Global IP Product Counsel - AI & Tech Innovation

Meta; United States; Remote; USD 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta seeks an attorney with deep experience in online intellectual property to serve as Associate General Counsel, IP Product. You will advise on IP matters across Meta’s apps and services, including AI, Reality Labs, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, WhatsApp, and Messenger, guiding product teams through new technologies.

You will partner with legal, product, engineering, policy, and operations to assess risks, shape policy, defend IP rights, and lead cross‑jurisdictional counsel relationships as

Qualifications

• J.D. degree and bar admission in at least one state.
• IP law expertise across copyright, trademark, rights of publicity, and licensing.
• Global intermediary liability knowledge (DMCA, CDA, EU Copyright Directive, DSA).
• Experience counseling on IP issues related to new technologies (AI, Metaverse).
• Ability to assess legal/practical/business risks and provide clear guidance.

Responsibilities

• Counsel and collaborate with legal, product, engineering, policy, and operations teams.
• Provide IP guidance across Meta’s apps, products, and services globally.
• Lead on AI product and Metaverse IP issues and licensing.
• Partner with outside counsel across multiple jurisdictions.
• Stay current on emerging AI technologies and relate them to IP strategy.

Skills

IP Law Expertise

Copyright & Fair Use

Trademark Rights

Licensing

AI/IP Issues

Global Liability

Cross-functional

Risk Assessment

Outside Counsel

Tech/Media IP

Education

J.D. degree & bar admission

Job description

Meta seeks an attorney with deep experience in online intellectual property to serve as Associate General Counsel, IP Product. You will advise on IP matters across Meta’s apps and services, including AI, Reality Labs, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, WhatsApp, and Messenger, guiding product teams through new technologies.

You will partner with legal, product, engineering, policy, and operations to assess risks, shape policy, defend IP rights, and lead cross‑jurisdictional counsel relationships as