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Preferred prior experience at a mid to large sized law firm and in-house legal department. Virtual yoga, meditation or boot camp classes offered daily. The Corporate Counsel (Technology Transactions) will provide legal expertise in matters relating to the operation of Aya Healthcare with a focus on handling SaaS/ technology transactions and other transactional commercial contract matters.
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Maintain the integrity of services integrated with our cloud environments, including proprietary in-house systems and external integrations. Collaboration in code reviews, agile ceremonies like retrospectives, daily standups, and sprint planning, pair programming, and MVP strategy and operations.
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Must be able to successfully complete and pass each phase of our in-house training program. Completing basic administrative responsibilities such as making telephone calls, drafting emails, sending mail, and scanning documents.
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We embrace giving back to our clients and their communities, which is why we donate 1% of our profits for the year to charitable organizations such as community-based food banks, the American Cancer Society, March of Dimes, Ronald McDonald House, and ElderCare Services.
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