Product, Privacy and Regulatory Counsel (AI)

Location: Hybrid in San Francisco, New York City, or Washington D.C.; current authorization to practice law in the U.S. state where located is required.

Salary: $200K–$265K USD annually, plus equity. USD ranges apply only to U.S.-based positions; international salaries are based on the local market.

Company

hirify.global develops an AI answer engine that handles hundreds of millions of queries each month.

What you will do

• Partner with Product and Engineering on consumer products and features from early design through launch and post-launch review.
• Advise on consumer protection matters including disclosures, pricing, subscriptions, renewals, refunds, promotions, advertising claims, dark patterns, and customer support.
• Review marketing, growth, advertising, adtech, martech, audience practices, messaging campaigns, and product claims.
• Counsel on privacy, data use, consent, retention, security, AI transparency, age-related protections, and other product requirements.
• Lead cross-functional legal reviews and support responses to consumer complaints, regulators, incidents, and escalations.
• Build scalable legal infrastructure including templates, review standards, decision records, training, playbooks, and self-service guidance.

Requirements

• J.D., LL.M., or equivalent law degree and authorization to practice law in the relevant U.S. state.
• At least five years of relevant legal experience in a law firm, government agency, or in-house environment.
• Meaningful experience with consumer protection or product counseling and strong knowledge of U.S. consumer protection law, including Section 5 of the FTC Act and state UDAP laws.
• Experience in several areas such as subscriptions and auto-renewal, advertising and marketing, privacy and data protection, payments, promotions, platform regulation, or AI governance.
• Ability to independently lead product or regulatory matters, communicate clearly, assess risk, and translate legal requirements for technical and business teams.
• Comfort learning technical systems and understanding products, data flows, and controls in a fast-moving environment.

Nice to have

• Experience at the FTC, a state attorney general's office, or another consumer protection or privacy regulator.
• In-house experience at a consumer technology company, online platform, marketplace, or subscription business.
• Experience with regulator inquiries, investigations, or consumer class action risk.
• Working knowledge of CCPA/CPRA, GDPR, ROSCA, CAN-SPAM, TCPA, COPPA, state privacy laws, auto-renewal laws, or similar international consumer regimes.

Culture & Benefits

• Close collaboration with Product, Engineering, Growth, Marketing, Support, Security, GRC, Policy, and Communications.
• Opportunity to work on legal questions created by AI products and online services.
• U.S. benefits include equity, health, dental, vision, retirement, fitness, commuter, and dependent care accounts.
• International employees receive benefits tailored to their region of residence.