

You think in risk and trade-offs, not blanket no's. You're comfortable being the most senior legal voice in the room on a topic you've never seen before, and you know when to call in reinforcements. You're also genuinely curious about how AI is reshaping the legal function, and you want to be the one building that future rather than watching it happen.

Specifically, you bring:

• 5-10+ years of post-qualification experience.

• A background in banking or fintech, ideally in-house or in a regulated institution (bank, kreditmarknadsbolag, or equivalent).

• Solid footing across corporate, commercial, and financial regulatory matters.

• Hands-on curiosity about AI tools in a legal context, you've experimented, formed opinions, and want to go further.

• Fluency in English; Swedish is a real advantage.

What we offer

• A seat at the table as we build the leading fintech bank and venture builder in Europe.

• Real scope, broad mandate, genuine ownership, no endless sign-off chains.

• The chance to build a modern legal function from near-scratch, with AI as a first-class tool rather than an afterthought.

• An entrepreneurial, international team in a beautiful Stockholm office.

• Strong trajectory for growth as the group scales.

0TO9 is a profitable European fintech bank with an uncommon model: we don't just run a bank - we build them. Alongside our core banking operations, we act as a venture builder, co-founding entrepreneur-driven fintech companies and giving them capital, licenses, and infrastructure from day one. Each venture targets a different banking product or vertical. We move fast, we're already profitable, and the people around the table have some of the strongest track records in European banking and fintech.

The role

You'll be our second legal hire, joining a small, senior team and working across both 0TO9 group-level matters and our growing portfolio of fintech ventures. The scope is deliberately broad: part group counsel, part embedded startup lawyer, part regulatory navigator for products that often don't fit neatly into existing frameworks, and increasingly, the person who shapes how we use AI to make all of it faster and smarter.

This isn't a role for someone who needs a rulebook. It's for someone who writes them.

What you'll do

• Own corporate and commercial legal work across the group: financing and loan documentation, commercial contracts, NDAs, and whatever comes next.

• Advise portfolio companies on regulatory matters specific to their product, licensing, consumer credit, AML/KYC, across Swedish and EU frameworks.

• Get involved early with new ventures: spotting regulatory requirements at the idea stage and finding pragmatic paths through them before they become blockers.

• Lead how we build AI into the legal function, contract review, compliance monitoring, template generation, working alongside our tech teams to automate what should be automated and keep humans in the loop where it matters.

• Build the templates, playbooks, and processes that let fast-moving teams operate safely at scale.

• Manage external counsel strategically, bringing in specialist input where it matters.

About you

You think in risk and trade-offs, not blanket no's. You're comfortable being the most senior legal voice in the room on a topic you've never seen before, and you know when to call in reinforcements. You're also genuinely curious about how AI is reshaping the legal function, and you want to be the one building that future rather than watching it happen.

Specifically, you bring:

• 5-10+ years of post-qualification experience.

• A background in banking or fintech, ideally in-house or in a regulated institution (bank, kreditmarknadsbolag, or equivalent).

• Solid footing across corporate, commercial, and financial regulatory matters.

• Hands-on curiosity about AI tools in a legal context, you've experimented, formed opinions, and want to go further.

• Fluency in English; Swedish is a real advantage.

What we offer

• A seat at the table as we build the leading fintech bank and venture builder in Europe.

• Real scope, broad mandate, genuine ownership, no endless sign-off chains.

• The chance to build a modern legal function from near-scratch, with AI as a first-class tool rather than an afterthought.

• An entrepreneurial, international team in a beautiful Stockholm office.

• Strong trajectory for growth as the group scales.