Paralegal Corporate and Securities Manager

Ignite Human Capital

$130K — $200K *
Legal & Accounting
8 - 10 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent education and experience
  • Approximately 10 years of relevant experience, preferably in a hands-on paralegal role
  • Active paralegal certification is mandatory
  • Residency in Southern California or willingness to relocate upon hire
  • Strong legal research, writing, and compliance skills

Responsibilities

  • Manage significant securities filings like proxy statements and Section 16 filings
  • Lead planning and execution of annual shareholder meetings and engagement efforts
  • Collaborate with the Corporate Secretary's Office on board meeting materials and governance matters
  • Maintain and govern template libraries, ensuring version control and annotations
  • Adapt to changing team needs by taking on additional responsibilities

Benefits

  • Hybrid work model, combining remote work with office presence
  • High-visibility role with opportunities for professional growth
  • Collaborative environment working alongside experienced legal professionals
  • Involvement in high-stakes governance and compliance processes
  • Opportunity to influence and improve legal operations efficiency
Full Job Description
Paralegal Corporate and Securities Manager
San Diego, California, United States | Full-time | Hybrid
Pay Range: $130,000.00 - $200,000.00 / year

About the Role

We're looking for a seasoned professional to lead legal support operations and governance processes within a corporate Law Department. This is a high-visibility role that goes well beyond a traditional paralegal seat, you'll act as an embedded partner across securities law, corporate governance, and legal operations, exercising independent judgment on complex, enterprise-level matters.

Sitting alongside the Securities and Corporate Governance teams, you'll partner directly with two attorneys on the Corporate and Securities team and serve as a key point of coordination for legal leadership, internal clients, and cross-functional stakeholders. Day to day, that means owning select securities filings, preparing board and committee materials, and providing meaningful support to the Corporate Secretary's Office, all while driving process improvements that strengthen efficiency, compliance, and reporting.

What You'll Do
  • Manage significant securities filings - proxy statements, Section 16 filings, and EDGAR Next account administration - and keep related compliance processes running, including calendars, compliance plans, and coordination with outside service providers and advisors.
  • Lead the planning and execution of annual shareholder meetings and shareholder engagement efforts, from outreach and meetings through documentation and engagement metrics.
  • Work hand-in-hand with the Corporate Secretary's Office on board matters such as meeting materials, minutes, and annual independence reviews; serve as secretary for select management-level committees; and stay ahead of developments and trends in securities law and corporate governance.
  • Own the governance of template libraries, including version control, annotations, and usage notes.
  • Take on additional responsibilities as the team's needs evolve.

What You'll Bring
  • A bachelor's degree in a relevant field, or an equivalent mix of education and experience.
  • Roughly 10 years of related experience; hands-on paralegal experience preferred.
  • Active paralegal certification (required).
  • Southern California residency, or willingness to relocate upon hire.

Strengths That Set You Apart
  • Legal research & interpretation - you know how to track down the right information and read closely through statutes, contracts, and other legal texts to support sound decisions.
  • Sharp legal writing - you draft clean, polished letters, memos, board presentations, and minutes, and your editing and proofreading are second to none.
  • Records & compliance discipline - you handle documentation with care and keep the organization aligned with the laws and regulations that govern its work.
  • Exceptional organization - you juggle calendars and processes for time-sensitive securities and governance events without dropping a detail.
  • Strong communication - you move comfortably between executives, advisors, and third-party partners, adjusting your approach to each audience.
  • Self-starter mindset - you pick up new processes fast, take initiative, and thrive working independently.
  • Team-first reliability - in a small, high-trust group, you deliver on confidential, high-stakes work others depend on.
  • Analytical instincts - you anticipate how decisions and events ripple across your areas of responsibility and act accordingly.

Licenses
  • Paralegal certification is required.

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