Legal Counsel

Join Sellpy, an innovative leader in sustainable e-commerce, as Legal Counsel. This role mixes legal compliance work, particularly e-commerce and consumer rights with setting processes and routines that keep things running smoothly. From ad hoc questions to bigger projects, you'll contribute to developing best practices as part of our soon-to-be two-person legal team. Sellpy’s vision is to empower everyone to live circularly. We believe that every item deserves a second life, and we see huge financial, social and environmental value in making sure this happens. We look for those who share this vision and have the grit to tackle the challenges of building a circular future. Legal Counsel at SellpyWe're looking for an exceptional legal professional who thrives in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment and is passionate about building a modern, efficient legal function. You'll focus on legal compliance, mainly consumer rights, e-commerce regulation and data privacy. You'll dive deep to understand what applies to Sellpy and use that to tighten up our routines. Improve internal processes and set clear guidelines across the business. Together with our Head of Legal, you'll take on everything that comes with a fast-growing company like Sellpy. We look forward to seeing you thrive in a hands-on role as our legal team grows to two. In short, you will Join us in building Sellpy's in-house legal function, with a focus on legal compliance, primarily consumer rights, e-commerce regulation and data privacyGive general legal support to the business: drafting and reviewing agreements and answering everyday legal questionsGovernance and external relations: create, implement and maintain internal guidelines across the business, review and update terms and conditions as well as support and answer inquiries from authorities and organizationsLegal research: stay on top of legislative and regulatory developmentsRisk management: proactively identify and address legal risks together with our Head of Legal We use AI tools as part of our daily legal work. RequirementsA Swedish LL.M (Juristexamen)A minimum of five years of experience in a relevant role, such as at a business law firm or within a fast-growing retail or tech companySolid background in corporate and commercial law, with a deep understanding of the legal areas relevant to e-commerceStrong understanding of data privacy and consumer lawDemonstrated good judgment, personal integrity, and excellent interpersonal skillsAbility to efficiently handle multiple high-impact projects in a fast-paced environmentStructured and organised but comfortable adapting when priorities shiftDown-to-earth, self-driven, and capable of providing high-quality legal adviceFluency in English and Swedish, with outstanding communication skills We’d be impressed if you have Written and spoken skills in German or PolishExperience from working with employment law, tax law or intellectual property You get toBe part of a tech-minded company that's driving the change towards a sustainable lifestyle. In return, you will get direction, energy, and work on meaningful challenges daily.Enjoy a vibrant office culture at Medborgarplatsen, balanced with hands-on experience at our production sitesWork with highly skilled and motivated colleaguesGain new skills with unlimited access to a learning platformMake use of prepaid vacationEnjoy Sellpy credits and staff discounts at Sellpy and the H&M brands (Arket, COS, & Other Stories, Weekday and more)Save up with a monthly pension planEngagement in Sellpy’s social traditions with game nights, interactive planning days, guest speakers and other activities LocationOn-site collaboration at our core, supported by a flexible hybrid setup on set days. This specific role is based at our Medborgarplatsen office. Hybrid workWe value being together. After an on-site onboarding, we aim for a balanced office presence, with flexibility based on your team and tasks. Form of employment: Full-timeStart: As agreed upon How we use AIWe may use AI as part of our recruitment process, but all hiring decisions are made by humans.