ECVC Paralegal

Perkins Coie•Seattle, WA

33d•$70,930 - $171,650•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an ECVC Paralegal working with emerging growth companies. The role involves a wide range of corporate and transactional tasks, including drafting and filing legal documents, managing corporate records, administering equity plans, and coordinating transaction closings. The paralegal will also be responsible for conducting research, analyzing information, and managing deadlines. Maintaining client confidentiality and fostering positive client relationships are key aspects of the role, requiring initiative, discretion, and sound judgment.

Requirements

Excellent organizational, analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Strong attention to detail, with proficiency in proofreading, redlining, and document comparison.
Excellent interpersonal and client service skills, with the ability to build effective working relationships with lawyers, business professionals, and clients.
Strong time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple assignments, work well under pressure, and meet deadlines.
Flexibility to support the team and meet client demands on accelerated schedules, including availability to work overtime as needed.
Ability to maintain confidentiality, exercise discretion and sound judgment, take initiative, and work independently.
Ability to track and record time accurately and timely.
Knowledge of California and Delaware corporate law, federal and state securities laws.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite, Adobe Acrobat.
Proficiency in Carta, Pulley, Shareworks, or other capitalization management platforms.
Four-year degree.
Four-plus years of experience as ECVC paralegal working with emerging growth companies.
Law firm experience required.
Microsoft Word, Outlook, Adobe, Excel.

Nice To Haves

Paralegal Certificate preferred.
Experience with UCC searches; prepare UCC-1 and UCC-3 financing statements.
Fluency in Spanish.

Responsibilities

Draft and file incorporation, formation, qualification, amendment, dissolution, and withdrawal documents for corporations, LLCs, LPs, and LLPs.
Prepare board and stockholder consents, resolutions, minutes, certifications, securities transfer agreements, and other corporate and transaction documents.
Maintain organized corporate records, including minute books, ownership ledgers, state and federal filings, and related entity records.
Administer equity plans and maintain capitalization records using Carta, Shareworks, or similar platforms.
Manage transaction closings for financings, mergers, acquisitions, and other corporate transactions.
Coordinate diligence production, prepare and maintain electronic data rooms, and manage shareholder mailings and regulatory filings.
Obtain, review, and analyze factual information and documentation from clients, third parties, agents, vendors, and governmental agencies.
Conduct state and federal securities, corporate, and statutory research; analyze requirements and summarize findings.
Track multiple client and transaction deadlines and coordinate attorney, client, and vendor requests.
Maintain accurate time records and organized work product.
Maintain client confidentiality and foster positive client relationships.
Take initiative, exercise discretion, and use sound, independent judgment.
Coordinate workloads as needed.