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Endex

Product and Privacy Counsel

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Austin, TX, USA
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Austin, TX, USA
Entry level
Advise product and engineering teams on AI features, data practices, privacy, permissions, retention, access, cross-border transfers, and third-party arrangements. Translate legal and regulatory requirements into practical product guidance, support customer trust and data-protection terms, monitor evolving AI and privacy developments, and coordinate specialist legal advice when needed.
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Who We Are

Endex builds AI agents that handle complex, end-to-end work for the world's most demanding teams. Today we're deployed across leading financial institutions and Fortune 500 companies, embedded in the tools and workflows they rely on. We operate at the frontier of agentic knowledge work, partnering closely with top AI research labs and backed by the OpenAI Startup Fund. We're on a mission to build the most capable digital coworker in the world.

About the Role

Location: New York City (Primary), Denver, Chicago, Singapore (APAC), London, San Francisco, Austin, Los Angeles
Commitment: 5 Days In-Person

We're looking for a lawyer who can help us build useful AI products while making deliberate decisions about data, privacy and customer trust.

As Product and Privacy Counsel at Endex, you'll advise product and engineering on AI features, data practices and privacy from early design through launch. You'll identify regulatory questions that affect our product and customer use cases, translate requirements into practical decisions and coordinate specialist advice when needed.

Your Key Responsibilities

  • Advise Product Design: Review AI features, permissions and customer data flows early enough to shape how the product is built.

  • Own Privacy Analysis: Evaluate processing purposes, retention, access, cross-border transfers and third-party arrangements against relevant requirements.

  • Translate Requirements: Turn legal analysis into practical product requirements and clear internal guidance.

  • Support Customer Trust: Partner with commercial counsel on data-protection terms and accurate explanations of product behavior.

  • Translate Evolving Requirements: Track relevant AI and privacy developments, develop practical review guidance and coordinate local specialist advice when needed.

What We're Looking For

  • Qualified Counsel: You hold the legal qualifications required for your practice and have relevant product and privacy counseling experience.

  • Product Counseling Experience: You've advised teams building software or other technical products.

  • Technical Curiosity: You can engage deeply with engineers and ask how a system actually works.

  • Practical Judgment: You propose workable options and explain the trade-offs.

  • Product Counseling Judgment: You can turn a technical design and an evolving legal question into specific options, documented reasoning and usable product guidance.

Nice to Have

  • Experience with AI or enterprise productivity products

  • Experience with privacy and intellectual property issues

  • Experience with GDPR, privacy impact assessments and legal questions raised by AI products

Full-Time Benefits

  • Health & Dental Insurance

  • Monthly Wellness Stipend

  • 401K Matching

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