AI Product Counsel
icebergNew York (NY)
About the role
We are representing a rapidly growing technology company located in the heart of New York City. This isn't just any tech firm, it's home to some of the smartest ML and LLM engineers in the world, building best-in-class products, systems, and conducting groundbreaking research. As the team continues to push the boundaries of machine learning and generative AI, they’re looking to hire an Attorney with proven experience working closely with ML engineers. This role goes beyond traditional AI governance, it’s about being embedded in the product development process, understanding the technology in detail, and helping shape the legal frameworks around it.
What We’re Looking For:
A legal professional with a strong track record in AI product counsel. Experience collaborating directly with ML engineers on product development. A deep understanding of the legal implications of emerging AI technologies. Why This Role Stands Out: Work alongside world-class engineers at the forefront of AI innovation. Be part of a company that values legal insight as a core part of its product strategy. Flexible on experience level, our client is open to a wide range of backgrounds, which means the salary range is equally broad and competitive. If this sounds like the kind of challenge you're ready for, let’s start the conversation today. Reach out directly to learn more.
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