Commercial & Privacy Counsel

LVT’s legal function sits at the intersection of rapid technological innovation and enterprise execution. Reporting directly to the Director, Assistant General Counsel (Product & Privacy), the Commercial & Privacy Counsel will act as a high-impact, individual contributor safeguarding our scaling operations. You will serve as a trusted legal partner to product, engineering, and commercial teams—navigating the complexities of data privacy, cutting-edge AI regulations, and sophisticated enterprise transactions to enable rapid, compliant business growth.

This role is based full-time in-office out of our headquarters in American Fork, Utah.

Privacy-Fluent Professional: Possesses deep, practical knowledge of major privacy frameworks (e.g., CCPA/CPRA, GDPR) and a proven track record of translating legal compliance into functional engineering requirements.

Strategic Commercial Negotiator: Demonstrates extensive experience managing commercial technology agreements, with a sharp ability to find balanced, commercial solutions rather than just identifying legal risk.

Autonomous Operator: Operates effectively as a self-starter who thrives in fast-paced environments, taking complete ownership of ambiguous problems from discovery through execution.

Business-Minded Advisor: Possesses strong commercial acumen, maintaining a clear distinction between theoretical legal risks and material business exposure to deliver pragmatic counsel.

Articulate Communicator: Exceptional capability to distill complex legal, regulatory, and technical concepts into clear, plain-language guidance for non-legal stakeholders.

In-House Ready (Preferred): Prior in-house experience within a high-growth technology environment, understanding how to operate as a true collaborative partner to revenue and product teams.

Technical Aptitude (Preferred): Comfortable diving into technical architectural details and data flows alongside engineering teams to effectively conduct product counseling.

Tech-Forward Mindset (Preferred): Enthusiastic about adopting and leveraging generative AI legal tools to multiply output and streamline day-to-day legal operations.

Credentials: Holds a J.D. from an accredited institution with 4–6 years of relevant legal experience. Must possess an active Utah bar license or qualify for a Utah limited in-house counsel license. Professional certifications (e.g., CIPP/US, AIGP) are highly preferred.