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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Build meaningful work at the intersection of privacy, data and technology.

Join a team that turns complex privacy and governance questions into practical decisions, stronger programs and trusted outcomes.

Professionals collaborating in a modern workplace
Work that crosses disciplines.Privacy • Data • Technology • Business
Modern workplace at a consulting team
Work with people who think beyond one discipline.Legal · Security · Product · Engineering · Operations
Life at DataCounsel

Curious minds. Practical thinkers. Meaningful work.

Our work is collaborative and outcome-oriented. We value people who can understand complexity, ask good questions and turn ambiguity into a clear path forward.

You may work with legal, security, product, engineering, operations and executive stakeholders—often on the same engagement.

01Real client problems
02Cross-functional teams
03Visible outcomes
Open Opportunities

Explore where you could contribute.

When a role is open, the work should be clear before you apply. Start with the opportunity that matches your strengths and interests.

Don’t see the right opening?We still want to hear from people with strong privacy, data, technology, legal or consulting experience.Share your profile →
How We Work

A culture built around quality and learning.

Interested in future opportunities?

Tell us about your background and the kind of privacy, data or technology work you want to do.

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What Good Looks Like

A career built around useful work, ownership and continuous growth.

Meaningful work is easier to sustain when people know the purpose, own the outcome and keep learning.

Three signals of a strong career experience
01 IMPACT

Work that matters

Contribute to privacy, data and technology programs where your analysis can improve real decisions and operating practices.

03 GROWTH

Learning that compounds

Build depth through client work, research and collaboration across legal, security, product, engineering and operations.

From Interest to Impact

See how the candidate journey becomes meaningful work.

Each stage helps you understand the role, meet the people and decide whether the work is a strong match for your goals and strengths.

01
EXPLORECONTEXT

Understand the work

Start with the role, the problems it solves and the capabilities the team is looking for.

NextA clearer view of the opportunity
02
APPLYEXPERIENCE

Show how you think

Share the experience, examples and problem-solving approach that you would bring to the work.

NextRelevant strengths in context
03
CONNECTPEOPLE

Meet the team

Discuss real scenarios with the people doing the work and learn how teams collaborate across disciplines.

NextShared expectations
04
JOINOWNERSHIP

Start with context

Step into the team with clear priorities, practical support and a defined path into the work.

OutcomeMeaningful work from day one
Frequently Asked Questions

Questions candidates ask before applying.

Practical answers about roles, collaboration, growth and what to expect from the process.

What kind of work would I be doing?+

Work varies by role, but typically combines structured problem-solving, client or internal collaboration, research, documentation and practical recommendations across privacy, data, technology and governance.

UNDERSTAND THE WORK
How much cross-functional collaboration is involved?+

Privacy work rarely sits in one function. Depending on the role, you may collaborate with legal, security, product, engineering, operations, data and business stakeholders.

WORK ACROSS DISCIPLINES
What happens if I do not see the right opening?+

You can still share your profile and the kind of privacy, data or technology work you want to do. That keeps the conversation open for future opportunities that match your experience.

SHARE YOUR PROFILE
A Deeper Perspective

Build a career where privacy expertise becomes practical impact.

The most valuable growth happens when you can understand a complex problem, make sense of competing priorities and help turn the answer into something people can actually use.

At DataCounsel, that means learning through real work, collaborating across disciplines and taking ownership from the first question through the final outcome.

Explore your next opportunity.

Explore a current opening or start a conversation about your fit.

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