Counsel, Tech, AI, and IP

Responsibilities

• Negotiate and advise on IP, AI, and technology related contractual provisions with vendors, partners, and customers, including data use, model training, indemnities, audit rights, tech ownership, transfer, and development, inbound and outbound licensing, and cloud and application hosting.
• Provide legal counsel and support cross-functional implementation of the enterprise AI governance framework, including model inventory, lifecycle controls, human oversight protocols, data retention, disclosures, training, and incident response workflows - both for internal AI use and for AI use with external facing healthcare products and services.
• Track and interpret global AI laws, regulations, guidance, and standards, and translate them into actionable policies, playbooks, standards, and training materials.
• Develop an IP strategy that will support product development and commercialization goals and supervise outside counsel in the preparation and prosecution of trademarks and patents.

Qualifications

• JD degree or equivalent education.
• Licensed to practice law in a US jurisdiction.
• 6+ years of experience in a law firm or in-house legal department, specifically supporting healthtech transactions, SaaS agreements, including IP and commercial deal structuring, and advising science and engineering teams.
• Substantive experience drafting and negotiating complex licensing and commercial technology agreements (technology transactions or IP licensing strongly preferred).
• Experience in advising and leading development of AI-driven products (e.g., LLMs, machine learning, or agentic workflows) within a complex, regulated enterprise environment.

Pay

The US base salary range for this full-time position is $188,500 - $282,500 + bonus + equity + benefits.