Vetcove — Product Counsel (Remote)

Vetcove is hiring a Product Counsel to support its fast growing veterinary technology platform used by more than 25,000 veterinary hospitals across the United States. The role works closely with product, engineering, marketing, and compliance teams to provide legal guidance throughout the product development lifecycle.

You will review and negotiate a range of commercial agreements including SaaS contracts, software licensing agreements, vendor contracts, service agreements, distribution agreements, and data processing agreements. The role also involves advising business and product teams on legal risks related to new features and product launches, developing customer facing terms such as terms of service and disclaimers, and helping manage the company’s privacy program.

Additional responsibilities include drafting and negotiating data protection agreements, advising on compliance with privacy laws governing consumer data collection and use, and working with internal stakeholders to develop legal strategies that support product growth and innovation.

Candidates must hold a JD and be admitted to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction with four to eight years of experience in technology transactions, product counseling, or commercial contracting. Experience with software companies or technology focused legal practices is strongly preferred.

Salary range: $130,000 to $180,000

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David — Quality Analyst / Quality Manager (New York, NY)

David, a fast growing food startup founded by RXBAR cofounder Peter Rahal, is hiring Quality and Regulatory professionals to support the development of high protein, low calorie foods. These roles help build the company’s quality, food safety, and regulatory systems as the brand expands.

You will work across supplier quality, regulatory compliance, traceability, and food safety programs while partnering with R&D, manufacturing, supply chain, and operations teams. Responsibilities include qualifying and auditing ingredient suppliers and co manufacturers, managing supplier performance and corrective actions, maintaining traceability systems, and supporting food safety plans and recall readiness. The role also involves reviewing ingredients and formulations for regulatory compliance, preparing documentation for FDA, FSMA, GFSI, and Prop 65 requirements, and approving labels, nutrition facts panels, ingredient statements, and product claims.

Candidates should have a background in food science, regulatory affairs, food safety, or a related field and experience working in food, beverage, or CPG quality or regulatory roles. Knowledge of regulatory frameworks such as FDA, FSMA, HACCP, and GFSI is required. Experience with supplier audits, CAPAs, recall execution, and systems such as TraceGains is preferred.

Salary range: $90,000 to $145,000

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McCormick & Company — Global Trade Compliance Specialist (Hunt Valley, MD)

McCormick is seeking a Global Trade Compliance Specialist to support international import and export compliance for products moving between the Americas and global markets. Based at the company’s global headquarters in Hunt Valley, Maryland, this hybrid role provides technical expertise on trade regulations, tariff classification, and cross border compliance.

You will manage product classification using Harmonized Tariff Schedule codes, determine country of origin and free trade agreement eligibility, and analyze international trade regulations affecting McCormick’s products. The role also includes advising internal teams on supply chain requirements, trade documentation, licensing, and duty optimization while coordinating with government agencies such as U.S. Customs, FDA, and USDA.

Responsibilities include managing export compliance processes, screening business partners against sanctions lists, overseeing Automated Export System filings, and supporting cross functional teams with regulatory guidance on cross border transactions. You will also contribute to export audits, provide compliance training, and recommend improvements to trade processes and SAP GTS data systems to reduce risk and support operational efficiency.

Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in international trade, international business, logistics, food science, biotechnology, chemistry, or a related field and have at least five years of experience in international trade and regulatory compliance. Experience with tariff classification, free trade agreements, and cross border export operations is required. Experience with ERP or SAP systems and the food industry is preferred.

Salary range: $87,910 to $153,970.

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International Finance Corporation — Investment Officer, Upstream & Advisory (Manufacturing, Agribusiness and Services) (Luanda, Angola)

The International Finance Corporation, part of the World Bank Group, is seeking an Investment Officer to support private sector investment and advisory work in Southern Africa. Based in Luanda, this role focuses on developing and executing investment opportunities across sectors including agribusiness, manufacturing, retail, health, education, tourism, and property.

You will identify and develop investment opportunities, conduct market and sector analysis, and structure commercially viable investment solutions that support economic growth and development goals. The role includes working with private sector clients, government agencies, and development partners to address regulatory and market barriers, while building a pipeline of bankable projects through early stage project development and advisory support.

Responsibilities include structuring and negotiating investment transactions, providing advisory services to strengthen project viability, monitoring project performance against financial and development objectives, and collaborating with World Bank Group colleagues on initiatives that improve the investment climate in target markets. You will also contribute to knowledge sharing and best practices within the Manufacturing, Agribusiness and Services department.

Candidates must hold a master’s degree in business administration, finance, economics, public policy, or a related field and have at least five years of experience in investment, advisory services, or project development. Experience in emerging markets and strong financial analysis skills are required. Fluency in English and Portuguese is required.

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Kate Farms — Commercial Contracts Counsel (Temporary, Remote)

Kate Farms is seeking a Commercial Contracts Counsel for a temporary five month assignment beginning in March 2026. The role supports the legal department during an employee leave and focuses on maintaining continuity across contract management, legal research, and privacy compliance.

You will draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements including customer, supplier, manufacturing, and distribution contracts. The role also includes managing contract administration, maintaining documentation within contract management systems, and helping develop contract templates and playbooks to support consistent legal workflows. You will work closely with commercial teams to provide timely legal guidance, elevate risks to the General Counsel when necessary, and ensure contracts align with business and legal requirements.

Additional responsibilities include assisting with the company’s privacy program, supporting responses to privacy rights requests, drafting and maintaining privacy policies, and conducting legal research to support business initiatives.

Candidates must hold a JD and be admitted to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction with a minimum of five years of legal experience focused on commercial contracts and transactions. Strong drafting, negotiation, and organizational skills are required, along with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast paced environment. Experience with contract management systems such as HighQ is preferred.

Compensation: $85 to $100 per hour.

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California Farm Bureau — Legal Advocacy Analyst

The California Farm Bureau is seeking a Legal Advocacy Analyst to support its legal and policy teams through research, regulatory tracking, and preparation of legal memoranda and summaries. The role sits at the intersection of law, policy, and agriculture and supports the organization’s advocacy for practical, science based agricultural policy across California.

Responsibilities include conducting legal and regulatory research, monitoring state and federal laws, tracking litigation and agency actions, and preparing written summaries for attorneys and policy staff. The role also supports drafting legal materials such as comment letters and internal advisories while tracking legislative proposals and regulatory developments affecting agriculture.

Candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in political science, legal studies, environmental science, public administration, business, or a related field. Strong research, writing, and organizational skills are required, along with the ability to manage multiple deadlines and collaborate across teams. Experience with administrative law, regulatory processes, or legislative tracking is preferred.

Salary range: $85,000 to $105,000.

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National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) — Executive Director (Butte, MT with National Travel)

The National Center for Appropriate Technology is hiring an Executive Director to lead the organization’s national work in sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency, and rural development. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will oversee programmatic, administrative, and financial operations while guiding the organization’s long term strategy and growth.

You will lead senior leadership in implementing NCAT’s mission driven initiatives, expand funding from government and foundation sources, and strengthen partnerships with national and regional stakeholders. The role includes overseeing a $15 million annual budget, managing a staff of nearly 60 across 14 states, and advancing projects that reduce poverty, support healthy communities, and protect natural resources.

Candidates must hold either a master’s degree with at least 10 years of nonprofit management experience or a bachelor’s degree with 15 years of nonprofit program and organizational leadership experience. Experience managing large government or foundation funded projects is required, with preference for candidates with backgrounds in sustainable agriculture, energy, or rural development.

Salary range: $135,000 to $170,000.

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ASPCA — Director, Legal Counsel (Remote)

The ASPCA is hiring two Director, Legal Counsel positions to provide legal guidance across the organization’s programs, operations, and policy initiatives. These remote roles report to a Senior Director, Corporate Counsel and support departments including veterinary and shelter programs, government relations, disaster response, fundraising, communications, finance, and real estate.

You will draft and negotiate corporate agreements such as confidentiality agreements, consulting contracts, and other operational documents, while advising teams on legal risk, program development, and compliance with federal, state, and local laws. The role includes counseling internal clients on labor and employment matters, conducting legal research on issues affecting ASPCA initiatives, collaborating with outside counsel on litigation and complex matters, and providing internal training on legal risks and compliance.

Candidates must hold a JD from an ABA accredited law school and be licensed in at least one U.S. jurisdiction, with at least four years of legal practice experience. Strong contract drafting skills, sound judgment, and the ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams are required. Experience with nonprofit corporate law or real estate, finance, education, or transportation matters is a plus.

Salary range: $128,000 to $163,000 depending on geographic pay zone.

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