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Research Counsel

Menlo Ventures Portfolio

New York, NY · full time · Mid

$265,000 – $335,000

Listed on Menlo Ventures Portfolio’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role advises Anthropic's research teams on legal matters throughout the AI development lifecycle, from data sourcing through model deployment, with deep expertise in copyright, privacy, and AI regulation. It suits experienced technology lawyers who can translate complex legal and technical issues into actionable guidance while helping shape responsible AI practices.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Law degree (JD, LLB, or equivalent)
  • Licensed to practice law in California or New York
  • Practical problem-solving in fast-changing technical environments
  • Expertise in EU AI Act, U.S. AI legislation, GDPR, CCPA, and global AI frameworks
  • Ability to advise on emerging AI regulation where no specific legislation exists
  • Sound judgment on risk calibration in unsettled legal areas
  • Collaborative approach without ego or territoriality

Nice to have

  • At least 8 years of legal experience advising technology companies on copyright, privacy, data, and AI regulation
  • Prior in-house counsel experience
  • Direct engagement with regulators or standards bodies
  • Working technical literacy in machine learning model training, evaluation, and deployment
  • Academic or publishing background with copyright and data licensing experience
  • Experience with biosecurity, dual-use research, export controls, or safety frameworks
  • Prior work advising on academic or industry research, publications, and data sharing

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