Meter
Technology
RegulatoryCounsel
Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.
“Regulatory Counsel at Meter. Skills: Regulatory law, Risk compliance, ISP regulation. Guide ISP path. Build international risk compliance program”
Industry & Context.
Risk-adjusted advice; Risk frameworks; Cost-justified solutions
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
J.D. from top law school, Experience at top law firm, In-house regulatory experience, Member in good standing of at least one state bar
What You'll Do.
Build international risk compliance program
Project-manage international market entry
Advise on B2B data privacy
Advise on GDPR compliance
Advise on CCPA compliance
Enable privacy-as-a-product strategy
Clear advertising claims
Structure sweepstakes
Paper sponsorship deals
Protect name and marks
Build vendor risk program
Support compliance engineers
Address FCC questions
Address safety questions
Handle employment matters
Handle safety matters
Support dispute management
Build compliance processes
Build compliance policies
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Partner with CISO; Work with Marketing; Work with People Teams; Work with Facilities Teams; Work with General Counsel
Process & Methodology
Project-manage entry
Full Job Description
REGULATORY COUNSEL San Francisco, CA · In-Office (Hybrid) ABOUT METER Meter’s mission is to make the internet a utility: a world where any business can turn on reliable, secure, enterprise-grade internet at any physical location as easily as it turns on power or water. Getting there is genuinely hard, because internet and networking have become deeply fragmented and crystallized. So Meter does the whole thing: we design and manufacture our own networking hardware, procure and manage ISPs, design, configure, and physically install networks, operate and monitor them once they’re live, and are working toward running them autonomously. Put differently, Meter is a hardware company, a software and models company, an internet service provider, an installer, and a real estate business, all at once. WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Each one of those businesses carries its own body of regulation and ethics questions. And you’ll be the lawyer who clears the path so Meter can rapidly and responsibly enter new business and geographic markets. You’ll guide Meter in becoming an ISP in the US, Canada, UK, EU, Australia, and the rest of world; shape how Meter responsibly handles data and builds AI; build and manage Meter’s international risk compliance program; work with compliance engineering to clear our hardware through FCC and safety reviews; and manage day-to-day employment and safety matters. This is a founding role, reporting to the General Counsel and based in San Francisco. It is among the broadest regulatory remits you’ll find in-house, and you’ll be building it from the early days rather than inheriting a machine someone else made. WHAT YOU’LL DO - Learn to be Meter’s telecom lawyer, guiding our path to becoming an ISP across the US, Canada, UK, EU, Australia and rest of world. - Methodically build Meter’s international risk compliance program (across FCPA, export controls, CFIUS, and sanctions), and project-manage entry into each new international market end-to-end. - Practically a
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