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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own assigned legal matters and workstreams concerning EU and UK AI and digital regulation
- Prepare practical legal advice
- Support engagements with the EU AI Office, regulators and policymakers
- Assess regulatory developments and develop legal recommendations
- Translate regulatory requirements into action across OpenAI’s products and operations
- Prepare for and participate in EU and UK engagements with the European Commission, EU member states, EU institutions, national regulators and policymakers
- Prepare briefing materials and follow-up actions
- Advise on the interpretation and application of existing and emerging AI, digital and technology regulation
- Assess enforcement risks and policy proposals
- Work with US and EU legal colleagues on coordinated advice and cross-border matters
- Draft legal input into policy positions, consultation responses, regulatory guidance, codes of practice and industry standards
- Own workstreams for regulatory inquiries, investigations and supervisory engagements
- Draft responses, coordinate factual inputs and escalate material issues to the Associate General Counsel
- Report to the Associate General Counsel, EU Policy/Regulatory
Requirements
What you’ll need- 10+ years of legal experience
- Law degree (JD, LL.B., or equivalent)
- Qualification to practice law in at least one relevant jurisdiction
- Experience advising on EU or UK technology regulatory matters
- Experience independently managing legal workstreams
- Relevant in-house, law firm and/or government or institutional legal experience
- Experience analyzing complex legislation and regulations, including the EU AI Act, Data Act, Digital Services Act, Online Safety Act, GDPR or Digital Markets Act
- Familiarity with EU legislative and regulatory processes and the roles of EU institutions and national authorities
- Experience preparing for or participating in engagements with European regulators or policymakers
- Ability to draft clear, accurate submissions and briefing materials
- Clear and concise writing skills
- Ability to work independently, exercise sound judgment and recognize when to escalate material risks
- Ability to move between legal analysis, regulatory strategy and practical implementation
- Ability to manage competing deadlines and coordinate contributions from other teams
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to work from the London office three days per week
- Authorization to work in the country where the job is located
Benefits
Comp & perks- Immigration and sponsorship support may be provided based on individual circumstances
- Reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities
- Equal opportunity employment
- Background checks administered in accordance with applicable law