• Handle escalated notice & takedown cases related to user-generated content on the Airbnb platform; proactively manage risk, identify patterns and opportunities to improve workflows, and support the team through quality control, training, and process development • Manage ongoing prosecution and maintenance of global trademark, domain name, and copyright portfolios for Airbnb, HotelTonight, and other acquired brands • Manage a docket of trademark enforcement and IP dispute matters, including corresponding directly with third parties using our marks improperly and negotiating resolutions of trademark disputes • Advise internal partners on the legal risks and viability of proposed trademarks and domain names, including conducting trademark searches and providing guidance on use and registration issues • Collaborate with a fast-paced and high-performing team on IP strategy and program management • Proactively manage and audit trademark and domain name portfolios, collaborating with internal stakeholders to align portfolios with business objectives • Consult and partner with marketing, product, and commercial counsel on trademark, copyright, and right of publicity issues

• Create standardized templates, playbooks, and guidelines for product contract terms to improve efficiency and consistency, and ensure alignment with product capabilities. • Provide strategic guidance on and manage intellectual property risks across Cohere’s product portfolio, including open source software (OSS) compliance and third-party software integration. • Identify and mitigate legal risks throughout the product lifecycle, working closely with product regulatory and commercial counsel to manage regulatory compliance, liability exposure, and contractual obligations. • Quarterback Legal input ahead of product launches, collaborating with internal and external legal counsel. • Partner with product managers, engineers, and business development teams to provide early legal input on product design, feature development, and market strategy. • Stay current on relevant technology regulations and assess their impact on product development and commercialization. • Advise internal teams on key legal considerations for product development and commercialization.

• Lead investigations into potential violations of laws and/or policies related to international trade • Analyze allegations and investigation findings to determine regulatory obligations and other external reporting requirements, and prepare disclosures and reports for government agencies and/or internal stakeholders • Collaborate with members of the Global Compliance team and business stakeholders to provide investigation status updates and report on trends, compliance risks, and corrective actions • Contribute to the development, implementation, enhancement, and maintenance of policies, standard procedures, and processes related to investigations and disclosures • Continuously strengthen the RTX "Speak Up" culture and maintain heightened vigilance regarding the Code of Ethics, acting with integrity at all times.

Role Description This is a full-time union contract position scheduled to work 35 hours per week, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. - Provides initial intake and needs assessments for chronically homeless and newly arrived families/individuals. - Provides supportive counselling, crisis intervention, and initial settlement services as well as follow-up services in special needs cases. - Works one-on-one with clients to develop a case plan and connect them to supports and services in the community. - Provides information and referral for income, employment, and health settlement services. - Delivers orientation sessions on hostel rules and settlement-related topics. - Advocates and case consults with other social service organizations and service providers. - Provides crisis intervention and counselling, e.g., in cases of conflict. - Documents services and activities in COSTI’s database system and prepares necessary reports. - Refers clients to community and social service agencies for additional settlement services support. Qualifications - Social Services Worker diploma or equivalent with relevant practicum experience. - Minimum of twelve (12) months experience providing initial settlement, case management, and counselling for newcomers. - Identifying settlement needs through initial assessments and basic mental health assessments. - Referrals to programs and education within COSTI and other social service organizations, such as language training, income support, health supports, etc. - Emotional supportive counselling. - Experience in crisis intervention and de-escalation skills. - Preference will be given to those who speak Arabic, Spanish, Tigrinya, Amharic. - Demonstrated experience providing services in the following areas: wife and child abuse, resettlement, and victims of torture, war, and displacement. - Ability to provide case management support to 50-100 clients. - Previous case management experience. - Knowledge of specific issues facing the homeless population and refugees in general. - Ability to negotiate and advocate with mainstream society and able to intervene during crisis. - Demonstrated experience in data-entry, documentation, and reporting. - Knowledge of the Internet, Email, and Windows software e.g., Microsoft Office Suite. - Excellent communication, organization, and coordination skills. - Possession of a valid First Aid/CPR training certificate. - Possession of a valid Naloxone training certificate. - Must have a valid Vulnerable Sector Screening (VSS). The VSS must have been completed within the past 6 months. Requirements - Hourly Rate: $32.19-$33.75 Benefits - COSTI encourages applications from individuals reflecting the diversity of our community. - COSTI is committed to fair and accessible employment practices and will make reasonable effort to accommodate people with disabilities during the recruitment and assessment processes when filling positions.