Regulatory Attorney

The role

You will help Palantir's teams follow laws and regulations in the UK, Europe, APAC, the Middle East and other non-U.S. countries. You will advise on compliance, run parts of the compliance program and build relationships with international regulators.

What you will do

• Create, develop and roll out international policies and processes that meet applicable laws
• Monitor and advise on legal and regulatory developments across multiple jurisdictions, including anti-bribery, sanctions, data privacy and artificial intelligence
• Support the compliance program, including training, risk assessments, the whistleblower hotline and internal investigations
• Evaluate and advise on contractual, ESG and general compliance requirements and risks
• Act as a key touchpoint for business teams on legal compliance questions
• Build and maintain relationships with international regulators and lead international compliance projects

Required qualifications

• 5+ years of providing legal and/or regulatory advice at a law firm or in-house
• Attorney in good standing licensed to practice in the United Kingdom or the United States
• Strong strategic legal thinking and professional judgment
• Experience advising on international regulations and compliance, including for software or artificial intelligence products
• Experience monitoring international regulatory trends and building mitigation plans
• Strong written and verbal communication, analytical reasoning and creative problem solving

Benefits

• Health and well-being support
• Growth based on individual strengths, skills and interests rather than traditional career ladders

Before you apply

• You must be an attorney in good standing licensed in the UK or the U.S.
• Remote work is allowed only on an exceptional basis and only from the city or country where you are employed
• Palantir will never ask you to pay or share financial information during interviews

About the company

Palantir builds software for data-driven decisions and operations. Its platforms help partners develop lifesaving drugs, forecast supply chain disruptions and locate missing children.