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House Contracts Counsel

Atari
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LOCATION

Atari · Remote

EXPERIENCE

4 - 6 Years

SALARY

$140K - $160K /year

SKILLS REQUIRED

Contract NegotiationLicensing AgreementsIntellectual Property LawContract DraftingTrademark Law

Job description

Overview

Atari is seeking an experienced, business-minded attorney to join its in-house legal team. The role focuses on negotiating licensing agreements that protect Atari's IP while creating revenue for the business, reporting to the General Counsel.

What you'll do

  • Draft, review, and negotiate inbound and outbound licensing agreements for game development, co-branding, publishing, and digital media.
  • Collaborate with Atari's licensing team to structure deals that expand brand presence while safeguarding IP integrity.
  • Advise on marketing and promotional campaigns involving Atari's trademarks and copyrights.
  • Support governance, compliance, and other corporate legal matters.
  • Provide practical, business-oriented legal advice to internal teams across global operations.
  • Maintain and update standard contract templates and best practice guidelines.

What you'll need

  • Law degree (J.D. or equivalent) and admission to practice in at least one jurisdiction.
  • 4-6 years of experience in a reputable corporate law firm, with a strong emphasis on commercial transactions and licensing.
  • Proven experience negotiating and drafting complex commercial agreements in the video game or entertainment industry.
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work cross-functionally and internationally.

Nice to have

  • Expertise in the video game, entertainment, or consumer products industries.
  • Passion for gaming, pop culture, and the Atari brand.

Details

  • Location: Remote (US).
  • Target salary: $140k - $160k annually.

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House Contracts Counsel