Privacy & Product Counsel
Black Forest Labs · Freiburg (Germany) · Berlin (Germany) · San Francisco (United States) · FrankFurt (Germany) · Munich (Germany) · Zurich
Frontier labremotesenior$200k–$250k
At a glance
Highlights
- Be go-to counsel for FLUX models and API features from spec to launch.
- Own GDPR programme across training data, inference and retention.
- Shape privacy for frontier video, perception and physical AI products.
What they offer
- equity
Ideal candidate
Pragmatic product-minded privacy lawyer with 5-8 years' experience who thrives in ambiguity and wants to build privacy from scratch at an AI frontier lab.
Requirements
- 5-8 years' PQE as qualified lawyer in EU/EEA or UK with focus on data protection and product counselling
- Experience at a technology company and/or top-tier law firm's privacy or tech practice, ideally in-house with product teams
- Deep practical command of GDPR, German BDSG, ePrivacy framework and international transfer rules
- Working knowledge of EU AI Act interaction with privacy and familiarity with US privacy and AI law (CCPA/CPRA, BIPA)
- Track record advising on AI, ML or data-intensive products including training pipelines and inference
- Strong drafting skills across DPAs, privacy notices, DPIAs and commercial privacy terms
- Excellent written and spoken English with ability to explain complex issues to researchers, executives and regulators
- Ownership mindset comfortable building processes in fast-moving, high-growth environment
- remote policy
- Remote-first with one week per month in office in Freiburg / San Francisco
Lab profile
About Black Forest Labs
Team behind Stable Diffusion and FLUX building frontier image and video generation models.
What they build
- FLUX image generation models
- FLUX video generation models
Known for
- Pioneers of Latent Diffusion and Stable Diffusion
- State-of-the-art image and video generation
- Models used by millions of creators and businesses
Key facts
- Headquartered in Freiburg, Germany
- Presence in San Francisco
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