Associate Corporate Counsel, Technical Infrastructure, Supply Chain

As Corporate Counsel at Google, you'll be at the forefront of tackling exciting legal challenges in the tech industry. This role focuses on complex commercial transactions in Technical Infrastructure, particularly Cloud supply chain, including procurement, manufacturing, construction, logistics, and operations. You'll also support deals for telecommunications network acquisition, energy and hardware procurement, and data center operations.

Working with Google Legal means crafting innovative approaches to address the toughest legal challenges of the information age. You'll be part of a dynamic team that operates at the intersection of law and cutting-edge technology, helping Google build innovative products for users worldwide. The role offers exposure to practically every department throughout Google and close involvement in new product development and launches.

Your responsibilities will include reviewing and negotiating various commercial agreements, from purchase agreements to telecommunications capacity agreements and supply chain contracts. You'll work closely with product managers, engineers, and executives, translating complex legal concepts into practical business applications. The position requires strong expertise in intellectual property and commercial contract law, particularly in areas like hardware development, supply chain logistics, and data center operations.

The role offers competitive compensation ($195,000-$293,000 + bonus + equity + benefits) and the opportunity to work with some of the brightest minds in both legal and tech fields. You'll be contributing to Google's mission while helping shape the future of information law. The position requires at least 3 years of attorney-level experience and active bar membership in the state of practice.

This is an ideal opportunity for a legal professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment, enjoys tackling complex technical challenges, and wants to be part of shaping the future of technology law. You'll be working on precedent-setting cases and helping Google navigate the complex legal landscape of modern technology.