Established in 2004, we are a tech pioneer offering world-class adult entertainment and games on some of the internet’s safest and most popular platforms. With the support of an international team of dynamic and collaborative innovators, we are on a mission to enable safe user experiences and empower our communities by celebrating diversity, inclusion, and expression — all while maintaining robust trust-and-safety protocols. 

We embrace the best of both worlds! Local talent can thrive in our collaborative office space with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, while remote team members play an integral role in shaping our dynamic culture from afar. We have offices in Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas) and Nicosia (Cyprus).  

*A select number of positions require full-time in office attendance* 

We’re looking for a pragmatic and business-minded Sr. Legal Counsel to join our in-house legal team. In this role, you will partner with teams across the organization to provide practical legal guidance, support commercial initiatives, and help manage legal risk in a fast-moving technology environment. You’ll work on a broad range of matters including commercial contracting, intellectual property, and regulatory issues while helping the business move forward with confidence. Experience with emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and a strong understanding of internet law will be considered valuable assets. 

What you'll be doing 

• Draft, review, and negotiate a variety of commercial agreements across the organization, including services agreements, license agreements, NDAs, intercompany agreements, and corporate and related legal documentation.
• Provide clear, practical legal advice to internal stakeholders on commercial, technology and intellectual property matters, including matters related to emerging technologies (e.g., artificial intelligence, machine learning) and internet law. 
• Support product, commercial, and strategic initiatives by identifying legal risks and proposing practical solutions. 
• Conduct legal research and prepare concise guidance on applicable laws, regulations and emerging legal issues. 
• Assist with discovery and due diligence in connection with litigation, audits, financing, and transactional matters. 
• Support intellectual property enforcement activities, including cease-and-desist letters and domain name dispute processes (e.g., UDRP or URS). 
• Monitor and advise on legal developments in the fields of artificial intelligence, data privacy, and internet law, to ensure compliance with evolving regulatory landscapes. 
• Contribute to the development and improvement of contract templates, legal playbooks and internal processes. 

What you'll need to be successful 

Must haves 

• 5-8 years of legal experience, ideally in commercial, technology, or intellectual property law. 
• Member in good standing of the Quebec or Ontario Bar. 
• Strong contract drafting and negotiation skills. 
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, with the ability to explain legal concepts clearly to business stakeholders. 
• Bilingual (French and English). 
• Demonstrated ability to handle concurrent matters while meeting tight deadlines
• Proven track record working with diverse departments and operations teams to achieve business objectives.
• Ability to coordinate with external counsel and manage legal matters across different time zones (North America/Europe).
• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office. 

Nice to haves 

• Experience supporting common law jurisdictions. 
• Prior in-house experience in a global technology or digital company. 
• Experience advising on intellectual property or technology licensing matters. 
• Familiarity with legal issues relating to artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, or other emerging technologies. 
• Experience advising on internet law, digital content regulation, or data privacy matters. 

As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees

In this role you may be exposed to adult content

Established in 2004, we are a tech pioneer offering world-class adult entertainment and games on some of the internet’s safest and most popular platforms. With the support of an international team of dynamic and collaborative innovators, we are on a mission to enable safe user experiences and empower our communities by celebrating diversity, inclusion, and expression — all while maintaining robust trust-and-safety protocols.

We embrace the best of both worlds! Local talent can thrive in our collaborative office space with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, while remote team members play an integral role in shaping our dynamic culture from afar. We have offices in Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas) and Nicosia (Cyprus).

*A select number of positions require full-time in office attendance*

This position reports to the Data Privacy Director. The successful candidate will support the Data Privacy team on a wide range of assigned and special projects, such as the execution of routine privacy audits, data-infrastructure risk management, security controls, policies, and research reports. The candidate will facilitate development, implementation, and monitoring of compliance with policies, international standard practices, and privacy regulatory frameworks around the world. 

What you'll be doing:

• Conduct research and analysis on data privacy regulations and industry frameworks, and compile relevant documentation to support data protection obligations across multiple countries.
• Research and prepare guidance of the business impact of proposed changes in data privacy laws and practice.
• Develop, implement, and maintain global privacy and data protection policies, notices, controls, and internal procedures.
• Advise internal stakeholders on their obligations under applicable privacy laws, facilitating informed decision-making and the achievement of business objectives.
• Draft and review data processing agreements (DPAs).
• Perform DPIAs, LIAs, and other compliance monitoring and risk assessment activities, as required.
• Maintain and review records of processing activities (RoPA).
• Collaborate with information security, product, procurement, and other functions to enhance the privacy program and assess risks related to technology systems and innovations.
• Conduct compliance audits and report on identified risks.
• Analyze and report on the effectiveness of privacy by design and default strategies, data governance, and data risk management.
• Support the development and implementation of systems and processes for privacy and data protection compliance.
• Handle data subject requests.

What you'll need to be successful:
Must-haves:

• Proven experience (2+ years) in data protection, privacy, or related areas .
• Educational background in Law or a related field (e.g., Law, Information Security, Computer Science).
• Knowledge of European data protection laws and practices, including an in-depth understanding of GDPR and emerging privacy regulations.
• Knowledge of Canadian and U.S. privacy regulations, as well as global standards and frameworks.
• Understanding of technical concepts (e.g., web applications, cloud computing).
• Experience with privacy or security audits is considered an advantage.
• Solid understanding of information security principles and methodologies.
• Professional certifications in privacy (e.g., CIPP, CIPT), risk management, or audit are a plus.
• Experience advising online technology companies and data-driven businesses across multiple jurisdictions is an advantage.
• Inquisitive, self-starter with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees 

 In this role you may be exposed to adult content  

Established in 2004, we are a tech pioneer offering world-class adult entertainment and games on some of the internet’s safest and most popular platforms. With the support of an international team of dynamic and collaborative innovators, we are on a mission to enable safe user experiences and empower our communities by celebrating diversity, inclusion, and expression — all while maintaining robust trust-and-safety protocols.

We embrace the best of both worlds! Local talent can thrive in our collaborative office space with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, while remote team members play an integral role in shaping our dynamic culture from afar. We have offices in Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas) and Nicosia (Cyprus).

*A select number of positions require full-time in office attendance*

This position reports to the Data Privacy Director. The successful candidate will support the Data Privacy team on a wide range of assigned and special projects, such as the execution of routine privacy audits, data-infrastructure risk management, security controls, policies, and research reports. The candidate will facilitate development, implementation, and monitoring of compliance with policies, international standard practices, and privacy regulatory frameworks around the world. 

What you'll be doing:

• Conduct research and analysis on data privacy regulations and industry frameworks, and compile relevant documentation to support data protection obligations across multiple countries.
• Research and prepare guidance of the business impact of proposed changes in data privacy laws and practice.
• Develop, implement, and maintain global privacy and data protection policies, notices, controls, and internal procedures.
• Advise internal stakeholders on their obligations under applicable privacy laws, facilitating informed decision-making and the achievement of business objectives.
• Draft and review data processing agreements (DPAs).
• Perform DPIAs, LIAs, and other compliance monitoring and risk assessment activities, as required.
• Maintain and review records of processing activities (RoPA).
• Collaborate with information security, product, procurement, and other functions to enhance the privacy program and assess risks related to technology systems and innovations.
• Conduct compliance audits and report on identified risks.
• Analyze and report on the effectiveness of privacy by design and default strategies, data governance, and data risk management.
• Support the development and implementation of systems and processes for privacy and data protection compliance.
• Handle data subject requests.

What you'll need to be successful:
Must-haves:

• Proven experience (2+ years) in data protection, privacy, or related areas .
• Educational background in Law or a related field (e.g., Law, Information Security, Computer Science).
• Knowledge of European data protection laws and practices, including an in-depth understanding of GDPR and emerging privacy regulations.
• Knowledge of Canadian and U.S. privacy regulations, as well as global standards and frameworks.
• Understanding of technical concepts (e.g., web applications, cloud computing).
• Experience with privacy or security audits is considered an advantage.
• Solid understanding of information security principles and methodologies.
• Professional certifications in privacy (e.g., CIPP, CIPT), risk management, or audit are a plus.
• Experience advising online technology companies and data-driven businesses across multiple jurisdictions is an advantage.
• Inquisitive, self-starter with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees 

 In this role you may be exposed to adult content  

Established in 2004, we are a tech pioneer offering world-class adult entertainment and games on some of the internet’s safest and most popular platforms. With the support of an international team of dynamic and collaborative innovators, we are on a mission to enable safe user experiences and empower our communities by celebrating diversity, inclusion, and expression — all while maintaining robust trust-and-safety protocols.

We embrace the best of both worlds! Local talent can thrive in our collaborative office space with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, while remote team members play an integral role in shaping our dynamic culture from afar. We have offices in Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas) and Nicosia (Cyprus).

*A select number of positions require full-time in office attendance*

This position reports to the Data Privacy Director. The successful candidate will support the Data Privacy team on a wide range of assigned and special projects, such as the execution of routine privacy audits, data-infrastructure risk management, security controls, policies, and research reports. The candidate will facilitate development, implementation, and monitoring of compliance with policies, international standard practices, and privacy regulatory frameworks around the world. 

What you'll be doing:

• Conduct research and analysis on data privacy regulations and industry frameworks, and compile relevant documentation to support data protection obligations across multiple countries.
• Research and prepare guidance of the business impact of proposed changes in data privacy laws and practice.
• Develop, implement, and maintain global privacy and data protection policies, notices, controls, and internal procedures.
• Advise internal stakeholders on their obligations under applicable privacy laws, facilitating informed decision-making and the achievement of business objectives.
• Draft and review data processing agreements (DPAs).
• Perform DPIAs, LIAs, and other compliance monitoring and risk assessment activities, as required.
• Maintain and review records of processing activities (RoPA).
• Collaborate with information security, product, procurement, and other functions to enhance the privacy program and assess risks related to technology systems and innovations.
• Conduct compliance audits and report on identified risks.
• Analyze and report on the effectiveness of privacy by design and default strategies, data governance, and data risk management.
• Support the development and implementation of systems and processes for privacy and data protection compliance.
• Handle data subject requests.

What you'll need to be successful:
Must-haves:

• Proven experience (2+ years) in data protection, privacy, or related areas .
• Educational background in Law or a related field (e.g., Law, Information Security, Computer Science).
• Knowledge of European data protection laws and practices, including an in-depth understanding of GDPR and emerging privacy regulations.
• Knowledge of Canadian and U.S. privacy regulations, as well as global standards and frameworks.
• Understanding of technical concepts (e.g., web applications, cloud computing).
• Experience with privacy or security audits is considered an advantage.
• Solid understanding of information security principles and methodologies.
• Professional certifications in privacy (e.g., CIPP, CIPT), risk management, or audit are a plus.
• Experience advising online technology companies and data-driven businesses across multiple jurisdictions is an advantage.
• Inquisitive, self-starter with the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees 

 In this role you may be exposed to adult content  

Established in 2004, we are a tech pioneer offering world-class adult entertainment and games on some of the internet’s safest and most popular platforms. With the support of an international team of dynamic and collaborative innovators, we are on a mission to enable safe user experiences and empower our communities by celebrating diversity, inclusion, and expression — all while maintaining robust trust-and-safety protocols. 

We embrace the best of both worlds! Local talent can thrive in our collaborative office space with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, while remote team members play an integral role in shaping our dynamic culture from afar. We have offices in Montreal (Quebec), Austin (Texas) and Nicosia (Cyprus).  

*A select number of positions require full-time in office attendance* 

We’re looking for a pragmatic and business-minded Legal Counsel to join our in-house legal team. In this role, you will partner with teams across the organization to provide practical legal guidance, support commercial initiatives, and help manage legal risk in a fast-moving technology environment. You’ll work on a broad range of matters including commercial contracting, intellectual property, and regulatory issues while helping the business move forward with confidence. Experience with emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, and a strong understanding of internet law will be considered valuable assets. 

What you'll be doing 

• Draft, review, and negotiate a variety of commercial agreements across the organization, including services agreements, license agreements, NDAs, intercompany agreements, and corporate and related legal documentation.
• Provide clear, practical legal advice to internal stakeholders on commercial, technology and intellectual property matters, including matters related to emerging technologies (e.g., artificial intelligence, machine learning) and internet law. 
• Support product, commercial, and strategic initiatives by identifying legal risks and proposing practical solutions. 
• Conduct legal research and prepare concise guidance on applicable laws, regulations and emerging legal issues. 
• Assist with discovery and due diligence in connection with litigation, audits, financing, and transactional matters. 
• Support intellectual property enforcement activities, including cease-and-desist letters and domain name dispute processes (e.g., UDRP or URS). 
• Monitor and advise on legal developments in the fields of artificial intelligence, data privacy, and internet law, to ensure compliance with evolving regulatory landscapes. 
• Contribute to the development and improvement of contract templates, legal playbooks and internal processes. 

What you'll need to be successful 

Must haves 

• 3–5 years of legal experience, ideally in commercial, technology, or intellectual property law. 
• Member in good standing of the Quebec or Ontario Bar. 
• Strong contract drafting and negotiation skills. 
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, with the ability to explain legal concepts clearly to business stakeholders. 
• Bilingual (French and English). 
• Demonstrated ability to handle concurrent matters while meeting tight deadlines
• Proven track record working with diverse departments and operations teams to achieve business objectives.
• Ability to coordinate with external counsel and manage legal matters across different time zones (North America/Europe).
• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office. 

Nice to haves 

• Experience supporting common law jurisdictions. 
• Prior in-house experience in a global technology or digital company. 
• Experience advising on intellectual property or technology licensing matters. 
• Familiarity with legal issues relating to artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, or other emerging technologies. 
• Experience advising on internet law, digital content regulation, or data privacy matters. 

As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees

In this role you may be exposed to adult content