As a Smart Contract Legal Architect, you will translate legal frameworks into Solidity, define rights compliance, and engage with stakeholders in digital rights enforcement.
About Loti AI, Inc
In an AI-driven world, Loti ensures your identity remains in your control. Our platform enhances human uniqueness, empowering individuals to choose what they share or keep private. We are building a future where personal autonomy and technological advancement exist in harmony, fostering creativity and benefiting society.
Smart Contract Legal Architect
Location: Remote | Team: Legal Engineering | Type: Full-Time
About the Role:
Join Loti at the frontier of digital identity, where we’re bringing likeness rights on-chain. We're looking for a Smart Contract Legal Architect to translate complex likeness and IP frameworks into Solidity and define the next generation of on-chain rights enforcement.
What You'll Do:
- Work cross-functionally with celebrity estates and digital rights attorneys
- Define the legal ontology for on-chain rights compliance
- Encode enforceable IP agreements in Solidity
- Stay ahead of decentralized arbitration mechanisms
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with tokenized licensing models
- Familiarity with decentralized arbitration platforms (e.g. Kleros)
- Strong background in Solidity and legal-tech intersections
At Loti AI, we are pioneering digital likeness protection and setting the highest standards in a rapidly evolving landscape. Our values shape how we work:
- Pioneering: We lead the way in protecting digital identity.
- Expertise: We trust our team and empower them to make decisions.
- Transparency: We communicate openly and learn from our experiences.
- Well-being: We foster balance between work and life.
- Discretion: We handle sensitive material with professionalism and care.
Loti Seattle, Washington, USA Office
Seattle, Washington, United States
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