Regulatory Counsel

JD from an accredited law school and admission to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction (or eligibility for in-house registration); UK/EU qualifications considered. 3-6 years of relevant experience. Familiarity with encryption classifications (e.g., License Exception ENC) is a plus. Demonstrated ability to apply complex regulations to products, services, and business operations and advise on applicable regulatory risks. Excellent analytical, written, and verbal communication skills, stakeholder management, and ability to explain complex regulations to technical and business audiences, including working effectively across time zones with globally distributed teams. High level of integrity and ability to manage multiple priorities in fast-paced environment.

Advise on US export control (EAR) and sanctions (OFAC) compliance, as well as EU/UK export controls or sanctions where applicable. Provide legal guidance on escalated restricted party screening issues and advise on regulatory risks associated with business partner onboarding and transaction reviews. Advise on export classifications, licensing assessments, jurisdiction and classification, deemed export compliance, and foreign national access to controlled technology. Advise on export control implications of cross-border technology transfers and access to controlled technical data across US and EMEA jurisdictions. Monitor regulatory developments (US, UK, EU, and relevant member-state regimes) affecting technology exports, sanctions regimes, AI systems, and cloud services; assess impact and recommend policy responses. Advise on compliance processes, policies, and internal guidance materials; coordinate with outside counsel as needed. Collaborate with stakeholders to integrate compliance into business operations; support regulatory incident response.