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Legal Analyst

Grammarly - San Francisco, CA, United States - Hybrid

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Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) is seeking a Legal Analyst to support the Legal team in commercial contracting. You will serve as an early point of contact for contract requests from Sales and go-to-market teams, helping the company move quickly while managing legal risk. In this role, you will review, draft, and help negotiate customer agreements including NDAs, order forms, Statements of Work (SOWs), and Master Services Agreements (MSAs). You'll triage and prioritize a high volume of daily contract inquiries, escalating complex or non-standard terms to senior counsel. You'll partner with stakeholders across Sales, Finance, Security, and Product to structure deals and resolve routine contract questions. You will maintain contract consistency with company policies, playbooks, and applicable legal and regulatory requirements, including data privacy and security terms. You'll manage accurate records and contract data in the contract lifecycle management (CLM) system, ensuring documentation is organized and audit-ready. As the team scales, you'll contribute to developing templates, playbooks, and self-service resources that enable Legal and the business to work more efficiently together. Additionally, you'll support the Legal Operations function in optimizing tools including CLM and AI-assisted contract review, and pitch in on team projects as needed. This is an opportunity to build deep commercial-contracts expertise early in your career on a team that treats legal as a business enabler. Superhuman offers a hybrid working model with 2 days per week in-person collaboration required in the San Francisco Bay Area, providing focus time and in-person collaboration to foster trust and innovation. Qualifications: - 1–3 years of experience reviewing, drafting, or administering commercial contracts, either in-house or at a law firm (SaaS or technology experience preferred) - Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience - Familiarity with common customer-agreement types such as NDAs, order forms, SOWs, and MSAs, with eagerness to deepen that knowledge - Strong attention to detail: organized, process-minded, and thorough with documentation and data - Clear and empathetic written and verbal communication skills; ability to build trusting relationships across functions - First-principles thinking about contract terms; good judgment about when to make decisions and when to escalate - Aptitude for and interest in technology, including comfort with AI tools - Resilience and humor in approaching change; willingness to tackle unfamiliar areas - Alignment with human-centered, collectively owned approach to work

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