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If you've outgrown your current general role, BMW's Litigation Attorney opening in New York might be the stretch you've been after. This NY role reads like an upgrade — $98,000 - $146,000, remote hours, 3 years valued, and a path that does not dead-end.
Key Responsibilities
- Represent BMW professionally with vendors, partners, and customers
- Tie general effort back to a number BMW cares about
- Build the Anti-Money Laundering habits a mid-level role can lean on for years
- Trim Corporate Law processes that have quietly outlived their purpose
- Read the room and adjust how you pitch Data Protection to each audience
- Balance independent work with effective remote team collaboration
- Keep mid-level expectations grounded in what the remote role can deliver
What You'll Bring
- A BMW mindset: scrappy today, scalable tomorrow
- Hands-on command of Contract Review, with Deposition Preparation as a close second
- Mid-level mastery of Corporate Law, validated by people who'd hire you again
- Comfort owning general decisions in a NY market
- Knowledge of NY-specific regulations relevant to general work
- Familiarity with BMW-scale workflows, or the appetite to reach them
At BMW, a data-driven team in New York, NY has spent years proving that Anti-Money Laundering and Contract Review belong in the same conversation. We pair junior and senior folks on purpose so Regulatory Reporting knowledge stops hoarding in one head.
We offer $98,000 - $146,000, performance bonuses, comprehensive insurance, and the freedom to shape how and where you work.
This req is fresh on our board and getting attention from the hiring team today.
The team in New York, NY is one strong Litigation Attorney away from complete, and that could be you.