What You'll Do
- Reviewing new products and features, and advising on necessary changes.
- Developing proactive privacy policies and guardrails for the Product function.
- Working with our Privacy team and advising on US and European privacy laws, including GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and emerging state privacy regimes.
- Working with Product, Engineering, Growth, Brand, Trust and Safety, and other teams to support Linktree’s business and ensure compliance across internal and public-facing initiatives.
- Assisting our Support and Operations teams with escalations, disputes, and user issues.
- Providing real-time legal advice and clear operational guidance to teams and squads across Linktree.
- Supporting privacy operations, including DPIAs, data mapping, vendor assessments, and data governance improvements.
- Contributing to cross-functional programs and helping develop processes, guidance, and scalable policies.
What You'll Bring
- Be qualified to practise law in at least one US state.
- Have 7 to 10 years of strong post-qualification experience, with a significant emphasis on product counseling and US and EU privacy law.
- Have detailed knowledge of GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and broader US and European privacy frameworks, as evidenced by CIPP or equivalent certifications.
- Have experience advising on technology products, data flows, and platform operations.
- Have strong commercial drafting and negotiation experience, including for data protection agreements.
- Experience advising on AI, machine learning features, or data governance programs.
- Have excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple matters simultaneously.
- Be a self-starter who is comfortable working with autonomy and driving matters forward.
- Have strong business judgment and a practical, solutions-oriented approach.
- Have excellent communication skills – your job is to make the complex simple.
- Be comfortable with ambiguity, context-switching, and a fast-paced culture.
- Be able to collaborate with global teams and overlap some working hours with teams in other time zones.
- Periodic travel for team onsites or cross-functional workshops may be required.
- Must be legally authorised to work in the United States.
Bonus points for:
- Experience advising on the Digital Markets Act, Digital Services Act, or other European regulatory frameworks.
- Experience in Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial agreements, including SaaS, licensing, vendor, and data processing agreements.
- Experience advising on marketing initiatives, brand campaigns, creator partnerships, and advertising compliance.
- Experience in payments, e-commerce, online platforms, or the creator ecosystem.
- Experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating complex commercial contracts.
- Experience supporting Trust and Safety, security, or compliance teams.
Compensation:
Base salary targeted at $240,000 - $255,000 for roles based in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Final offers depend on multiple factors including location, experience, expertise, and role scope.