Design and run merchant-acquiring operations, build screening and settlement workflows, plan improvements and coordinate system vendors across business and technology.
About this role
DG Financial Technology is hiring a legal specialist for its payments and remittance business. The role combines risk control with legal support for business development.
Responsibilities include contract review, drafting and negotiation, board administration and minutes, internal regulations, legal analysis for new services, M&A support and financial-regulatory compliance checks. The department describes an average monthly contract workload of forty matters.
Applicants need at least three years of commercial legal work at a business company, with the ability to interview an internal client and draft an agreement independently in a familiar business area. Corporate governance, fintech or advertising-sector experience and English contract work are preferred. Annual pay is JPY 6–8 million. Fixed overtime and late-night allowances depend on management status, and excess is paid separately. The Ebisu role combines office and remote work with 11:00–15:00 core flexitime.
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