AI Product Counsel

Notion; United States; Remote; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Notion seeks an AI Product Counsel to guide AI product development and partnerships while providing legal support. The role is remote with a competitive salary.

You will advise on AI product development, accelerate partnerships, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely and compliant product iterations. You will also support customer inquiries about Notion AI, its capabilities, and safeguards, translating complex requirements into practical guidance.

Qualifications

• Requires strong product counseling experience in tech or law.
• Ability to translate complex AI requirements into practical guidance for product teams.
• Experience advising on AI/ML products, partnerships, and data licensing.

Responsibilities

• Provide legal guidance for AI product development and partnerships.
• Support customer inquiries regarding Notion AI capabilities and safeguards.
• Navigate model reviews, procurement, and regulatory compliance for product iterations.

Skills

AI product counseling

Regulatory knowledge

Cross-functional collaboration

Legal risk management

Technical product understanding

Education

J.D. or equivalent

Job description

Notion seeks an AI Product Counsel to guide AI product development and partnerships while providing legal support. Ideal candidates have strong product counseling experience in tech or law, particularly in AI/ML. This role is remote with a competitive salary.

As an AI Product Counsel at Notion, you will play a crucial role in advising on the development of AI products and accelerating partnerships by collaborating with cross-functional teams. Your expertise will help streamline the legal aspects of model reviews and procurement, ensuring that product iterations are both timely and compliant with emerging regulations.

You will also provide legal support for customer inquiries regarding Notion AI's capabilities and safeguards. A strong understanding of AI and data licensing, along with the ability to navigate ambiguity in legal contexts, will be essential for translating complex requirements into practical guidance for product teams.