Are you the kind of person who can walk into a business with no documented contract process and build one from scratch, rather than waiting to be handed a playbook? Do you get energy from making dense legal terms usable for non-legal teams, instead of just filing them away? Are you comfortable owning both sides of a negotiation – redlining what a client sends you and reviewing what a vendor sends us – in the same week?If this sounds like you, keep reading. If not, that's okay – this role is not a fit, and that clarity is intentional.Why This Role ExistsContract management at Foundation has been running on multiple people's tribal knowledge rather than a documented process, and it doesn't scale as our enterprise book (including a recent > $1M account expansion) grows. This role takes full ownership of all contract lifecycles end to end – drafting, negotiating, and reviewing every contract scenario we handle, from new client agreements to vendor and independent contractor agreements – so it's no longer split across whoever has bandwidth that week. This person unlocks the next phase of our enterprise growth without adding legal risk or bottlenecking through one overloaded person.Who This Role Is ForTakes ownership of ambiguous, undocumented processes and turns them into a working systemIs comfortable owning drafting and negotiation directly, not just reviewing what others produceHas the judgment to know when to resolve a redline directly and when it needs escalation to counselCommunicates contract terms clearly to non-legal stakeholders (sales, AMs, project coordinators)Is fluent in modern contract tooling (DocuSign, PandaDoc, ClickUp, AI-assisted knowledge systems) and enjoys configuring it, not just using itAdapts well to Foundation's fast-paced, fully remote working rhythmThis Role Is Not For You IfNeed a fully built process handed to you before you can start contributingPrefer reviewing other people's drafts rather than owning drafting and negotiation yourselfAre not comfortable working independently across US and Canadian jurisdictions with limited live overlapTreat legal review as a bottleneck to route around rather than a judgment call to ownWhat You 'll Be Responsible ForFull-Cycle Contract Ownership & Negotiation (~75% of your time)Draft and negotiate new client MSAs/SOWs from our template, and manage the client review and redline process directlyOwn content-mapping and negotiation for contracts using a client 's own MSA/SOW template (e.G.enterprise accounts)Draft and manage change orders and extension orders referencing standing MSA/T&C termsDraft and negotiate vendor contracts, including cross-referencing vendor terms against the live client contract they support, for scope, IP, and confidentiality consistencyDraft and manage employment,



independent contractor and freelancer agreementsOwn escalation judgment calls – what proceeds internally versus what goes to outside counsel – and act as the sole point of contact with counsel; no other team member initiates contact with outside counsel directly, to protect cost and turnaround timeReview every contract for insurance and liability terms (indemnification, coverage limits, additional insured requirements) as a standard part of contract review, coordinating with People Ops to confirm actual coverage specifics and complete InfoSec questionnaires where required – replacing today 's ad hoc processAudit active SOWs and change orders against governing MSA terms to catch scope creep before it becomes a margin problemImproving Contract Knowledge Systems (~25% of your time)Own and harmonize the template library (Client MSA, SOW, Vendor MSA, Change Orders, CA/US Employment contracts, independent and freelance contracts) so terms overlay cleanly across related documentsDocument the accept/reject policy (acceptable terms, deposit requirements, escalation thresholds) that today only exists informallyOwn the contract intake and storage system: manage incoming review/drafting requests through ClickUp triage, and ensure every executed contract is consistently stored in both Google Drive (organized by client) and logged in ClickUp where applicableContribute to an AI-assisted contract knowledge tool build that makes contract terms accessible to account and delivery teams without needing to ask you every timeConfigure and maintain DocuSign/PandaDoc for e-signature, tracking, and lifecycle metadataWhat Success Looks LikeAfter 90 days:Every active contract scenario (new client, client-paper, change order, vendor, independent contractor/freelance, employment, MNDAs) routes through you directly, with no drafting or negotiation left with Sales, AM, People Ops or Project Coordination teamsThe accept/reject policy is documented and being applied consistentlyTemplate library is harmonized across all contract formatsContract intake and dual storage (Google Drive + ClickUp) is live and being used consistentlyA working knowledge system (bot, repository, or summary process) is live for at least one contract categoryEscalation criteria for outside counsel are written down and being followedNo contract of any type is sitting unreviewed for more than 2 business daysQualifications:6+ years in contract management, paralegal,



or contracts-counsel work, ideally within B2B SaaS, marketing/agency, or qualified servicesDemonstrated experience independently drafting and negotiating MSAs, SOWs, vendor contracts, and change orders – not just reviewing what others draftStrong working fluency in US and Canadian contract law fundamentals (indemnification, liability caps, IP/usage rights, data privacy basics). A law license is not required – outside counsel remains engaged for formal legal opinions – but this role needs to know when something requires counsel and be conversant enough to brief them efficientlyFamiliarity with data privacy frameworks relevant to our client base (e.G. GDPR, PIPEDA, CCPA)Proven track record of building a contract management function, workflow, or Customer Lifecycle Management tooling from scratch, not just operating inside an existing onePractical fluency with DocuSign, PandaDoc, ClickUp, and at least one AI-assisted knowledge or CLM toolDemonstrated ability to work independently in a remote, high-volume role, prioritizing across multiple concurrent contract types without close supervisionWork setup: Fully remoteTarget locations: United States and Canada TimezoneTimezones: Mountain Time overlapCommitment: Full-timeCompensationBase pay range: $60,000 – $110,000 CAD / year (depending on experience & location)OTE: $75,000 - $138,000 CAD / year (Eligible for Company Profit Share, Team/Dept Performance Bonus and Individual Performance Bonus)How We Set Comp: Final compensation is determined by experience, role level, and location. We use a role × level × location framework. We pay intentionally, hire globally, and reward impact.TECH BUDGETWe will give you a budget to buy the gadgets and tech you need to execute.Note: This benefit is available to residents of Canada only.100% REMOTEFlexible work environment—we expect you to work hard, but give you the freedom to do it in your preferred setting.ALL NATIONAL HOLIDAYSWe offer time off for all National Holidays. Whether you 're living in Canada, the US,Australia or Japan — you 'll get those days off.Perks after three months:PAID TIME OFFWELLNESS & FITNESS COVERAGEWe cover all team members ' costs for gym or yoga memberships. You have to keep the mind right to keep the grind right.Note: This benefit is available to residents of Canada only.EDUCATION REIMBURSEMENTLearning is very important in our culture! We offer a monthly stipend to encourage you to buy books, listen to webinars, and purchase materials that will help you grow professionally and personally.COMPETITIVE MEDICAL & DENTAL BENEFITSWe offer a competitive dental and healthcare benefits plan for colleagues and their families.Note: This benefit is available to residents of Canada only.

📌 Senior Contract Manager (Riviere-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles)
🏢 Foundation Marketing
📍 Riviere-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles