The Riot Compliance team is committed to providing the highest quality compliance services that align with Riot's mission of putting players first. Every project we manage, every audit we conduct, and every policy we enforce must always be performed with the goal of protecting players and ensuring compliance with applicable regulations.

As a Compliance Professional, reporting to the Manager, Privacy, you will play a key role in strengthening Riot’s global privacy and compliance programs, with a focus on data protection and EMEA regulatory requirements. You will help operationalize privacy-by-design across Riot’s products and services while ensuring Riot’s compliance frameworks remain robust, scalable, and aligned with evolving regulatory expectations.Your role will blend experience in compliance and privacy with strong project/program management skills to create a positive impact on Riot’s global operations.

This role will be based onsite in our Dublin city centre office on a hybrid basis. 

Responsibilities:

• Design and implement compliance solutions to address gaps in regulatory, privacy, and security frameworks with a focus on GDPR and EMEA requirements
• Lead and operationalize privacy risk assessments (e.g., DPIAs, LIAs) and support integration of risk mitigation strategies
• Establish and maintain Riot’s risk assessment and compliance monitoring programs across multiple regions and teams
• Planning, organizing, and executing compliance-related internal audits and assessments with a focus on identifying control gaps
• Advising and assisting in remediation of any identified gaps
• Coordinate resources and workflows, proactively identifying risks and bottlenecks while driving solutions
• Automate manual compliance processes to improve efficiency and accuracy
• Oversee compliance audits, ensuring adherence to internal policies and external regulatory requirements
• Analyze complex regulatory requirements to develop tailored compliance strategies for Riot
• Collaborate with product managers, engineers, and information security teams to integrate compliance controls into Riot’s products and services
• Act as a trusted advisor to internal stakeholders on compliance-related issues, providing actionable recommendations
• Assist and partner with EMEA Compliance Counsel to execute on Data Processing Agreements (DPAs), vendor reviews, and other privacy-related legal assessments

Required Qualifications: 

• 3+ years of experience in compliance, audit, privacy, or information security, including project/program management experience
• Experience coordinating cross-project activities, artifacts, rituals, and goals in the Compliance field
• Strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills with a proven ability to manage complex projects
• Effective communication skills with experience influencing cross-functional teams and stakeholders
• Experience with IT environments, information security, privacy, and threat/vulnerability management
• Technical, analytical, and quantitative skills with experience using data to test assumptions/recommendations
• Experience in compliance frameworks and standards (e.g., GDPR, NIST, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS)

Desired Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Information Technology, Business, Law, or a related field
• Experience working in industries with high compliance and security requirements, such as technology, gaming, or digital products
• Experience with enterprise systems and tools
• Professional certifications such as CISA, CISSP, CRISC, CIPP/US, CIPM, etc.
• Experience with privacy standards and regulations (GPDR, CCPA, COPPA, DSA, etc.)

For this role, you'll find success through craft expertise, a collaborative spirit, and choices that focus on your fellow Rioters, who are the customers of your work. Being a dedicated fan of games is not necessary for this position!

Our Perks:

We offer medical, dental, and vision plans that cover you, your spouse/domestic partner, and children. Life insurance, parental leave, plus short-term and long-term disability coverage are also available. Riot will support your retirement benefits with a company match, and double down on your donations of time and money to non-profit charitable organizations. Balance between work and personal life is encouraged with open paid time off, and a play fund so you can broaden and deepen your personal relationship with games. 

At Riot Games, we put players first. That mission drives every decision in our quest to create games and experiences that make it better to be a player. Whether you’re working directly on a new player-facing experience or you’re supporting the company as a whole, everyone at Riot is part of our mission. And just like in our games, we’re better when we work together. Our goal is to create collaborative teams where you are empowered to bring your unique perspective everyday. If that sounds like the kind of place you want to work, we’re looking forward to your application.

Position Title: Assistant General Counsel (Dublin / London)

Entity: Kroll Bond Rating Agency Europe Limited or Kroll Bond Rating Agency UK Limited

Employment Type: Full-time

Location: Dublin, Ireland or London, England 

Summary/Overview

Kroll Bond Rating Agency Europe Limited/Kroll Bond Rating Agency UK Limited and its affiliates (“KBRA”) are seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join its Legal Department. You will be enthusiastic, highly motivated, have a strong work ethic, and be well-equipped to work closely with other members of the Legal Department on privacy, data protection, and contract-related matters. The position will be based out of our Dublin or London office.

About the Team

The Legal Department handles all of KBRA’s legal matters with the exception of ratings. The Legal Department works with analysts, compliance, finance, technology, and senior management across the company.

About the Job

As Assistant General Counsel, your responsibilities will primarily focus on privacy and data protection issues as well as contract drafting, reviewing, and negotiation. Specific responsibilities may include:

• Advising on international data privacy and cybersecurity laws/regulations (including GDPR, UK GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA/CPRA, etc.).
• Assisting in the enhancement, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity policies and practices across KBRA.
• Conducting and advising on privacy impact assessments, legitimate interest assessments and assisting with vendor and third-party due diligence, and issues related to cross-border data transfers.
• Supporting records of processing activities.
• Assisting with incident/ breach response, coordinating with Technology, Information Security, Legal, and Compliance and other internal stakeholders.
• Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating contracts and clauses relevant to privacy, including data processing agreements.
• Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating vendor and service provider contracts, client engagement letters, subscription agreements, and technology/service agreements.
• Providing privacy‐related input into contract review workflows and advise internal teams on risk allocation and compliance.
• Monitoring and tracking developments in privacy, data protection and AI, including enforcement, guidance updates, and standards in Ireland, UK, EU, and other relevant jurisdictions.
• Reviewing and updating privacy notices and policies.
• Keeping up to date with technology trends, including AI, and technology in use at KBRA and how they interact with privacy laws.
• Liaising with external regulators, legal advisors, and auditors as needed.
• Delivering training and awareness programs on privacy and data protection for internal teams.
• Acting as a resource for internal teams with respect to privacy-related and other legal questions.
• Contributing to corporate governance on privacy matters, including preparing board or committee materials where required.
• You will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams (Compliance, Technology, Marketing, Business Development), as well as external counsel and regulators, as needed.

About You

You will be successful in this role if you have:

• A qualifying law degree (or equivalent) and are admitted to practise as a solicitor in Ireland or England & Wales with, or eligible to obtain, a current practising certificate. Exceptionally, highly experienced privacy professionals with significant legal advisory experience may also be considered.
• 4-8 years post-qualification experience, specifically with hands-on exposure to privacy/data protection law.
• Strong experience with drafting, negotiating, and reviewing contracts, especially with privacy-sensitive clauses (DPAs, vendor agreements, client contracts, etc.).
• Demonstrated knowledge of GDPR (EU & UK), cross-border data transfer mechanisms (e.g. Standard Contractual Clauses, Binding Corporate Rules, etc.), ePrivacy laws, vendor/third party risk, and cybersecurity basics.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to explain legal and technical privacy concepts to non-legal stakeholders.
• Strong research, analytical, organisational, and project management skills, with great attention to detail. Able to manage multiple matters/tracks simultaneously under tight deadlines.
• Experience working in regulated environments is an advantage (financial services, tech, data / analytics, etc.).
• IAPP certification (CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, or equivalent) is a plus.

Benefits

• A flexible hybrid work schedule – Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays in the office
• Competitive benefits and paid time off
• Paid family and disability leave
• Pension plan
• Educational and professional development financial assistance
• Employee referral bonus program

About Us

KBRA (Kroll Bond Rating Agency, LLC) is a full-service credit rating agency registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as an NRSRO. Kroll Bond Rating Agency Europe Limited is registered as a CRA with the European Securities and Markets Authority. Kroll Bond Rating Agency UK Limited is registered as a CRA with the UK Financial Conduct Authority pursuant to the Temporary Registration Regime. In addition, KBRA is designated as a designated rating organization by the Ontario Securities Commission for issuers of asset-backed securities to file a short form prospectus or shelf prospectus. KBRA is also recognized by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners as a Credit Rating Provider. Kroll Bond Rating Agency Europe is located at 2nd Floor, One George's Quay Plaza, George's Quay, Dublin 2 D02 E440.  Kroll Bond Rating Agency UK is located at Augustine House, Austin Friars, London, EC2N 2HA, United Kingdom.

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• This is a fixed-term contract opening until the end of 2026**

About the role

Lead the delivery of HR compliance and policy frameworks across the organisation, ensuring alignment with employment legislation and regulatory requirements. The role will focus on building strong compliance foundations across the employee lifecycle, enabling the business to operate confidently while proactively managing risk.

You will report to the Global Head of HR and work closely with the following stakeholders:

• Head of Corporate Services
• Chief Compliance Officer
• Deputy General Counsel
• HR Leadership Team
• Regional HR Leads

Scope & Impact

• Global remit across multiple jurisdictions
• Direct impact on organisational risk, governance, and reputation
• Supports delivery of HRLT priorities and compliance strategy
• Builds foundational HR compliance capability across the organisation

Key responsibilities

• Deliver HR compliance across the employee lifecycle, ensuring alignment with employment legislation and regulatory requirements (e.g. ERA, legislative change, data protection, SOX).
• Lead the development and implementation of HR policies and standards, ensuring consistency across regions while reflecting local requirements.
• Proactively identify and manage compliance risks, including horizon scanning for legislative and regulatory change.
• Act as a key interface between HR, Legal, and Compliance, ensuring aligned and practical approaches to risk management.
• Embed compliant practices into HR and manager activity, providing clear guidance, training, and tools.
• Oversee compliance monitoring, reporting, and audit activity, providing clear visibility of risks and areas for action.

Skills & Experience

• Strong experience in HR compliance, employment law, or HR risk/governance.
• Solid understanding of employment legislation and regulatory environments (UK essential, US desirable).
• Experience developing and implementing HR policies and frameworks in a global organization.
• Ability to translate complex regulation into practical, business-friendly HR solutions.
• Strong stakeholder management across HR, Legal, and Compliance.
• Comfortable operating in a matrixed, multi-jurisdictional environment.

About us

At Inizio, we're a global team driven by a shared purpose: to reimagine health. Formed in 2022 through the coming together of Ashfield and Huntsworth, we unite decades of experience with cutting-edge capabilities to deliver impactful solutions across the commercialization journey - from discovery to post-launch. Our global network of over 10,000 experts operates across 50 countries, supporting clients with strategic insight, medical excellence, creative engagement, and real-world delivery. We work with the world's leading health and life sciences businesses to solve complex challenges and drive meaningful outcomes for our clients and patients.

What sets Inizio apart is our people - and we believe everyone should have the opportunity to thrive. Here, you're encouraged to reimagine your possibilities: to grow, to be curious and to make real change happen. It's a place where your individuality is valued, your development is supported, and your ambition is celebrated. If you're ready to push boundaries and accelerate your career, Inizio is the best place to be.

Our Pledge

At Inizio, we value inclusivity, recognize the power of diversity and inspire the next generation of change-makers. We are an equal opportunities employer. We believe in creating a dynamic work environment that values diversity, equity and inclusion. We aim to recruit from a diverse slate of candidates and foster an environment that provides the right conditions for long-term success. We welcome all applications regardless of race, color, religion or belief, gender, gender identity, age, national origin, marital status, military veteran status, genetic information, sexual orientation and physical or mental disability.

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Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited (IBIE), one of Ireland’s leading investment firms, is seeking a talented solicitor or barrister to join our team as Legal Counsel.  

This role offers the opportunity to work across a diverse range of legal and regulatory matters in a fast-paced, technology-driven environment. It is ideally suited to someone with three to five years' post-qualification experience with a background in financial services regulation and who thrives in a collaborative, fast paced can-do environment.

The successful candidate will be part of the IBIE Legal team based in the Dublin office but will interact daily with the wider Interactive Brokers’ (IBKR) Global and European legal and compliance teams.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Providing day-to-day legal advice to internal stakeholders across the business on a broad range of legal and regulatory matters.
• Advising on the design and roll-out of new products, services and business offerings, including advising on cross-border business activities, passporting arrangements and applicable conduct of business rules.
• Reviewing, drafting and negotiating customer-facing contractual agreements, disclosures, account documentation and website materials.
• Reviewing, drafting and negotiating commercial agreements with institutional clients and counterparties.
• Assisting with regulatory inquiries from the Central Bank of Ireland and other EU regulatory authorities, as well as EU and worldwide exchanges.
• Liaising and engaging with external legal advisers.

Skill and Qualifications:

• A qualified lawyer (solicitor or barrister) with 3-5 years of experience at a law firm, financial institution, financial services regulatory agency, exchange, broker-dealer or technology company.
• Excellent academic background with a strong foundation in legal analysis and reasoning.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills with the ability to outline complex matters in a simple, logical and concise manner.
• The ability to work effectively as part of a team and to build strong working relationships with colleagues across different functions and jurisdictions.
• A positive, can-do attitude, willingness to proactively problem solve and a commitment to delivering high-quality work.

Location:

North Dock One, 91/92 North Wall Quay, Dublin D01 H7V7 (4 days in office, 1 day remote per week) 

Benefits:

• Competitive salary commensurate with experience.
• Performance-based discretionary cash and stock bonus scheme.
• Medical Insurance (including dependants).
• Group Life Assurance.
• Group Income Protection.
• Group pension scheme.
• Hybrid working model.
• Daily company subsidised lunch and healthy snack options throughout the day (when working in-office).
• Corporate events.
• Tax Saver Commuter & Cycle to Work scheme.

Other Terms and Conditions:

• Candidates are on a probationary period of 6 months from the date of joining.
• Candidates must have a UK or EU passport or a qualifying work permit/residency to work in Ireland.

About the role

Anthropic's Integrity & Compliance (I&C) function is building the systems that let us scale responsibly as our products reach more people, more enterprises, and more regulated industries. Our global compliance program is bespoke, reflecting our unique mission and position as one of the leading AI labs operating on the frontier.

Our Regulatory Programs pillar is a key pillar of our overall Integrity & Compliance function and covers a range of compliance domain areas including economic sanctions, US export controls, and regulatory compliance programs stemming from global AI safety regulation.

As a Content Moderation Specialist, you'll own day-to-day program management of Anthropic's global content moderation and online safety regulatory compliance program. Online safety regulation is one of the fastest-moving areas of technology law, and AI sits squarely in its sights. Regimes including the EU Digital Services Act, the UK Online Safety Act, the Australia Online Safety Act, and a growing set of emerging frameworks globally create novel obligations for how AI products are built, deployed, and governed. You will be at the forefront of translating those obligations into a defensible, well-documented compliance program — with regulatory risk assessments as the core of the work.

This is a deeply cross-functional role. You'll partner closely with internal counsel, Safeguards, and operations teams across Anthropic to build the compliance program and frameworks that demonstrate Anthropic meets its obligations under content regulation. This is a builder's role at a company that takes integrity seriously and moves fast — you'll exercise independent judgment on issues without clear precedent and help build durable programs that let Anthropic move quickly while honoring its obligations to regulators, customers, and the public.

Key responsibilities

• Own the global content regulation risk assessment program, including the roadmap of required assessments across jurisdictions, a consistent and repeatable risk assessment methodology and framework, and the coordination of inputs, consultation, and approvals for each assessment

• Build and maintain systems and trackers to assess, operationalize, and report on relevant regulatory requirements across Anthropic's products and jurisdictions

• Partner with internal counsel, Safeguards, Policy, engineering, and operations teams to align internal practices with external commitments and legal obligations

• Maintain a controls inventory and the compliance documentation library for content regulation, ensuring documentation is drafted, reviewed by the right stakeholders, and kept current

• Conduct gap analysis when new or amended content regulations come into scope, and stand up the compliance readiness plan and workback for each

• Provide regular written program status reporting to stakeholders and leadership, proactively surfacing stalled or at-risk items with a proposed path to unblock

• Take on additional related work as the program evolves; job duties and responsibilities may change from time to time at Anthropic's discretion or as required by applicable law

Minimum qualifications

• Experience managing regulatory or compliance programs at a technology company or in a regulated industry

• Hands-on experience conducting or program-managing regulatory risk assessments, including coordinating inputs across multiple functions

• Demonstrated ability to build and maintain compliance program artifacts, including policies, risk assessment documentation, controls inventories, program trackers, and readiness plans

• A track record of executing cross-functionally, driving outcomes across legal, product, policy, and operations partners without direct authority

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including producing clear program documentation and status reporting for senior stakeholders

• Sound judgment and the ability to make decisions and move work forward with incomplete information in an evolving regulatory environment

Preferred qualifications

• 5+ years of relevant experience in regulatory program management or content moderation compliance

• Direct experience with online safety or content moderation regulation, such as the EU Digital Services Act, UK Online Safety Act, Australia Online Safety Act, or comparable regimes (strongly preferred)

• Experience in trust and safety, online safety, or regulatory compliance at a large consumer technology platform

• Prior experience in a Big 4 or other professional services firm advising on content regulation, online safety, or platform compliance engagements

• Experience designing risk assessment methodologies or compliance frameworks from first principles

• Experience with multi-jurisdictional compliance programs in a rapidly scaling environment

• Familiarity with how generative AI products intersect with content and online safety regulation

Role-specific policy: For this role, we expect staff to be able to work from our Dublin office at least 3 days a week, though we encourage you to apply even if you might need some flexibility for an interim period of time.

About the role

Anthropic is seeking a Policy Counsel to support our public policy and legal initiatives at the intersection of AI technology and regulation. As a member of our legal team, you'll work cross-functionally to navigate emerging policy challenges and help build and advocate for frameworks that promote responsible AI development. This is an exceptional opportunity to tackle novel legal and policy questions while contributing directly to the future of AI governance.

Responsibilities

• Support the development of AI governance frameworks that align with evolving regulations, industry best practices, and global standards Monitor and analyze emerging legislative and regulatory developments related to AI
• Provide legal analysis and advice to the External Affairs team and other Public Policy stakeholders
• Partner with Public Policy and technical teams in developing practical policy guidance that is informed by a deep understanding of our products 
• Assist in drafting policy positions and proposals and advocacy materials

Minimum qualifications

• Law degree and qualification to practice law in a relevant EMEA jurisdiction
• Experience with policy, regulatory, or government affairs work, whether in government, at a technology company, a law firm, or a policy organization
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to make complex legal and technical concepts accessible to non-legal audiences
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work through ambiguous policy questions

Preferred qualifications

• 6+ years of relevant legal experience
• Experience working on complex technology policy issues across AI/ML policy, data privacy, copyright, or technology regulation
• Familiarity with EMEA legislative and regulatory processes, including experience with EU or national-level advocacy
• Experience drafting policy positions, comment letters, or regulatory submissions
• Demonstrated ability to quickly understand AI concepts and translate them into policy contexts
• Interest in government affairs matters and a commitment to responsible AI development
• A collaborative, humble approach and the ability to work effectively across diverse teams
• Comfort working in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail

Role-specific policy: For this role, we expect all staff to be able to work from our London or Dublin office at least 3 days a week, though we encourage you to apply even if you might need some flexibility for an interim period of time

About The Role

We are looking for candidates with experience leading a European office Legal team – either as a Senior member of the legal team, or General Counsel – for a US- HQ’d technology company. The right candidate will value learning, growth, and community, and are passionate about developing and coaching people in their field.

As a Mento coach, you will form 1:1 partnerships with our members to help them identify & track clear goals, become a better leader, communicate more effectively, problem-solve issues at work, and help them feel happy, fulfilled, and engaged at work and beyond.

All Mento coaches, regardless of coaching experience, are required to participate in our ICF-certified coach training program to learn Mento’s coaching methodology prior to working with our members. Our coach training is an immersive, transformational training designed to help you grow as a coach, master the Mento Coaching Methodology, and gain access to proprietary tools that set our coaches apart. This program is ICF-certified, and participants who successfully graduate will earn Continuing Coach Education Units. If you’re ready to elevate your coaching skills, deepen your impact, and become part of a groundbreaking coaching team, we encourage you to apply and take the next step in your journey!

Your routine responsibilities will include:

• Providing 1:1 coaching to Mento members through virtual sessions using the Mento Platform and Tools
• Participating in ongoing training sessions to improve coaching abilities and skills
• Communicating with members via your Mento email or via chat in the Mento App in between sessions 
• Being an integral member of the Mento coaching community by sharing coaching tools and insights  — helping enhance our coaching practices and fulfill our mission of empowering people to thrive in jobs that they love
• Acting with kindness, respect, and empathy as an ambassador of the Mento community

Who are you?

You are…

• A General Counsel, Chief Legal Officer, or other senior legal executive with 20+ years experience leading legal teams either at or adjacent to the technology industry.
• You are a leader with relevant experience coaching individuals (coaching certification is a plus but not required). 
• Someone who wants to turn their people leadership skills into meaningful coaching skills. 
• Passionate about helping people advance in the workplace to build fulfilling careers and lives.
• A person who is self-aware, who has a high emotional IQ, and who cares about creating a safe space for others to risk being vulnerable.
• Excited about growing your coaching skills, and you bring a growth-mindset to the experience, regardless of how long you have been a coach.
• Comfortable working in a constantly-changing startup environment.
• Able to dedicate a minimum of 12+ hours per month to coaching at Mento for the next 24+ months.

At Mento, we invite new coaches to join us on a rolling basis. The time frame on which we add new coaches is based on the particular needs of our clients and their teams. While we may not need to add a Legal/GC Coach today, we would still be very excited for you to get in touch with us now if this opportunity resonates with you. 

Other details

• This is a contract position in which coaches are paid per hour. On top of a flat hourly rate, we offer select bonuses that incentivizes engagement with our membership and community growth on our platform 
• You must have the capacity to give a minimum of three to five hours per week towards Mento regardless of other commitments and how they may change.
• You are able to work with Mento for a minimum of 24 months in order to build meaningful relationships with our members. 
• This is a fully remote position. Candidates must be based in North America or Europe. 
• Because this is a part-time growth opportunity, we are looking to hire experienced senior leaders who want to expand their coaching skills. 

Our Hiring Philosophy:
All new Mento coaches are required to participate and graduate from our ICF certified coach training program: Mento Coaching 101. This training is rigorous, and our goal is that all participants are able to be matched with members soon after they complete it. We want to make sure that we are both setting our coaches up for success and respecting everyone’s time. Therefore, we hire based on incoming member demand. While we are constantly looking and interviewing for the best coaches to join our team, we will only send offers to candidates for whom we have an immediate need. Candidates who receive a YES from Mento after the interview process will either be sent an offer to join the next monthly Coaching 101 training or be added to our coach shortlist to join us when the demand is there.   

Inclusion Statement:
We are proud to foster a workplace free from discrimination. Research shows that candidates from underrepresented backgrounds may not apply to jobs unless they meet 100% of the job requirements. We strongly believe that diversity of experience, perspectives, and background will lead to a better environment for our employees and a better product for our users. We encourage you to apply even if you do not meet all the requirements.

About the role

Anthropic is seeking a Regulatory Counsel to lead our legal work on online content regulation globally, and to interface with EU regulators on content regulation and AI regulation. Our international footprint covers some material regulatory regimes affecting Anthropic's business, including the EU AI Act, Digital Services Act, the UK Online Safety Act, and the rapidly evolving online-content regimes emerging across APAC and other international markets.

You will provide upfront regulatory-readiness counselling as new laws are developed and implemented, ongoing day-to-day advice once those laws are in force, and lead the non-contentious side of Anthropic's engagement with regulators. You will sit at the intersection of novel legal questions, fast-moving product development, and an unusually engaged regulatory environment, and will work cross-functionally with Legal, Compliance, Safeguards, Security, Product and Operations teams.

Key responsibilities

• Serve as Anthropic's global in-house regulatory counsel for online content regulation — including the DSA, the UK Online Safety Act, Australia's Online Safety Act, and emerging APAC and other international regimes — covering applicability analysis, readiness, day-to-day advice, and compliance-programme design and maintenance.
• Support the non-contentious side of Anthropic's regulatory engagement with European regulators on content regulation and AI regulations — including with the European AI Office, the European Commission, national AI competent authorities, Digital Services Coordinators, Ofcom, and their counterparts internationally — including notifications, structured dialogues, RFIs, transparency reporting, and codes-of-practice processes.
• Provide upfront regulatory-readiness counselling on emerging legislation: track legislative and supervisory developments across international markets, assess applicability and impact on Anthropic's business and products, identify implementation risks, and design compliance approaches well in advance of obligations taking effect
• Provide ongoing advice once laws are in force: counsel legal, compliance and business teams on day-to-day regulatory questions, translate complex requirements into practical guidance, and help build and maintain scalable compliance programmes
• Partner with Frontier AI Regulatory Counsel on EU AI Act engagement, translating Anthropic's frontier-AI compliance positions into regulator-facing submissions and bringing regulator expectations back into our substantive work
• Partner closely with Anthropic's Policy Legal team to support pre-legislative engagement, identify implementation challenges, and translate policy positions into legally-grounded regulatory submissions
• Work with colleagues across Legal and Compliance to design and operationalise governance, documentation, risk-management and reporting frameworks required by international content laws
• Coordinate with regional and global counterparts to ensure a consistent global regulatory posture while respecting jurisdiction-specific requirements

Minimum qualifications

• Qualification to practise law in at least one EU member state or in the UK, with good standing
• Substantive depth in international content regulation (DSA, UK Online Safety Act, or similar)
• Hands-on experience advising a technology business (in-house or at a leading law firm) on emerging regulatory regimes, including translating ambiguous or evolving rules into practical, defensible compliance approaches
• Direct experience engaging with regulators or supervisory bodies in a non-contentious capacity (e.g. the European AI Office, European Commission, national AI competent authorities, Digital Services Coordinators, Ofcom, or equivalent international supervisors)
• Strong understanding of how EU law-making and supervisory practice actually works, including delegated and implementing acts, guidelines, codes of practice, and the interplay between EU- and member-state-level enforcement
• Strong cross-functional collaboration skills and the ability to communicate complex legal concepts clearly to technical, policy, product and business audiences
• Willingness to travel internationally as needed to support regulatory engagement

Preferred qualifications

• 10–12 years of regulatory legal experience working at a frontier AI company, large online platform, or other high-growth technology business operating under DSA, OSA, EU AI Act or equivalent international regimes
• Experience contributing to industry codes of practice, regulator-led structured dialogues, or trade association engagement on AI or content regulation
• Familiarity with adjacent regimes that frequently intersect with content regulation internationally, e.g. privacy, copyright, product safety, and consumer protection
• A track record of building constructive long-term relationships with regulators
• Comfort with ambiguity and a track record of developing novel compliance approaches in areas without established precedent
• A passion for responsible AI development and for getting the balance right between innovation and appropriate safeguards

Role-specific policy: For this role, we expect all staff to be able to work from our Dublin office at least 3 days a week, though we encourage you to apply even if you might need some flexibility for an interim period of time.

What's the opportunity? 

Intercom’s Legal team is seeking a dedicated Senior Privacy Counsel to lead the company on global legal matters involving privacy, data protection and cybersecurity, as well as to help support other compliance initiatives including AI governance and product development.  You will advise and partner with our engineering, product, security, sales, marketing, H.R. and other teams throughout the organization to manage legal risk and compliance with global privacy laws and regulations.  You will develop and effectuate strategies and initiatives that focus on building a scalable privacy and data protection program, as well as educate and train key stakeholders on prioritizing data protection as a core value for Intercom. The position may be based in: San Francisco, California, London, England or Dublin, Ireland.

What will I be doing? 

• Serve as a subject matter expert and resource on privacy, data protection and security with a multi-jurisdicitional lens
• Work with teams across offices on various privacy, data protection and security compliance initiatives 
• Partner very closely with your colleagues on Intercom’s legal team on a number of cross functional projects with privacy, data protection and regulatory implications
• Draft external privacy notices and disclosures, and manage/update internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with global privacy and data protection laws 
• Provide guidance and interpretation on legal requirements to the engineering and product teams with respect to existing and new product features and functionality for privacy-by-design initiatives 
• Provide guidance to the H.R. team on employee privacy and data protection concerns and processes
• Respond to customer and employee questions about their individual data rights and Intercom’s processing activities
• Draft data protection impact assessments, partnering with product counsel and security, where needed
• Keep up to date on privacy and data protection law developments and provide analysis and guidance for implementation into business processes
• Counsel and advise commercial teams and business partners on data protection related provisions in contracts, including partnering with commercial counsel on drafting and maintaining data processing agreement templates and playbooks
• Partner with the Security team on company policies, risk assessments, projects and breach incidents
• Support projects in other key compliance areas involving our Code of Conduct and other policies

What skills do I need? 

• 10+ years relevant experience as an attorney or counsel with law firm and in-house legal departments, advising a multinational technology company on global data privacy regulation and laws
• Deep experience with global privacy regulations, which include GDPR, the ePrivacy Directive and CCPA-CPRA.  Working understanding of Australian Privacy Act, HIPAA, PIPEDA, LGPD and desire to learn other jurisdictions’ laws and upcoming regulations, as needed, to support the business 
• Foundational knowledge of key security programs such as SOC2, ISO and HIPAA. 
• CIPP/E or CIPP/US certification
• Comfort in influencing and educating an organization on the importance of privacy and implementation of privacy initiatives, and capable of building relationships and gaining respect of senior leaders in the organization 
• An ability to multi-task and handle a variety of projects and tasks simultaneously 
• Attention to detail, a sense of passion to support Intercom’s privacy initiatives and the ability and confidence to assess and balance risk in a fast-paced environment
• California state bar licensed attorney or ability to be registered as in-house counsel if licensed in another jurisdiction; or qualified in Ireland and/or the UK

Benefits 

Dublin/London

We are a well treated bunch, with awesome benefits! If there’s something important to you that’s not on this list, talk to us! 

• Competitive salary and equity in a fast-growing start-up
• We serve lunch every weekday, plus a variety of snack foods and a fully stocked kitchen
• Regular compensation reviews - we reward great work!
• Pension scheme & match up to 4%
• Peace of mind with life assurance, as well as comprehensive health and dental insurance for you and your dependents
• Flexible paid time off policy
• Paid maternity leave, as well as 6 weeks paternity leave for fathers, to let you spend valuable time with your loved ones
• If you’re cycling, we’ve got you covered on the Cycle-to-Work Scheme. With secure bike storage too 
• MacBooks are our standard, but we also offer Windows for certain roles when needed.

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What's the opportunity? 

Intercom’s Legal team is seeking a dedicated Senior Privacy Counsel to lead the company on global legal matters involving privacy, data protection and cybersecurity, as well as to help support other compliance initiatives including AI governance and product development.  You will advise and partner with our engineering, product, security, sales, marketing, H.R. and other teams throughout the organization to manage legal risk and compliance with global privacy laws and regulations.  You will develop and effectuate strategies and initiatives that focus on building a scalable privacy and data protection program, as well as educate and train key stakeholders on prioritizing data protection as a core value for Intercom.  The position may be based in: San Francisco, California, London, England or Dublin, Ireland.

What will I be doing? 

• Serve as a subject matter expert and resource on privacy, data protection and security with a multi-jurisdicitional lens
• Work with teams across offices on various privacy, data protection and security compliance initiatives 
• Partner very closely with your colleagues on Intercom’s legal team on a number of cross functional projects with privacy, data protection and regulatory implications
• Draft external privacy notices and disclosures, and manage/update internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with global privacy and data protection laws 
• Provide guidance and interpretation on legal requirements to the engineering and product teams with respect to existing and new product features and functionality for privacy-by-design initiatives 
• Provide guidance to the H.R. team on employee privacy and data protection concerns and processes
• Respond to customer and employee questions about their individual data rights and Intercom’s processing activities
• Draft data protection impact assessments, partnering with product counsel and security, where needed
• Keep up to date on privacy and data protection law developments and provide analysis and guidance for implementation into business processes
• Counsel and advise commercial teams and business partners on data protection related provisions in contracts, including partnering with commercial counsel on drafting and maintaining data processing agreement templates and playbooks
• Partner with the Security team on company policies, risk assessments, projects and breach incidents
• Support projects in other key compliance areas involving our Code of Conduct and other policies

What skills do I need? 

• 10+ years relevant experience as an attorney or counsel with law firm and in-house legal departments, advising a multinational technology company on global data privacy regulation and laws
• Deep experience with global privacy regulations, which include GDPR, the ePrivacy Directive and CCPA-CPRA.  Working understanding of Australian Privacy Act, HIPAA, PIPEDA, LGPD and desire to learn other jurisdictions’ laws and upcoming regulations, as needed, to support the business 
• Foundational knowledge of key security programs such as SOC2, ISO and HIPAA. 
• CIPP/E or CIPP/US certification
• Comfort in influencing and educating an organization on the importance of privacy and implementation of privacy initiatives, and capable of building relationships and gaining respect of senior leaders in the organization 
• An ability to multi-task and handle a variety of projects and tasks simultaneously 
• Attention to detail, a sense of passion to support Intercom’s privacy initiatives and the ability and confidence to assess and balance risk in a fast-paced environment
• California state bar licensed attorney or ability to be registered as in-house counsel if licensed in another jurisdiction; or qualified in Ireland and/or the UK

Benefits 

We are a well-treated bunch with awesome benefits! If there’s something important to you that’s not on this list, talk to us! 

• Competitive salary and meaningful equity
• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Regular compensation reviews - great work is rewarded!
• Flexible paid time off policy
• Paid Parental Leave Program
• 401k plan & match
• In-office bicycle storage
• Fun events for Intercomrades, friends, and family!

*Proof of eligibility to work in the United States is required.

The base salary range for candidates within the San Francisco Bay Area is $220,000 - $263,500. Actual base pay will depend on a variety of factors such as education, skills, experience, location, etc. The base pay range is subject to change and may be modified in the future. All regular employees may also be eligible for the corporate bonus program or a sales incentive (target included in OTE) as well as stock in the form of Restricted Stock Units (RSUs).  

#LI-Hybrid

What's the opportunity? 

Intercom’s Legal team is seeking a dedicated Senior Privacy Counsel to lead the company on global legal matters involving privacy, data protection and cybersecurity, as well as to help support other compliance initiatives including AI governance and product development.  You will advise and partner with our engineering, product, security, sales, marketing, H.R. and other teams throughout the organization to manage legal risk and compliance with global privacy laws and regulations.  You will develop and effectuate strategies and initiatives that focus on building a scalable privacy and data protection program, as well as educate and train key stakeholders on prioritizing data protection as a core value for Intercom.  The position may be based in: San Francisco, California, London, England or Dublin, Ireland.

What will I be doing? 

• Serve as a subject matter expert and resource on privacy, data protection and security with a multi-jurisdicitional lens
• Work with teams across offices on various privacy, data protection and security compliance initiatives 
• Partner very closely with your colleagues on Intercom’s legal team on a number of cross functional projects with privacy, data protection and regulatory implications
• Draft external privacy notices and disclosures, and manage/update internal policies and procedures to ensure compliance with global privacy and data protection laws 
• Provide guidance and interpretation on legal requirements to the engineering and product teams with respect to existing and new product features and functionality for privacy-by-design initiatives 
• Provide guidance to the H.R. team on employee privacy and data protection concerns and processes
• Respond to customer and employee questions about their individual data rights and Intercom’s processing activities
• Draft data protection impact assessments, partnering with product counsel and security, where needed
• Keep up to date on privacy and data protection law developments and provide analysis and guidance for implementation into business processes
• Counsel and advise commercial teams and business partners on data protection related provisions in contracts, including partnering with commercial counsel on drafting and maintaining data processing agreement templates and playbooks
• Partner with the Security team on company policies, risk assessments, projects and breach incidents
• Support projects in other key compliance areas involving our Code of Conduct and other policies

What skills do I need? 

• 10+ years relevant experience as an attorney or counsel with law firm and in-house legal departments, advising a multinational technology company on global data privacy regulation and laws
• Deep experience with global privacy regulations, which include GDPR, the ePrivacy Directive and CCPA-CPRA.  Working understanding of Australian Privacy Act, HIPAA, PIPEDA, LGPD and desire to learn other jurisdictions’ laws and upcoming regulations, as needed, to support the business 
• Foundational knowledge of key security programs such as SOC2, ISO and HIPAA. 
• CIPP/E or CIPP/US certification
• Comfort in influencing and educating an organization on the importance of privacy and implementation of privacy initiatives, and capable of building relationships and gaining respect of senior leaders in the organization 
• An ability to multi-task and handle a variety of projects and tasks simultaneously 
• Attention to detail, a sense of passion to support Intercom’s privacy initiatives and the ability and confidence to assess and balance risk in a fast-paced environment
• California state bar licensed attorney or ability to be registered as in-house counsel if licensed in another jurisdiction; or qualified in Ireland and/or the UK

Benefits 

Dublin/London

We are a well treated bunch, with awesome benefits! If there’s something important to you that’s not on this list, talk to us! 

• Competitive salary and equity in a fast-growing start-up
• We serve lunch every weekday, plus a variety of snack foods and a fully stocked kitchen
• Regular compensation reviews - we reward great work!
• Pension scheme & match up to 4%
• Peace of mind with life assurance, as well as comprehensive health and dental insurance for you and your dependents
• Flexible paid time off policy
• Paid maternity leave, as well as 6 weeks paternity leave for fathers, to let you spend valuable time with your loved ones
• If you’re cycling, we’ve got you covered on the Cycle-to-Work Scheme. With secure bike storage too 
• MacBooks are our standard, but we also offer Windows for certain roles when needed.

#LI-Hybrid

What's the opportunity? 

We’re looking for a Senior Employee Relations Business Partner (ERBP) to join our People team at Intercom.

This role has a global remit, sitting at the heart of how we support our people and leaders through complex, sensitive, and high-impact situations.  But this is more than a case management role.  You’ll be shaping how the function operates, building the frameworks and systems that scale it across our global BP team.  You’ll act as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert on employee relations, partnering closely with HRBPs, leaders, Legal (including our Senior Employment Counsel), and People Ops to ensure fair, consistent, and legally sound outcomes.

AI is redefining how businesses operate and how people teams can drive impact. We’re looking for an ambitious and curious ERBP who thrives in this kind of environment; someone who thinks big, leans into change, and sees AI as an accelerator for better, faster, smarter work. You’ll bring confidence and ambition to the table. We value people who love to work hard, learn constantly, and consistently deliver great outcomes.

You’ll play a critical role in maintaining a high-performance, high-integrity culture, balancing empathy with sound judgement, and speed with rigour.

What will I be doing? 

Lead complex ER cases end-to-end

• Manage a broad range of employee relations matters including grievances, investigations, disciplinaries, performance concerns, and exits
• Conduct and support fair, thorough, and timely investigations
• Ensure all processes are compliant with local employment law and internal policies

Partner with HRBPs and leaders

• Act as a centre of excellence for ER, supporting HRBPs on complex or high-risk cases
• Coach managers and leaders through sensitive situations with clarity and confidence
• Provide pragmatic, business-aligned recommendations grounded in risk awareness

Enable managers to handle ER confidently

• Build manager capability so people issues are handled early, fairly, and close to the source, reducing reliance on escalation
• Develop practical training and resources grounded in real scenarios: performance, absence, conflict, conduct
• Create scalable self-service tools (guides, templates, decision frameworks) that give managers confidence to act
• Drive a shift from reactive case management toward proactive, early intervention

Drive consistency, best practice, and smarter ways of working

• Standardise ER approaches across regions to ensure fairness and consistency
• Develop and refine ER frameworks, templates, and guidance
• Identify patterns and trends in ER data to surface root causes and drive earlier intervention 
• Identify opportunities to use AI and automation to improve case management, documentation, and pattern detection, reducing manual effort while improving consistency and speed

Mitigate risk and partner with Legal

• Work closely with our Senior Employment Counsel as a key partnership, jointly owning risk assessment, escalation, and resolution on complex matters
• Support on pre-litigation matters and external claims where needed
• Ensure high-quality documentation and audit-ready case management
• Design and maintain case tracking and decision documentation systems that create a reliable, scalable ER backbone

Enable the organisation

• Deliver training and enablement for HRBPs and managers on ER topics
• Build confidence across the business in handling people issues effectively
• Contribute to a culture of accountability, high performance/standards, respect, and transparency

What skills do I need? 

Experience

• 6+ years experience in Employee Relations, HRBP, or a related role in a fast-paced, global environment
• Strong track record of managing complex, high-risk ER cases independently
• Experience working across multiple jurisdictions (EMEA and/or US preferred)

Core capabilities

• Commercial mindset: You understand the business context and balance people risk with commercial impact, making pragmatic decisions that support both employees and company outcomes
• Judgement: You make balanced, well-reasoned decisions in ambiguous and sensitive situations
• Credibility: You build trust quickly with leaders and employees at all levels
• Influence: You can guide and challenge stakeholders effectively
• Resilience: You operate calmly under pressure and manage emotionally charged situations professionally
• Bias for action: You move with urgency, avoid unnecessary process drag, and push for timely resolution of issues while maintaining quality and fairness
• Detail orientation: You maintain high standards of documentation and process integrity

Knowledge

• Strong understanding of employment law and ER best practices
• Familiarity with investigation processes and case management
• Experience partnering with Legal teams on risk and compliance matters

Bonus skills & attributes 

• Experience scaling ER practices in a high-growth tech company
• Background in both HRBP and ER specialist roles
• Experience building ER playbooks, training, or frameworks
• Strong Interest & curiosity in how AI and technology can transform ER delivery, from case management to manager enablement
• Experience designing or implementing case management systems or ER tooling

Benefits 

We are a well-treated bunch, with awesome benefits! If there’s something important to you that’s not on this list, talk to us! 

• Competitive salary and equity in a fast-growing start-up
• We serve lunch every weekday, plus a variety of snack foods and a fully stocked kitchen
• Regular compensation reviews - we reward great work!
• Pension scheme & match up to 4%
• Peace of mind with life assurance, as well as comprehensive health and dental insurance for you and your dependents
• Flexible paid time off policy
• Paid maternity leave, as well as 6 weeks paternity leave for fathers, to let you spend valuable time with your loved ones
• If you’re cycling, we’ve got you covered on the Cycle-to-Work Scheme. With secure bike storage too 
• MacBooks are our standard, but we also offer Windows for certain roles when needed.

Toast creates technology to help restaurants and local businesses succeed in a digital world, helping business owners operate, increase sales, engage customers, and keep employees happy. Through its FinTech business line, Toast offers its customers and their guests access to a wide range of financial products and services, including payment processing, commercial loans, banking products (high-yield savings accounts, debit cards, and more), purchase financing options, and more! 

As we expand our product line internationally, we are hiring an experienced, mid-level attorney with knowledge of multi-jurisdictional payments and banking regulations to join our Legal team. In this role, you will provide transactional and regulatory legal support to a passionate and enthusiastic team of business partners around the world, and help design creative and compliant commercial and consumer financial products for restaurants, staff, and guests. As an International FinTech Counsel, you will have the ability to lend subject matter expertise on existing products and expose you to totally new ones, and you’ll do everything in a fun and collaborative environment that values your insights, creative thinking, and intellectual curiosity. This position reports to Toast’s Assistant General Counsel, FinTech.

 A day in the life (Responsibilities) 

• Advise a wide range of cross-functional business stakeholders on multi-national financial laws and regulations to facilitate the fast-paced expansion of Toast’s payments and banking products and services into new international territories
• Draft and negotiate strategic partnership agreements and other commercial contracts with financial institutions, third-party providers of financial services (including payment processors), card networks, and merchants
• Research, analyze, and respond to legal and regulatory questions regarding a variety of financial products and services across multiple geographies in various stages of roll-out
• Represent Legal on cross-functional teams to help design and implement cutting-edge financial products, identify creative solutions to unique use cases and escalated issues, and ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, partner contracts, and card brand rules
• Review multi-channel advertising materials for compliance with applicable laws and best practices, and provide feedback and guidance to Marketing team stakeholders

  What you'll need to thrive (Requirements)

• A degree from an ABA-accredited law school, or the equivalent in your jurisdiction, and meet all professional and legal requirements necessary to practice in-house law in your jurisdiction
• 5+ years of legal experience advising corporate clients on international financial products and services. Must have experience with financial services regulations in one or more of the following locations: UK, Ireland, Canada, and/or Australia
• Experience leading negotiations and drafting commercial agreements and consumer terms of service within the financial services industry
• Strong knowledge of financial laws and regulations and best practices across multiple international territories, including applicable jurisdictional laws related to banking products, consumer protection, extensions of credit, flows of funds (including money transmission), and card association and payment network rules
• Experience overseeing the expansion of numerous financial products and services into new global territories and ability to manage multiple implementations at once
• Subject matter expertise in the payments space and experience with banking products *Mortgage + auto financing, cryptocurrency, and investment products are not applicable
• Comfort and experience working in a hyper-fast paced environment, and the ability to role with change

AI at Toast

At Toast, one of our company values is that we're hungry to build and learn. We believe learning new AI tools empowers us to build for our customers faster, more independently, and with higher quality. We provide these tools across all disciplines, from Engineering and Product to Sales and Support, and are inspired by how our Toasters are already driving real value with them. The people who thrive here are those who embrace changes that let us build more for our customers; it’s a core part of our culture.

Our Total Rewards Philosophy

We strive to provide competitive compensation and benefits programs that help to attract, retain, and motivate the best and brightest people in our industry. Our total rewards package goes beyond great earnings potential and provides the means to a healthy lifestyle with the flexibility to meet Toasters’ changing needs. Learn more about our benefits at https://careers.toasttab.com/toast-benefits.

Anthropic is seeking an exceptional Commercial Counsel to join our founding Commercial Legal team in EMEA! You'll serve as a strategic legal partner to our sales teams, supporting complex deal negotiations and commercial activities that fuel our expansion with leading EMEA companies and organizations across all market segments, from SMB to large enterprises. In this highly impactful role, you'll guide sophisticated technology transactions across diverse industries and client sizes while providing strategic counsel on the unique legal and regulatory considerations for responsible AI deployment throughout the EMEA region.

Responsibilities:

• Draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements, with a primary focus on GTM/Sales transactions in EMEA, including enterprise customer contracts 
• Partner closely with Sales and Go-to-Market teams to support deal velocity and provide practical legal guidance 
• Help build and maintain our commercial legal infrastructure, including contract templates, playbooks, and process improvements 
• Identify and escalate legal risks appropriately while supporting business momentum 
• Stay current on legal developments affecting AI technologies
• Foster relationships with external stakeholders, including clients of all sizes, regulatory bodies, and industry partners across the EMEA region

You might be a good fit if you have:

• Law degree and qualification to practice law in a relevant EMEA jurisdiction
• At least 4 years of legal experience, ideally with exposure to commercial contracts, SaaS agreements, or technology transactions
• Clear communication skills and comfort translating legal concepts for non-lawyer audiences 
• A low-ego, collaborative approach to working with colleagues and external partners 
• Curiosity about AI technology, AI Policy, and commitment to responsible AI development 
• Experience navigating multi-stakeholder agreements involving technical and policy considerations
• Comfort in fast-paced environments with shifting priorities and tight deadlines 
• A "doer" attitude—willingness to roll up your sleeves and pitch in where needed

Strong candidates may have:

• In-house experience at leading technology companies with EMEA operations
• Previous experience with AI, machine learning, or other experimental technologies in commercial contexts
• Experience supporting sales teams across diverse client segments in deal negotiations 

Role-specific policy: For this role, we expect all staff to be able to work from our Dublin office at least 3 days a week, though we encourage you to apply even if you might need some flexibility for an interim period of time.