This is not a traditional legal position. At ADDITIVE, you have the opportunity to apply your legal expertise exactly where it creates entrepreneurial impact: in a digital growth environment focused on innovation and scalability. In a flexible part‑time model of 10 to 15 hours per week, you work with focus, legal precision, clear structure, and direct access to management.

Preferred start date is immediately or by agreement.

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Hybrid

Legal matters are communicated transparently and translated into practical options. The result is advisory support that facilitates decision‑making and strengthens operational processes.

Forward‑Thinking Contract Design

Contracts are designed with scalability in mind, carefully drafted, and tailored to support the international growth of our software solutions — creating a solid basis for long‑term collaboration.

Legal Clarity in a Digital Environment

Complex regulatory requirements are assessed in a structured manner and translated into clear,



actionable recommendations — with a focus on digital business models, data flows, and international frameworks.

Legal processes are designed to scale with the company — efficient, transparent, and practical across all business areas.

Review and draft commercial, licensing, and IT agreements, as well as general terms and conditions, terms of use, and data processing agreements.

Assess new services and products from a data protection perspective, including conducting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) and contributing to the design of privacy processes.

Ensure overall data protection compliance by maintaining central privacy documentation and coordinating with relevant internal teams.

Support and lead contract negotiations with customers, suppliers, and partners, including negotiating NDAs, data processing agreements, and framework agreements.

Prepare legal assessments on complex and operational matters and advise internal

📌 Legal Counsel (Bolzano)
🏢 Additive
📍 Bolzano