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About the Role

As monday.com continues to build an AI-native work platform, our Legal-Tech team is looking for a Senior Legal Counsel to work alongside the teams building these products and technologies. This role sits at the intersection of law, technology, and product development, helping translate complex legal questions into paths forward.

This role will be part of our global Legal-Tech team and will work closely with AI, Product, R&D, Security, Privacy, Data, IP, Commercial, and other cross functional teams across the company. The role will focus on providing practical, timely, and commercially minded legal advice on AI and technology matters throughout the product lifecycle - from early design and architecture discussions through development, launch, and ongoing operation.

The successful candidate will be comfortable working directly with builders and technical teams, understanding how products and systems work, identifying the legal and business implications of different design choices, and helping teams find workable paths forward. They will bring strong expertise in AI and technology, while also understanding the privacy, data, IP, contractual, and commercial context in which these products operate.

This is a hands-on role for someone who can operate independently, take ownership of complex and ambiguous matters, and become a trusted legal partner to teams building monday.com’s next generation of AI powered products.

Key Responsibilities

Advise on the legal aspects of AI and technology products throughout their lifecycle, including ideation, architecture, development, testing, launch, and post-launch changes.

Partner directly with Product, R&D, AI, Security, Data, GTM and other teams to identify legal considerations early and embed legal-by-design principles into product development.

Develop a practical understanding of product architecture, data flows, model functionality, agents, integrations, connectors, user permissions and access controls, product configurations, retention, and other relevant environments.

Assess how different technical and product design choices affect legal, privacy, data, IP, regulatory, contractual, and operational risk and provide clear, actionable guidance to mitigate risks and maintain compliance with relevant laws and requirements .

Translate complex technical, regulatory, and business issues into clear, practical legal advice and recommendations for stakeholders, including by helping teams assess alternatives, understand trade-offs, and design workable solutions.

Advise on AI governance, responsible AI, AI risk management, regulatory requirements, product controls, and customer facing disclosures in connection with internal AI products and business applications..

Support the development and implementation of scalable AI governance frameworks, playbooks, review processes, and internal guidance, including practical workflows, controls, approvals, accountability, monitoring, and escalation processes.

Identify emerging legal and regulatory developments relating to AI, data, digital technologies, SaaS, and technology regulation, and translate them into practical implications and actions for the business.

Advise on general product legal matters, including product functionality, packaging and pricing, user and admin permissions, access controls, disclosures, notices, consents, customer and user choices, feature enablement flows, billing and usage-related issues, and other product and customer facing related legal requirements.

Contribute to the protection and commercialization of the company’s technology and IP, including advising on ownership, licensing, use rights, open source issues, data related rights, and technology partnerships.