Regulatory Counsel, AI Regulation

Responsibilities

• Lead in-house regulatory counsel work for US AI regulation, including applicability analysis, regulatory readiness, day-to-day advice, and compliance-program design.
• Own US regulatory compliance deliverables, including safety and transparency frameworks, model documentation, and incident-reporting requirements.
• Track legislative, regulatory, and standards developments across US federal and state jurisdictions and relevant international regimes; assess impact and design compliance approaches.
• Advise legal, compliance, safety, security, business, product, and technical teams by translating complex requirements into practical guidance and scalable programs.
• Support engagement with US AI regulators, enforcement agencies, and standards bodies, including notifications, information requests, reports, and voluntary standards processes.
• Partner with Policy and Policy Legal on pre-legislative and rulemaking engagement, comment letters, and regulatory submissions.
• Partner with Litigation and Regulatory Investigations teams on AI-regulation litigation and enforcement matters.
• Contribute to global frontier AI regulatory work where it intersects with US obligations.

Requirements

• JD from an accredited law school.
• Active membership in at least one US state bar.
• Hands-on experience advising technology businesses on emerging regulatory regimes, from statutory analysis through documented compliance positions and shipped artifacts.
• Experience engaging regulators, enforcement agencies, or standards bodies in a non-contentious supervisory capacity.
• Experience drafting compliance policies, regulatory submissions, or published compliance frameworks.
• Ability to explain complex legal concepts clearly to technical, policy, product, and business audiences.

Nice to have

• 8–12 years of regulatory legal experience with depth in technology regulation and exposure to AI-specific frameworks.
• Experience with California SB 53, the Colorado AI Act, the EU AI Act, the GPAI Code of Practice, or comparable regimes.
• Experience at a frontier AI company, large technology platform, or hyper-scaling technology business.
• Familiarity with privacy and data protection, consumer protection, product safety, and export controls.
• Familiarity with model evaluation, capability testing, or AI safety concepts.
• Combination of private-practice and in-house experience.
• Ability to develop compliance approaches amid ambiguity and limited precedent.
• Strong organizational and cross-functional collaboration skills.
• Understanding of constructive long-term relationships with regulators and standards bodies.

Compensation

• Annual salary: $335,000–$385,000 USD.