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Associate Corporate Counsel, AWS Legal

Amazon (AI roles) · Seattle, Washington, USA

No salary listed. Estimated from 440 salary-disclosed Operations roles on this board: $152K–$225K (interquartile range; estimate, not the employer's figure).

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About the role
Amazon's Legal Department is looking for a talented attorney to support our security assurance and compliance strategy. The role will primarily support Amazon Web Services, a dynamic and rapidly growing business within Amazon.com. Amazon Web Services is at the forefront of the cloud computing service industry, providing IT infrastructure services, such as on-demand compute, storage, database, network and content delivery, artificial intelligence, mobile, and internet of things services, and more.

You'll be an integral part of the AWS Security team you support, giving input on business and strategy, in addition to providing legal counsel on a range of cutting-edge regulatory issues and operations related to cloud services, including those related to cybersecurity. You will also support our commercial and customer audits, compliance assessment programs, and risk management functions. You will develop strategies for handling legal issues in creative, business-centric ways and you will build processes that address risk and allow the business flexibility and freedom to move quickly. Finally, you’ll get to work with engineers and service teams across AWS, learning about the services we build and customers we support, with great visibility across the company and senior leaders.
- 2+ years of post bar admission legal experience
- Juris Doctor and membership in one state bar or equivalent
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