EMEA Regulatory Counsel – AI & Digital Platforms

x; Dublin; Hybrid; EUR 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

SpaceXSI in Dublin is seeking a Regulatory Legal Counsel, EMEA, to advise on platform, AI and digital regulation that shapes SpaceX, Grok and other SpaceXSI products across Europe, the UK, the Middle East and Africa.

You will turn complex obligations into clear, practical guidance, partner with Safety, Product and Engineering to assess features against regulatory requirements, and engage with regulators through investigations, information requests and risk assessments.

Qualifications

• Qualified lawyer in good standing ideally UK and/or EU.
• Strong working knowledge of the DSA and/or UK OSA; some combination thereof.
• Strong understanding of the legislative process and the technology industry.
• Exceptional communication skills and ability to explain complex ideas clearly.
• Ability to work with technical and non-legal teams and to understand how products work.
• Commitment to in-office 5 days/week.

Responsibilities

• Advise on EU/UK and other EMEA digital regulations (DSA, OSA, AI Act, eCommerce Directive).
• Support regulatory engagement with European Commission, Ofcom, and regulators.
• Work with Safety, Product and Engineering to assess features against regulatory requirements.
• Track legislation and regulatory trends across EMEA and summarize impact for products.
• Help build scalable compliance processes and playbooks.

Skills

Regulatory analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Regulatory engagement

Communication

Ownership & prioritization

Education

Qualified lawyer (UK/EU)

5+ years tech regulation experience

Job description

SpaceXSI in Dublin is seeking a Regulatory Legal Counsel, EMEA, to advise on platform, AI and digital regulation that shapes SpaceX, Grok and other SpaceXSI products across Europe, the UK, the Middle East and Africa.

You will turn complex obligations into clear, practical guidance, partner with Safety, Product and Engineering to assess features against regulatory requirements, and engage with regulators through investigations, information requests and risk assessments.