Nord Security

Privacy Legal Counsel

Hybrid

Part remote, part office, you need to live within commuting distance of a named location.

Hybrid · Vilnius

Employer listed it 2 weeks ago · Found 3h ago

Been open since 2 weeks ago, still being checked, but it has been live a while.

Salary

€4,300 to €6,200 per month

Location

Hybrid · Vilnius

Timezone

Not stated

Contract

Full-time

Experience

Mid

Remote flexibility

Hybrid

This role is only partly remote, the employer expects time in the office around Vilnius, Hybrid, so you need to live within commuting distance.

What the employer says

Source listing states candidate location: "Vilnius, Hybrid"
Listing mentions "Hybrid"

What Nomaders makes of it

Not suitable if you plan to move between countries

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About the role

At Nord Security, we’re creating a safer cyber future.

We help people and businesses take back control of their online security, privacy, and data. From VPNs to password managers, threat intelligence to eSIMs for travel—our teams turn complex problems into solutions trusted by millions worldwide.

Life is online. In this role, you’ll help people own it. We are looking for a Privacy Legal Counsel who combines strong legal expertise with commercial judgment, systems thinking, and a genuine and hands-on interest in technology. In this role, you will be a strategic partner to Nord Security Product, Risk, Security, and other business teams, helping them navigate privacy and data protection requirements while creating scalable ways of working that support business growth.

This is more than a traditional advisory role. You will help build practical frameworks, processes, and guidance that enable teams to design, launch, and improve products across multiple markets while managing legal and reputational risk. You will also monitor legal, regulatory, and market developments, and translate them into clear, actionable advice for the business.

Main Responsibilities

Advise Product, Risk, Security, and other business teams on privacy, data protection, and related regulatory matters across multiple jurisdictions

Provide practical, commercially minded advice that balances legal risk, user trust, speed of execution, and business goals

Support and continuously improve Nord Security’s privacy compliance program, including internal policies, procedures, and frameworks

Support product development and feature launches, helping teams embed privacy requirements into products and processes from the outset

Advise on user-facing privacy matters, including privacy notices, consent and transparency requirements, data subject rights, privacy assessments, and international data transfers

Advise on complex and novel issues arising from new technologies, AI, cybersecurity, and evolving regulatory expectations

Develop and improve legal frameworks, playbooks, guidelines, and decision-making processes for recurring privacy and data protection issues

Support the resolution of complex privacy-related matters, including sensitive data subject requests, that require legal judgment

Identify opportunities to improve legal support through automation and create scalable, self-service guidance that helps teams make informed decisions more independently

Monitor developments in privacy, AI, cybersecurity, and enforcement trends, and turn them into practical recommendations

Work closely with other lawyers at Nord Security, Product, Security, and other stakeholders to deliver joined-up, business-focused advice

Core Requirements

Master’s degree in Law (LL.M. or equivalent)

5+ years of relevant experience in privacy and data protection law, gained in-house or in private practice

Strong knowledge of data protection law, with the ability to apply it pragmatically across different jurisdictions, technologies, and business models

Experience acting as a Data Protection Officer or holding privacy certifications would be an advantage

A business-oriented mindset and the ability to give clear, practical advice

Strong systems thinking and the ability to turn recurring issues into scalable processes and guidance

Interest in technology, digital products and business models, AI, cybersecurity, and evolving regulatory frameworks

Requirements

·Master’s degree in Law (LL.M. or equivalent)
·5+ years of relevant experience in privacy and data protection law, gained in-house or in private practice
·Strong knowledge of data protection law, with the ability to apply it pragmatically across different jurisdictions, technologies, and business models
·Experience acting as a Data Protection Officer or holding privacy certifications would be an advantage
·A business-oriented mindset and the ability to give clear, practical advice

Benefits

·Sharpen your edge: training, mentorship, and room to grow — always.
·Take the time you need: extra vacation days, sick days, and time off when life calls.
·Get premium healthcare: private health insurance in Lithuania and Poland — fully covered.
·Protect your peace: enjoy free subscriptions to Calm, Headspace, and Mindletic, and our own resilience and mindfulness trainings.

How to apply

1Check the flexibility label above, hybrid, matches where you plan to live and work.
2Tailor your CV to the role at Nord Security, mentioning your remote working experience.
3Apply directly on the employer's careers page using the button below. Nomaders never handles your application.

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