Rox Data Corp - Senior Commercial Counsel

• As Senior Commercial Counsel at Rox, you’ll be our first in-house lawyer. Our product sends email, places calls, researches companies and people across the public web, and acts inside our customers’ CRMs on their behalf, all of it driven by large language models. Our customers are Global 2000 enterprises in regulated industries, and the people our agents reach sit in the US, EU, UK, Canada and APAC. That combination produces legal questions with no settled playbook: who is the controller for enriched contact data, what an autonomous outbound agent must disclose, how responsibility splits when the product runs inside a customer’s own cloud. You’ll work them out, with outside counsel where the law is unsettled, and turn the answers into agreements, policies and product requirements that scale. • You’ll own commercial contracting end to end, run our privacy and communications-compliance programs day to day, and work closely enough with product and engineering to shape features before they ship. Outside general counsel and privacy counsel cover corporate matters and back you on novel questions. This is the first seat in a legal team that will grow with the company. If you’re energized by hard questions at the intersection of enterprise contracting, data privacy and AI, and by the pace of an early-stage company selling to the largest enterprises in the world, we’d love to talk. • Own commercial contracting end to end: MSAs, order forms, SOWs, DPAs, security addenda, NDAs and pilot agreements, from first draft through negotiation with Global 2000 legal and procurement teams to signature • Build the templates, playbooks and fallback positions that let Sales and Growth close standard deals without a lawyer in the room, and route the exceptions that need one to you • Set and defend Rox’s data privacy positions across GDPR and UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA and the other US state laws, PIPEDA and APAC regimes: controller, processor and subprocessor roles across our product, our data and inference providers and customer integrations; cross-border transfers; retention; DPIAs. Run the subprocessor management program across enterprise DPAs with differing notice and consent terms • Own communications compliance for a product that outbounds on behalf of sellers: CAN-SPAM, TCPA, CASL, ePrivacy and PECR, state telemarketing and call-recording laws, do-not-call, consent and suppression. Define what the product enforces by design and what customers warrant, and put both into our agreements and our features • Own AI governance: EU AI Act obligations, US state AI laws, bot and automated-communication disclosure rules, FTC guidance on AI claims, and model provider terms. Work out, with outside counsel where the law is unsettled, what Rox commits to on training, data retention, output ownership and indemnification, and keep the AI Use Policy and customer-facing AI documentation current • Counsel product and engineering on features and integrations before launch: data flows for the Outbound Agent, Sequences and the dialer, agentic web research, call recording and transcription, CRM and communication-platform integrations and their third-party terms, and customer-hosted (in-VPC) deployments with their shared-responsibility model • Negotiate inbound agreements with data, inference, telephony and cloud vendors, and structure partner, reseller and cloud marketplace agreements as the partner ecosystem grows • Partner with Security on SOC 2, ISO 27001 and NIST alignment, security questionnaires, incident response and breach notification obligations • Coordinate outside counsel on corporate matters (fundraising diligence, IP and trademark, open source compliance) and train the go-to-market and forward deployed engineering teams on contracting and compliance guardrails