Senior Legal Counsel, Khan Kids

Khan AcademyEducation Technology

Continental US + Hawaii + Canada OnlyContractSenior

Salary188,000 - 199,750 USD per year

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Experience: 8+ years

Requirements

8+ years of legal practice experience, with a proven track record of advising on the design, launch, and scaling of consumer-facing websites or applications in global markets.
JD or LLM from an accredited U.S. law school.
Active member in good standing of at least one U.S. state bar association.
Demonstrated ability to lead legal work streams independently, driving strategy and execution across product, privacy, and international regulatory matters.
Deep experience in privacy compliance for consumer products, including designing and implementing privacy programs, drafting user-facing legal documents, and embedding privacy-by-design principles into product development.
Expertise in children's privacy (COPPA, GDPR, age-appropriate design codes, or similar frameworks).
Experience navigating international regulatory landscapes, including coordinating with local counsel and advising on market entry requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
A track record of translating complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable product guidance.
Strong business judgment to independently analyze, assess, and communicate business and legal risks.
Experience building and maintaining strong cross-functional relationships.
Highly organized with an acute attention to detail.

Responsibilities

Serve as the business partner to the Khan Kids product, engineering, and international programs teams, providing first-line legal and regulatory guidance on new features and products.
Provide product counseling throughout the development cycle, from ideation through launch, with a focus on privacy-by-design, age-appropriate content and data practices, and responsible use of AI in children's products.
Advise on privacy compliance for children's products under COPPA, GDPR (including age-appropriate design requirements), and regional data protection laws applicable to young users in target markets.
Draft, review, and update terms of service, privacy policies, and parental consent flows for Khan Kids products, including the new English-learning program.
Analyze tax, business registration, and digital services laws relevant to offering Khan Kids products in international markets.
Coordinate with local counsel in target jurisdictions to confirm regulatory requirements and obtain market-specific legal advice.
Develop scalable legal resources such as compliance guides, contract templates, and internal training materials tailored to the Khan Kids product line.

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