US Mobile
Associate Counsel, Cybersecurity & Privacy (Part-Time)
New York City · Mid · Part-time
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About the role
- As our Associate Counsel, Privacy & Cybersecurity, you'll be the go-to legal resource for day-to-day privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity questions across the company.
- You'll work closely with our Security, Engineering, and Customer Experience teams to keep our privacy and security practices sound and our contracts and policies up to date.
- This is a part-time, roughly 25-hour-a-week role, well suited to an attorney who wants meaningful, high-impact legal work with a flexible schedule - whether you're balancing other commitments or simply prefer a part-time pace.
Responsibilities
- Help maintain and improve our privacy policies, data governance documentation, and internal security policies so they reflect current law and practice.
- Support incident response: help assess, document, and respond to security incidents, including drafting breach notifications when needed.
- Review and help negotiate privacy and security terms in vendor, technology, and partner contracts.
- Partner with the General Counsel and outside counsel on larger cybersecurity or regulatory matters as they arise.
- Help build simple, practical training and reference materials so non-legal teams understand key privacy and security obligations.
- Comfort working independently and prioritizing your own workload in a fast-moving, resource-lean startup environment.
Requirements
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field
- Clear, practical written and verbal communication - you can explain legal risk to non-lawyers without the jargon.
Nice to have
- Prior experience in telecom, wireless, or another regulated consumer tech industry.
- Familiarity with incident response processes or having supported a live security incident.
- Exposure to AI governance or emerging-technology legal issues.
- Schedule & Logistics:
- Think you're a good fit?
- Apply to learn more!!
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- Connection without walls.
Compensation
- $90k-$130k
Company info
- We're getting there by empowering customers.
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