
Senior Legal Counsel β Director, Privacy, Digital Products & AI Governance
Posted 8 hours ago

Posted 8 hours ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
β’ Act as the primary legal advisor for privacy and consumer information issues throughout the digital consumer experience, from prequalification to contract initiation.
β’ Provide counsel on the acquisition, utilization, and distribution of consumer information, covering FCRA permissible purposes, authorizations, fraud prevention, notifications, and consents.
β’ Assess and select vendor products and data solutions that incorporate consumer-report or other FCRA-governed information.
β’ Offer legal insights on consumer-facing digital communications, credit marketing, TILA and Regulation Z obligations, digital disclosures, and adverse action notifications.
β’ Collaborate with Product, Engineering, Marketing, Compliance, and origination legal teams on marketplace capabilities.
β’ Function as the main privacy and information security legal advisor for Marketing, Engineering, and business teams from product conception to launch.
β’ Analyze federal and state privacy regulations, including GLBA and FCRA, and provide practical, risk-based advice.
β’ Assist in privacy operations, encompassing risk and impact analyses, privacy rights requests, data retention, and data minimization.
β’ Draft and negotiate data protection agreements, data usage restrictions, audit rights, and security provisions.
β’ Lead the legal strategy for data breaches and cybersecurity incidents, addressing privilege, notification, and regulatory engagement.
β’ Keep legal and business leadership updated on privacy, security, and emerging risks.
β’ Support the enterprise AI governance framework, including policies, standards, risk classifications, and the AI inventory.
β’ Design and oversee processes for reviewing and approving AI tools and systems.
β’ Draft and negotiate privacy and acceptable AI usage terms in dealer, technology, and vendor agreements.
β’ Counsel on dealer and consumer disclosures when AI tools influence shopper experiences or dealer interactions.
β’ Manage the legal framework for AI training data, model documentation, and data retention according to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
β’ Monitor AI regulations and agency guidance in collaboration with Government Relations.
β’ Advise on AI's impact on credit, fraud, or funding decisions, including ECOA/Regulation B, fair lending, model governance, explainability, and adverse action considerations.
β’ Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and legal standards.
β’ Execute other assigned responsibilities.
β’ J.D. and active membership in good standing in at least one U.S. state bar, with the capability to register as in-house counsel where necessary.
β’ Over 8 years of legal practice in the U.S.
β’ Experience serving as product counsel for a consumer-facing digital platform or marketplace, including the launch of new products, categories, or marketplaces.
β’ Extensive knowledge of U.S. federal and state privacy and data protection laws.
β’ Significant experience in operating and/or establishing a privacy program.
β’ Strong understanding of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and emerging U.S. federal and state AI legislation.
β’ Practical experience in advising on AI products and developing AI governance, including AI risk assessments, inventories, policies, or impact analyses.
β’ Proficiency in drafting consumer notices, consents, and terms of use, as well as negotiating data protection agreements.
β’ Capability to utilize AI-enabled legal tools responsibly and effectively.
β’ Knowledge of operational privacy and data governance programs, including risk and impact assessments, privacy rights requests, data retention, data minimization, and incident response.
β’ Expertise in drafting and negotiating data protection agreements, privacy exhibits, data-use limitations, audit rights, security provisions, and technology agreements.
β’ Ability to structure and advise on marketplace legal frameworks, including consumer terms of use, shopper accounts, dealer participation terms, lead-sharing and data-sharing agreements, and technology, licensing, and partnership agreements.
β’ Strong product counseling capabilities.
β’ Expertise in artificial intelligence products, responsible data usage, AI governance, risk assessments, inventories, policies, and impact analyses.
β’ Exceptional skills in issue identification, legal judgment, problem-solving, negotiation, and decision-making.
β’ Ability to lead cross-functional initiatives, influence stakeholders, manage competing priorities, and collaborate with both internal and external legal and technical experts.
β’ Preferred: experience in online automotive retail, an automotive marketplace, or auto financing.
β’ Preferred: knowledge of ECOA/Regulation B, TCPA, UDAAP, TILA/Regulation Z, and FCRA.
β’ Preferred: technical proficiency in software development, data architecture, cybersecurity, or machine learning systems.
β’ Preferred: considerable in-house experience at a technology, marketplace, e-commerce, or consumer financial services company.
β’ Preferred: ISO/IEC 42001 training.
β’ Preferred: experience engaging with regulators, industry groups, or standards organizations.
β’ Preferred: CIPP/US, CIPM, or AIGP certification.
β’ Must be legally authorized to work for Credit Acceptance without current or future sponsorship.
β’ Annual bonus plan.
β’ 401(K) match.
β’ Adoption assistance.
β’ Parental leave.
β’ Tuition reimbursement.
β’ Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.
β’ Nonstandard benefits.
β’ Commitment to an inclusive workplace and being an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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