Associate Director/Director, Frontier and AI Product Counsel

What you'll do

• Advise on training-data provenance and use, licensing, research collaborations, and allocation of rights in data, models, and outputs.
• Guide model and platform launches, publication and disclosure, and safety, security, dual-use, and regulatory matters.
• Build scalable legal frameworks and guidance, and partner with technical and business teams on emerging legal risks.

What they ask for

• J.D. and membership in at least one U.S. state bar in good standing.
• Substantial in-house experience at a technology, AI, or life sciences company, ideally across research-facing and product- or customer-facing counseling.
• Depth in at least two listed areas: copyright and IP; data licensing and provenance; privacy and data protection; AI regulation; model launch and deployment counseling; or research and collaboration transactions.
• Technical fluency with model training, evaluation, and deployment, plus sound judgment and excellent written communication.

Nice to have

• STEM background or advanced degree, particularly in biology, chemistry, materials, or computer science.
• Experience advising AI research teams on training data, model development, or model release decisions.

Pay

$232,000 — $360,000 USD (base salary)

Tools

AI tools, EU AI Act, US state AI laws

AI focus

Legal counsel for frontier AI models and AI-driven science, including training-data use, autonomous experimentation, model release, safety evaluations, and misuse prevention.