Lawyer

## Job Description

MGID is one of the world's leading native advertising platforms, working with thousands of publishers and brands globally.

Join a global AdTech company as a

## US-qualified Senior Lawyer and become a strategic legal partner to the business.

You’ll advise on **AdTech, commercial contracts, privacy, data protection, product, regulatory compliance, and disputes**, while leading key negotiations and managing US legal matters.

We’re looking for a senior lawyer with strong commercial judgment, ownership, and the ability to turn complex legal issues into practical business solutions.

## What will you do:

**Product and business support:**

\-Advise Product, Commercial, Publisher, Marketing and Operations teams on launching and commercializing advertising products and features;

\-Review product concepts, data flows, tracking technologies, partner integrations and marketing claims, and give clear recommendations that help teams move forward.

**Commercial contracts and negotiations:**

\-Draft, review and negotiate agreements with advertisers, agencies, publishers, vendors, technology providers and other partners;

\-Maintain practical contract templates, fallback positions and guidance for recurring negotiations;

\-Identify key risks relating to liability, privacy, data use, intellectual property, confidentiality, compliance, payment and termination, and recommend workable positions.

**Privacy and regulatory support:**

\-Support compliance with applicable privacy, data protection, digital advertising and consumer-protection requirements;

\-Monitor material legal developments and help convert them into concise guidance and practical actions for the business.

**Business partnering and risk management:**

\-Provide concise, commercially balanced advice and escalate material or unusual risks to the Chief Legal Officer;

\-Work with the global Legal team and coordinate specialist external counsel when local expertise is required;

\-Contribute to legal templates, playbooks, training and process improvements that make legal support faster and more consistent.

## Requirements

Who you are:

\-Law degree and authorization to provide legal advice in the candidate’s jurisdiction. A separate license or qualification to represent the company in court is not required.

\-Around 3–5 years of relevant legal experience, including commercial contracts, technology, digital advertising, privacy, data protection or other work with technology-driven businesses.

\-Hands-on experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating commercial agreements, such as MSAs, insertion orders, publisher or advertiser agreements, vendor/SaaS contracts, data processing terms, and confidentiality agreements or partnership agreements.

\-Working knowledge of privacy and data protection principles and an interest in how they apply to online advertising, tracking technologies, data use and digital products.

\-Ability to review new products and business initiatives, spot the most important legal risks and suggest practical, proportionate solutions.

\-Strong legal writing, attention to detail and negotiation skills.

\-Clear communication and ability to explain legal issues to non-lawyers.

\-Commercial, solution-oriented mindset; ownership and sound judgment; ability to prioritize and work independently in a fast-paced international environment.

**Will be a plus:**

\-Experience in AdTech, MarTech, digital media, programmatic advertising, online publishing, SaaS or another technology business;

\-Experience supporting product launches or working closely with Product, Commercial, Privacy or Compliance teams;

\-Experience with US state privacy laws, CCPA/CPRA, FTC advertising principles or IAB/industry standards;

\-Experience with cross-border commercial contracts and negotiations with advertisers, agencies, publishers, technology vendors or other partners;

\-Experience with contract templates, legal playbooks, approval processes or contract lifecycle management tools;

\-Experience coordinating specialist external counsel on disputes, employment, corporate or regulatory matters;

\-CIPP/US, CIPM or another relevant privacy qualification.