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Senior Legal Counsel

Melbourne, Australia

About ROLLER

ROLLER isn’t your average SaaS company. We operate globally across 30+ countries, powering millions of real-world experiences in the leisure and attractions industry. What we build doesn’t just live on a screen. It shows up in busy venues, peak weekends, and unforgettable moments for guests.

Our mission is simple but ambitious: help operators run better businesses while creating great guest experiences. That means solving complex, real-world problems across ticketing, point of sale, self-service, memberships, kiosks, and digital waivers, all at meaningful scale.

Just as importantly, it’s the people. We’re a team of 300+ smart, grounded, and genuinely passionate humans working across the globe. We care about quality, ownership, and doing work we’re proud of, without taking ourselves too seriously.

We’re growing fast, aiming high, and building something that matters. Backed by the world’s leading software investor - Insight Partners - we are at a critical inflection point as we consolidate our position as the global category leader.  If you want to work on real problems, with real customers, alongside people who care deeply about their craft and impact, ROLLER is a great place to do it.

 

Why You'll Enjoy This Role!

🛠️ You’ll be joining a small but growing in-house legal team with a global reach and a genuine builder’s mandate - the kind of role where you shape the function and make a real impact.

🌎 The scope is genuinely broad - product compliance across 50+ markets, financial services regulation, data privacy, consumer law,, procurement contracting and customer contracting - all under one roof!

🤝 Direct access to senior leaders from day one - real context, real feedback, and real influence from the people driving the business.

🚀 You’ll be joining a small but growing in-house legal team with a global reach and a genuine builder’s mandate - the kind of role where you shape the function and make a real impact.

 

Why You Want To Work With Us!

❤️ Loved by Customers - ROLLER is consistently highly rated on Capterra and G2, and trusted by leading operators worldwide. That doesn’t happen by accident. Customer obsession isn’t a value on a wall here, it’s embedded in how we prioritise, build, and measure success.

🏆 A Great Place People Choose to Stay - We’ve been Great Place to Work certified by the Australian Financial Review for several years running. That reflects a culture that values trust, autonomy, and growth, and an environment where high standards and psychological safety coexist.

💸 Competitive Package & Real Career Growth - We offer competitive compensation and benefits aligned to the level of ownership we expect. As ROLLER scales, so do the opportunities. People grow here by taking on bigger problems, broader scope, and greater responsibility. Progression is driven by impact and capability, not tenure, and strong performance is recognised and rewarded.

 

Why This Role Matters

We are looking for a Senior Legal Counsel to help shape a tech-driven legal function at a truly pivotal moment. Backed by Insight Partners and operating across 30+ countries, this is a rare opportunity to have a genuine strategic influence at a high-growth global SaaS company - not just a seat at the table, but a hand in building it.

You won’t just be giving advice - you will be an architect. This is a broad role covering everything from product compliance to data privacy and financial services regulation and commercial contracting, with particular depth in two areas: partnering with our Product & Tech team to navigate complex global regulations spanning 50 U.S. states and 30+ countries, and supporting ROLLER’s growing Financial Services product suite. You’ll do all of this while implementing the AI and legal-tech systems that allow a high-growth company to scale without friction.

 

What You'll Do

Product Compliance & Strategy

  • Act as a strategic partner to the Product & Tech team, providing legal counsel that balances technical compliance with commercial velocity.
  • Design and implement a scalable system to track and interpret regulatory changes across 30+ countries and 50 U.S. states
  • Manage a global network of local counsel to ensure international compliance, translating complex foreign laws into actionable product requirements.

Financial Services & FinTech

  • Provide lead counsel for ROLLER’s financial product suite, including Payment and Capital..
  • Navigate the intersection of technology and financial services regulation to support new product launches.

Data Privacy, Consumer and Competition Law

  • Partner with Security to support the implementation of the compliance framework for global data privacy (APP, GDPR, CCPA, etc.) and security.
  • Partner with the broader ROLLER business to support compliance with consumer protection and trade practices law in Australia and globally as we expand.

General & Growth Support

  • Support the broader Legal function on high-impact projects, including M&A, partnerships, SaaS contracting, and global leasing.
  • Procure and implement cutting-edge technology solutions to support the growth, accuracy, and efficiency of the Legal function.

 

About You

  • Qualified lawyer admitted to practice in Australia, England and Wales, or the United States. Dual qualification is a plus.
  • 8-12 years PQE, with meaningful in-house exposure alongside a strong private practice foundation - ideally from a tech-focused practice group.
  • Experience at a global or scaled SaaS or fintech company is highly valued - you’ll need breadth, not depth in one narrow area.
  • Commercial mindset where you understand that your job is to enable the business to move fast, not just manage risk.
  • System builder track record - you’ve built legal processes and playbooks from scratch and driven adoption across a business.
  • Genuine curiosity about AI and legal-tech; you don’t need to have mastered every tool, but you lean in, learn fast, and look for smarter ways to work.

We believe AI is a career-defining inflection point. ROLLER is a fast adopter of new technology like AI, and every team member is empowered to own their learning and use the latest tools to supercharge their impact. We’re looking for candidates with the proficiency or curiosity to embrace AI and technology — not just as a technical skill, but as a core competency to help us achieve big goals.

 

Perks!

🚀 You'll get to work on a category-leading product that customers love in a fun, high-growth industry! Check our Capterra and G2 reviews.

🌴 4 ROLLER Recharge days to celebrate and recharge once we’ve hit our goals

🎉 Engage in our 'Vibe Tribe' - led by our team members; you can contribute to company-wide initiatives directly. Regular events and social activities, fundraising & cause-related campaigns...you name it. We're willing to make it happen!

💙 Team Member Assistance Program to proactively support our team's health and wellbeing - access to coaching, education modules, weekly webinars, and more.

🍼 16 weeks paid Parental Leave for primary carers and 4 weeks paid Parental Leave for secondary carers.

💡 Work with a driven, fun, and switched-on team that likes to raise the bar in all we do!

📚 Individual learning & development budget plus genuine career growth opportunities as we continue to expand!

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