Corporate Counsel

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Does this position interest you? You should apply - even if you don't match every single requirement! We're known as an auto glass company. That's the focus of what we do. But beyond the glass, we're so much more. We'll help you build a fulfilling career and encourage you to have a life. Let us be the best place you'll ever work.

A Brief Overview

The Corporate Counsel of Technology reports directly to the Assistant General Counsel of Security, Technology, AI, Customer Experience and Knowledge (AGC of STACK), and serves as a hands-on, business-oriented attorney who primarily supports technology/commercial contracting (~40%), with emphasis on buy-side procurement and but also includes client-facing (B2B) security & privacy negotiations, and provides privacy, AI governance, customer experience and brand counseling (~60%).

The role executes day-to-day matters, improves repeatable processes, and maintains excellent judgment on when to escalate novel, high-risk, complex or high visibility issues to the AGC across all practice areas.

The leader in this role is a hands-on and pragmatic attorney who serves as a legal and business partner to procurement, technology, security, product, and customer experience teams. This attorney is expected to manage a steady volume of matters independently using established templates and playbooks, apply strong issue-spotting and business judgment skills, and translate legal requirements into clear, actionable guidance. In partnership with the AGC of STACK, the Corporate Counsel will anticipate emerging risks through regulatory sensing, collect information and draft guidance guide to support strategic decision‑making, and adopt best practices to further enhance Safelite's existing privacy and AI governance frameworks.

What You Will Do

* Security Incident Response:
Support the legal workstream during security incidents by gathering facts, preserving documentation, tracking timelines, and assisting with drafts. Supporting planning of incident-response exercises (materials, minutes, after action items) and track follow-ups with stakeholders.

* Security Contracts:
Review and negotiate sell-side security provisions, addendums, exhibits with insurance clients (B2B).

* Technology Negotiation:
Independently review, redline, and negotiate a broad range of buy-side agreements, including SaaS/, software licenses, MSAs, professional services, NDAs, and other IT vendor contracts.

* Technology Contract Operations:
Support improvements to Safelite's contracting processes (intake, playbooks, self-service tools, repository hygiene) to reduce cycle time and improve consistency.

* Technology Privacy:
Support day-to-day privacy program tasks such as maintaining processing records, helping complete DPIAs, documenting mitigations, and supporting privacy-by-design reviews in projects under established guidance. Assist with DSAR process (intake, tracking, coordination with stakeholders, drafting support, evidence management). Help develop short, practical guidance and trainings to embed privacy expectations into business workflows.

* AI Contracts:
Support contracting for AI tools/services by addressing common risk areas: data inputs/outputs, training restrictions, confidentiality, security controls, audit, IP/output ownership/usage.

* AI Governance:
Contribute to AI governance operations by helping maintain an inventory of AI tools/use cases, supporting risk reviews, and assisting with internal user guidance on risk mitigation.

* Customer

Experience:

Review digital flows, notices, and disclosures for clarity and legal risk; recommend pragmatic edits to reduce consumer-protection exposure while supporting a consistent customer experience. Support review of cookies/pixels and consent UX (opt‑in/opt‑out mechanisms, preference signals) by applying established privacy guidance.

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