Legal Counsel - Commerce & Subscriptions at Spotify - London

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Team: Legal

You’ll join Spotify’s Commerce & Subscriptions Legal team, part of the broader Products and Services Legal team, supporting a fast-moving part of the business focused on how users purchase, manage, and experience paid offerings. This team partners closely with product, engineering, design, and business stakeholders to enable innovative e-commerce experiences while managing legal risk in a thoughtful, pragmatic way.

What You'll Do

Provide practical, commercially-focused legal advice to product managers, engineers, designers, and business partners building and scaling e-commerce products and services.

Support the development of new monetisation models including subscription add-ons, one-time purchases, and affiliate sales channels

Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements with external partners

Advise on consumer-facing product features, including UX flows, pricing structures, and terms of service to ensure compliance with applicable laws

Partner with cross-functional teams exploring new ways to grow Spotify’s commerce and subscriptions offerings

Collaborate closely with other Legal teams to deliver consistent, joined-up legal guidance across products and services

Build a strong understanding of Spotify’s subscriptions business, payments systems, and customer support operations
Contribute to scalable legal resources such as playbooks, templates, and training materials to support a growing business

Who You Are

You are qualified to practice law in the UK or an EU member state with 4+ years of relevant experience working in a law firm and/or in-house legal department

You have experience advising on e-commerce, digital consumer transactions and/or subscription-based products

You're well-versed in online commerce law, including consumer protection and payments regulation and understand digital content regulations and data privacy frameworks

You communicate complex legal concepts clearly and effectively to non-legal audiences

You are comfortable working across a variety of legal topics and enjoy learning new areas of the business. You are comfortable with ambiguity and change

You build strong relationships and collaborate effectively across teams