FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Regulatory Litigation Counsel position?
The primary focus is on managing regulatory inquiries and litigation related to data privacy, data protection, and e-privacy issues across the EMEA region, particularly in Africa, the Middle East, and Turkey.
What qualifications are necessary for the Regulatory Litigation Counsel role?
Candidates must be qualified lawyers with at least 3+ years of post-qualification experience, and they should have litigation and regulatory experience, particularly in the Africa, Middle East, or Turkey regions.
Is familiarity with data privacy laws important for this role?
Yes, familiarity with data privacy laws across Africa, the Middle East, and Turkey is preferred, especially regarding their application to online platforms.
Will I be required to collaborate with external parties in this role?
Yes, the role involves collaborating with outside counsel on various high-profile regulatory and litigation matters.
What types of teams will I be working with in this position?
You will partner and coordinate with key internal stakeholders including data protection teams, public policy and communications colleagues, business and product teams, and regional leadership.
Is project management and process improvement part of the job?
Yes, driving improvements and managing process changes are core responsibilities of the position, along with being a proactive team player.
Are there benefits offered in addition to base compensation?
Yes, in addition to base compensation, Meta offers benefits, which can be explored further on Meta's benefits page.
Does this position require specific litigation experience?
Yes, relevant litigation experience with a focus on contentious regulatory matters is preferred, as well as in-house experience where litigation was a core part of the role.
What types of legal issues will the Regulatory Litigation Counsel address?
The counsel will handle issues related to data privacy, data security, and e-privacy, particularly concerning regulatory inquiries and litigation.
Is this position limited to one specific geographic region?
No, although it focuses on the EMEA region, there is a particular emphasis on Africa, the Middle East, and Turkey.