Associate - Technology Transactions

About the role

Norm Ai, the agentic law company, serves clients with a combined $30 trillion in assets under management and pioneered Legal Engineering, enabling lawyers to build and supervise domain‑specific AI agents with its proprietary no‑code suite. Its technology is deployed inside many of the world’s largest institutions and also powers Norm Law, LLP, an AI‑native law firm advising leading institutions across private funds, private equity, venture capital, real estate, registered funds, and financial regulation. All team members are expected to be fluent in AI, actively using AI tools in day‑to‑day work to improve quality, speed, and workflow refinement. As an associate in the Technology Transactions group, you will work on high‑impact IP and tech‑focused deals—including standalone technology transactions and the IP/tech aspects of M&A, Private Equity and ECVC transactions—while leveraging cutting‑edge AI agents to streamline drafting, diligence, and execution processes, collaborating with partners, clients, and technology teams to help Norm reimagine how lawyers work and deliver legal services.

Responsibilities

• Document Drafting & Review: Leverage AI agents to generate, compare, and revise technology and IP transaction documents.
• Due Diligence: Use AI tools to conduct rapid document reviews, identify key terms in documents, and generate client‑facing diligence memos focused on IP and tech diligence.
• Deal Execution: Integrate AI agents into workflow management, signing and closing checklists, and coordination with counterparties.
• Client Advisory: Partner with clients to demonstrate how AI‑assisted workflows improve accuracy, transparency, and deal velocity.
• Collaboration with Tech: Work closely with the technology teams to continue to make the deal process even more efficient using AI.

Requirements

• Juris Doctor (JD), or equivalent; admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
• 4+ years of law firm experience in Technology Transactions and/or IP Transactions as your primary practice.
• Substantive hands‑on record drafting and negotiating technology and IP agreements, with the depth that comes from doing this work at volume.
• Experience supporting the