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Brex is seeking a Product & Privacy Counsel to serve as a strategic legal leader navigating the intersection of financial services and technology regulation. This role is critical to scaling Brex's privacy program and ensuring compliance across global markets where the company operates.
You will own the expansion and enhancement of data security and privacy programs in collaboration with engineering and business teams. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing processes for strict adherence to domestic and international privacy regulations (GDPR, CCPA), establishing monitoring and testing frameworks with the Compliance team. You'll lead the drafting and negotiation of external agreements focused on data protection, sharing, and data product legalities, safeguarding Brex's interests.
The role requires providing comprehensive legal oversight and actionable regulatory/compliance advice for all products, from design through go-to-market entry and marketing. You'll represent Brex externally as a key contact with financial partners and regulatory bodies, building relationships and addressing inquiries. You'll collaborate across compliance, engineering, and business teams to identify innovation opportunities within strict regulatory compliance while assessing and mitigating risks. Additionally, you'll strategically manage external legal counsel for regulatory, privacy, and data matters.
Required qualifications include 4+ years of experience in law firms, technology, or fintech companies with a track record on privacy and financial regulatory issues. You must have deep understanding of CCPA, GDPR, and financial regulatory regulations, exceptional judgment and integrity, and a product-minded approach to lawyering. A J.D. from an accredited law school, bar admission, and active standing in at least one U.S. state are required. Experience in fintech or adjacent innovative financial services and international privacy expertise are strongly preferred.
