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Waymo

Builds self-driving AI and runs a robotaxi service

Associate Counsel - Regulatory

Legal Counsel & Legal SupportConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMountain View, CA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school and active bar membership.
  • Two to four or more years of experience as an attorney at a firm, in-house at a company, or in government, practicing administrative law, agency regulations, regulatory legislation, and/or compliance.
  • Experience with relevant subject matter such as autonomous vehicles, other automotive, ride-hailing, or delivery.
  • Experience responding to regulatory inquiries, audits, and information requests in partnership with engineering, data science, product, safety, and compliance teams.
  • Ability to propose practical solutions to legal issues and lead legal compliance and risk mitigation efforts, executing with appropriate urgency.

Responsibilities

  • Advise on the applicability of U.S. state and local legal frameworks to novel operational scenarios and autonomous vehicle technology.
  • Partner with cross-functional partners to support regulatory and legislative outcomes for the transportation industry.
  • Represent Waymo’s legal and regulatory interests and foster constructive, proactive relationships with government authorities and key agency stakeholders.
  • Advise teams building scalable operational and regulatory compliance programs and processes.
  • Support the expansion of highly regulated business operations.
  • Gain subject matter expertise in new areas as novel issues and topics emerge.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience securing operating authority and navigating complex regulatory approvals.
  • Familiarity with appellate litigation strategies and proceedings relevant to judicial review of agency decisions and actions.

About the Company

Waymo

Builds self-driving AI and runs a robotaxi service

Waymo builds self-driving technology and uses it to run a ride-hailing service in which passengers summon electric cars with no one behind the wheel. In 2020, it became the first company to open fully driverless rides to the public, starting in metro Phoenix. Its system, the Waymo Driver, pairs cameras, radar and laser sensors called lidar with onboard computers whose AI predicts what nearby people and vehicles will do and drives the car. Riders pay per trip through the Waymo app, or through Uber in some cities, while Waymo and fleet partners keep the cars charged and maintained. Waymo began as a Google project in 2009 and became a separate Alphabet company in 2016; it is based in Mountain View, California.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$32.1B
Headquarters
Mountain View, CA
Founded
2009

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