Top Cryptocurrency Legal Jobs in Miami, FL

The role involves leading the regulatory compliance program for payment services, engaging with regulators, and providing legal counsel on product and operational matters.

Serve as Circle's internal authority on prudential banking regulation for stablecoins, payments, custody, and blockchain infrastructure. Advise senior leadership, engage with U.S. banking regulators, translate supervisory frameworks to digital-asset products, partner with cross-functional teams, and coordinate external regulatory counsel and licensing/examination strategy.

The Senior Associate will support regulatory advocacy and policy development, draft materials for consultations, work with teams on regulatory issues, and engage with regulators.

The Paralegal will provide legal and administrative support, focusing on contract administration and assisting with department reporting under the direction of attorneys.

First-pass review and drafting of NDAs, vendor, SaaS, and services agreements; manage contract intake/workflows, maintain templates and clause library, coordinate executions and handoffs, track renewals, and support lightweight automation to improve contracting efficiency.

The Counsel will manage a high-volume docket of consumer arbitration, draft legal documents, evaluate claims, and work with cross-functional teams for resolution in a tech-forward legal environment.

As In-House Counsel, you will manage commercial contracts, corporate governance, and compliance, leveraging AI for efficiency while advising on legal matters and overseeing litigation.

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The Commercial Counsel will advise on commercial agreements, support legal operations, and navigate regulations in blockchain technology, providing guidance to business teams.

Lead and build broker-dealer and transfer agent compliance programs for US operations: create policies and controls, oversee AML and transfer-agent rules, manage filings and regulatory exams, conduct audits and risk assessments, provide training, investigate incidents, and report to executive leadership and the Board.