Associate Legal Infrastructure

Nscale is a London-based, full-stack AI cloud and infrastructure company that provides GPU compute, managed AI services, orchestration software, data centers, and power infrastructure for AI training, fine-tuning, and inference.

Series CRecently funded0 current maintainers0 active leadsTeam intelligence

Maintainer signals as of 9/25/2026

London, United Kingdom
About Nscale

Nscale builds and operates vertically integrated AI infrastructure spanning software, GPU compute, networking, storage, purpose-built data centers, and power. Its active cloud platform offers self-service inference endpoints, fine-tuning, managed Kubernetes and Slurm, virtual machines, and GPU clusters.

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About the Role

You will draft and revise infrastructure agreements, review counterparty markups, and maintain contract templates and playbooks. You will support contract administration, real estate and power diligence, insurance and bonding deliverables, vendor compliance, and coordination with outside counsel.

Requirements

  • 2–5 years of construction, real estate, commercial, or infrastructure legal experience
  • Strong drafting and attention to detail
  • Ability to manage multiple workstreams
  • Qualified attorney admitted in at least one US state in good standing

Responsibilities

  • Draft and revise construction, design, consultancy, and equipment supply agreements, work orders, amendments, and change orders
  • Review counterparty markups, identify departures, prepare issues lists, and propose responses
  • Maintain infrastructure contract templates and playbooks
  • Support contract administration, including notices, change orders, payment issues, warranty claims, and closeout
  • Support real estate and power workstreams, including site, lease, utility, interconnection, and power purchase documentation
  • Coordinate insurance, bonding, vendor compliance, and outside counsel matters