Job Opportunity: Associate Compliance Counsel | Ather Energy (Bengaluru, IBC Knowledge Park)
Ather Energy is hiring an Associate Compliance Counsel to lead organization-wide compliance governance across manufacturing, operations, business, finance, and HR, with a strong emphasis on building a compliance playbook, risk registers, and training for functional champions. This is a Bangalore-based corporate role within the Legal/Compliance team.
Role snapshot
- Title: Associate Compliance Counsel
- Location: Corporate Office, Bengaluru (IBC Knowledge Park)
- Experience: 4+ years relevant post-qualification experience in reputed organizations
- Team: Corporate Legal/Compliance, partnering with cross-functional stakeholders
Key responsibilities
- Compliance governance and monitoring
- Manage enterprise-wide compliance activities; monitor adherence to laws, regulations, company policies and SOPs; maintain compliance calendars and trackers.
- Assess function-wise compliance requirements (Manufacturing, Operations, Business, Finance, HR); build, implement, and periodically refresh a company-wide compliance playbook.
- Risk assessment and remediation
- Lead compliance risk identification, assessment, evaluation, mitigation, and remediation plans; drive accountability with functional compliance champions; conduct periodic reviews/audits.
- Training and awareness
- Design and deliver compliance training modules; run awareness programs; strengthen culture of compliance across business units.
- Regulatory intelligence and advisory
- Track legal/regulatory developments; analyze impact and enable timely alignment; provide strategic advice on statutory compliances to senior stakeholders.
- Field enablement and audits
- Travel across sites to validate on-ground compliance, support audits, and close gaps; ensure documentation rigor and evidence management.
- Documentation and contracts hygiene
- Support contract drafting/review from a compliance perspective; standardize compliance clauses and representations; maintain audit-ready documentation.
Must-have qualifications
- Law degree from a premier institution with core compliance experience.
- Minimum 4 years of relevant experience in compliance roles; startup/manufacturing exposure preferred for field-readiness.
- Strong Excel skills; hands-on with Compliance Management Tools (CMTs) for registers, workflows, and reporting.
- Familiarity with contract drafting/review, especially for compliance obligations.
Skills and attributes
- Stakeholder influence: Sensitize and follow up with function heads; translate legal requirements into actionable SOPs and checklists.
- Program leadership: Build playbooks, KPIs/KRIs, and MIS; coordinate with compliance champions; report to leadership on status and gaps.
- Communication: Clear written and verbal skills to deliver trainings and guidance; strong ethics, integrity, and confidentiality.
- Agility: Comfortable with rapidly evolving business priorities; proactive, solution-oriented, and hands-on.
What success looks like
- A living compliance playbook and calendar embedded across functions; measurable reduction in compliance incidents and faster remediation cycles.
- Robust evidence trails, timely filings, and strong audit outcomes; clear ownership by functional champions with improved SLA/TAT adherence.
- Consistent, targeted trainings with measurable knowledge retention and improved compliance maturity scores.
How to apply
- Apply via Ather’s active listings on job platforms (LinkedIn/Shine) by searching “Associate Compliance Counsel – Ather Energy,” and submit a tailored CV highlighting:
- Enterprise compliance programs led (frameworks, registers, audits, certifications),
- Tools stack (Excel, CMTs), metrics (closure TATs, audit scores), and
- Training content delivered and impact achieved.
Official Notification: https://careers.atherenergy.com/job/a68665bdad363e
Ather Energy’s listings emphasize a compliance leader who can operationalize governance at scale, balance rigor with business agility, and build a strong compliance culture through technology, training, and cross‑functional ownership.