Litigation - Associate General Counsel

This is Hybrid role (4 days in office / 1 day remote)

About Interactive Brokers:

Interactive Brokers (IBKR) is one of the world's largest and most technologically advanced electronic brokerage firms, serving individual investors, hedge funds, proprietary trading groups, financial advisors, and introducing brokers globally. With a strong foundation built on innovation and automation, IBKR provides clients with access to over 150 markets across 200+ countries and territories. We are a data-driven organization that leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver best-in-class trading solutions, and our teams thrive in a fast-paced, intellectually rigorous environment where data and analytics are at the core of every decision.

About your team

Interactive Brokers is looking for a motivated and talented litigation attorney with trial experience and interest in litigating securities and commodities disputes for broker-dealers. The candidate should be interested in joining the firm’s General Counsel office in Greenwich, CT, Chicago, IL or Washington, DC.

Responsibilities:

· Representing the firm in arbitration and other adversarial proceedings (both directly and in conjunction with outside counsel);

· Coordinating with outside counsel on court actions involving the firm;

· Representing firm employees in third-party proceedings;

· Advising firm employees on pre-litigation matters;

· Drafting agreements, disclosures, account documentation and website materials;

· Investigating and providing detailed analysis and legal advice related to a range of issues relating to the IBKR trading platform, including trade execution, anti-fraud measures, and cybersecurity matters.

Qualifications:

· At least 7 years of post-J.D. experience as a litigator at a law firm, financial services regulatory agency, exchange, broker-dealer or FCM;

· Would prefer “on-your-feet” experience in court or arbitration proceedings;

· Would prefer familiarity with securities, futures and broker-dealer issues;

· Member in good standing of the bar of any U.S. state or the District of Columbia;

· Solid academic background;

· High degree of comfort and fluency with computers and technology, and understanding of how technology is applied to business and regulatory problems;