Associate General Counsel, Technology & Privacy
confidentialEl Paso (TX)
Associate General Counsel, Technology & Privacy
Posted 2 days ago
confidentialEl Paso (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Associate General Counsel, Technology & Privacy
About the Company:
Established private university Industry
Higher Education Type
Educational Institution Founded
1932 Employees
10,001+Categories Colleges & Universities
Colleges and Universities
Education
Southern New Hampshire University
Universities
On Campus
Online Degrees
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU)
About the Role:
The Company is seeking an Associate General Counsel to lead legal advice on technology, data privacy, and artificial intelligence. The role will guide privacy and data protection strategy, advise on cybersecurity incidents and regulatory obligations, and partner with technology, compliance, and security teams. The successful candidate will counsel on technology products and AI governance from development through launch, and structure and negotiate complex technology and commercial agreements. They will also advise senior leadership on legal risks and recommendations, support institutional initiatives, and monitor developments in technology, privacy, and cybersecurity law. Candidates must hold a JD from an ABA-accredited law school and be admitted to the New Hampshire Bar or eligible for admission within one year. At least 10 years of legal experience is required, including significant in-house or technology-focused practice experience. Applicants should bring deep knowledge of U.S. and international privacy and data security law, along with substantial experience negotiating technology transactions and advising product or engineering teams. Working knowledge of AI law and governance, strong executive communication and judgment, and a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach are also essential. Hiring Manager Title
Senior Vice President & General Counsel FunctionsLegal
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