Overview In this role you will serve as the primary legal voice for Unity's AI product portfolio, guiding governance on data rights and identity frameworks across Grow. You will partner with product, engineering, and data science to translate privacy, IP, and regulatory constraints into actionable requirements. You will draft and negotiate critical agreements and set scalable positions that shape how Unity builds AI features. This is a high-impact, hands-on role with direct ownership of policy decisions and outcomes.
Compensation / Benefits- Comprehensive health, life, and disability insurance
- Commute subsidy
- Employee stock ownership
- Competitive retirement/pension plans
- Generous vacation and personal days
- Mental Health and Wellbeing programs and support
Responsibilities- Serve as primary legal counsel for AI products from concept through launch and iteration
- Own data-rights and identity frameworks underpinning Unity's Grow business
- Counsel product, engineering and data-science teams in design discussions to translate constraints into build specifications
- Draft and negotiate model/technology licenses, partnerships, referrals, research collaborations, and data-sharing agreements
- Set and defend Unity's positions on emerging AI/data questions and build scalable templates and playbooks
Key requirements- Licensed to practice law with in-house or law-firm experience counseling technology product teams
- Experience owning legal counseling for AI/ML products, including training-data rights, model licensing, output ownership, and user disclosures
- Strong command of global privacy law (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, COPPA) applied to SDKs, telemetry, and advertising data flows
- Ability to draft and negotiate commercial technology agreements independently
- Track record of issuing clear written legal positions on unprecedented questions and presenting them to senior stakeholders
- clear written communication
- ability to influence senior stakeholders
- collaboration with cross-functional teams (product, engineering, data science)
- privacy compliance across GDPR/CCPA/COPPA
- training-data rights and data-use architecture
- model licensing and data-sharing agreements
