Paralegal, Contracts

Carta Carta · Fintech · London, United Kingdom · Carta Law

This role is for a Paralegal focused on contracts within the fintech domain at Carta. While the role mentions the use of AI agents to assist with contract work, the core responsibilities do not involve building or directly managing AI/ML models. The primary focus is on legal support, contract processing, and workflow management, with AI being a tool used by the team rather than the subject of the role itself. The role is classified under the 'Product' function type as it contributes to the delivery of Carta's services, and the 'fintech' domain due to Carta's business in private markets.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own the prompt intake and first-round markup of investment-related NDAs and related documents, ensuring nothing sits in a queue longer than it should and tight client turnaround times are consistently met
  2. Support Carta's UK lawyers with first-round drafting and ad hoc legal work — handling the volume so attorneys can focus on the complexity
  3. Set up and coordinate client workflows, manage document portals, and drive contracts through to execution, giving clients a seamless, professional experience at every step.
  4. Deliver crisp, commercially sound contract support that reflects Carta's reputation for precision — balancing speed with the attention to detail that private capital clients expect

Skills

Required

  • 2+ years of experience working within a transactional or corporate practice group, or an in-house commercial legal team
  • Hands-on exposure to commercial contracts and investment-related NDA drafting
  • Ability to context-switch between competing demands without letting quality slip
  • Strong grasp of relevant legal concepts and commercial pragmatism
  • Clear written and verbal communication

Nice to have

  • Familiarity with private capital, fund structures, or investor onboarding workflows

What the JD emphasized

  • high-volume contract work
  • speed and consistency
  • high-volume, deadline-driven environments