Corporate Counsel, Legal Devices
Amazon (AI roles) · Sunnyvale, California, USA
No salary listed. Estimated from 483 salary-disclosed Operations roles on this board: $150K–$218K (interquartile range; estimate, not the employer's figure).
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Join Amazon's Legal Devices team as a Corporate Counsel and become a trusted strategic partner to our global hardware business. You'll provide commercially grounded legal guidance across our full consumer hardware portfolio, spanning component sourcing, manufacturing, technology licensing, and product launch, while building legal capability across international teams.
In this client-facing role, you'll work daily with business partners across the globe, translating complex legal concepts into actionable business strategies. You'll counsel teams on contract negotiation, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, and risk management as a collaborative advisor in fast-moving, high-stakes environments. You'll also visit and train client teams internationally and become familiar with real-world factories and operations to better be able to partner with our internal customers.
Key job responsibilities
• Draft and negotiate complex commercial agreements for hardware manufacturing, global procurement, and technology licensing across multiple jurisdictions
• Counsel supply chain, procurement, and engineering teams on intellectual property, licensing structures, regulatory compliance, and contractual risk
• Partner with international manufacturing and procurement teams to assess supplier compliance and provide legal guidance across regions
• Manage contract disputes involving critical device components, driving resolution alongside business clients with a focus on commercial outcomes
• Develop training materials and risk frameworks that enable global business partners to manage legal issues independently
• Travel internationally (generally not more than once a year) to meet with and train client teams
A day in the life
Your day will be a blend of strategic legal counseling, contracts negotiation, and collaborative problem-solving. As Corporate Counsel, you'll engage with cross-functional teams, diving into fascinating legal challenges surrounding international consumer electronics manufacturing and supply chains as well as emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, ambient computing, and wearables and maturing areas like smart speakers, security cameras, tablets, TVs, and eReaders. Each day brings unique opportunities to provide nuanced legal guidance that supports Amazon's rapid innovation.
About the team
We are a collaborative, forward-thinking legal group passionate about simplifying complex legal landscapes. Our team thrives on innovation, mutual support, and delivering exceptional legal solutions. You'll work alongside talented attorneys and legal professionals who are committed to pushing technological and legal boundaries while maintaining the highest ethical standards. - 5+ years of legal experience
- 5+ years of post bar admission legal experience
- Juris Doctor and membership in one state bar or equivalent
- Experience in transactional and technology licensing or equivalent
In this client-facing role, you'll work daily with business partners across the globe, translating complex legal concepts into actionable business strategies. You'll counsel teams on contract negotiation, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, and risk management as a collaborative advisor in fast-moving, high-stakes environments. You'll also visit and train client teams internationally and become familiar with real-world factories and operations to better be able to partner with our internal customers.
Key job responsibilities
• Draft and negotiate complex commercial agreements for hardware manufacturing, global procurement, and technology licensing across multiple jurisdictions
• Counsel supply chain, procurement, and engineering teams on intellectual property, licensing structures, regulatory compliance, and contractual risk
• Partner with international manufacturing and procurement teams to assess supplier compliance and provide legal guidance across regions
• Manage contract disputes involving critical device components, driving resolution alongside business clients with a focus on commercial outcomes
• Develop training materials and risk frameworks that enable global business partners to manage legal issues independently
• Travel internationally (generally not more than once a year) to meet with and train client teams
A day in the life
Your day will be a blend of strategic legal counseling, contracts negotiation, and collaborative problem-solving. As Corporate Counsel, you'll engage with cross-functional teams, diving into fascinating legal challenges surrounding international consumer electronics manufacturing and supply chains as well as emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, ambient computing, and wearables and maturing areas like smart speakers, security cameras, tablets, TVs, and eReaders. Each day brings unique opportunities to provide nuanced legal guidance that supports Amazon's rapid innovation.
About the team
We are a collaborative, forward-thinking legal group passionate about simplifying complex legal landscapes. Our team thrives on innovation, mutual support, and delivering exceptional legal solutions. You'll work alongside talented attorneys and legal professionals who are committed to pushing technological and legal boundaries while maintaining the highest ethical standards. - 5+ years of legal experience
- 5+ years of post bar admission legal experience
- Juris Doctor and membership in one state bar or equivalent
- Experience in transactional and technology licensing or equivalent
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