Senior Corporate Counsel

Microsoft Microsoft · Big Tech · Redmond, WA +4 · Legal Counsel

This role is for a Senior Corporate Counsel supporting Microsoft's Customer Experience & Success (CE&S) team, which leverages Agentic AI solutions. The counsel will advise on commercial strategy, global operations, operational compliance, and delivery of technical services. Key responsibilities include advising on complex contractual structures, risk considerations, intellectual property, data handling, and evolving global regulatory requirements, particularly concerning AI deployment and diffusion. The role requires supporting go-to-market readiness and responsible AI implementation.

What you'd actually do

  1. Serve as the primary legal advisor for development of commercial programs and services offers, and partner with business leaders to develop and execute global operations, addressing a wide range of legal and regulatory issues and provide proactive, solution-orientated legal guidance aligned with business strategy.
  2. Oversee and provide counsel on development of commercial offers and programs for support and technical services.
  3. Ensure compliant data handling in compliance with local laws and regulations, proactively manage legal risks, and provide strategic advice on a wide range of legal and regulatory issues.
  4. Support the adoption of AI-driven tools and scalable legal processes to accelerate support for engineering services, automate routine work, and drive operational excellence while enabling business stakeholders to move quickly.
  5. Creatively solve problems and coordinate across CELA and business team subject matter experts.

Skills

Required

  • Juris Doctor Degree or international equivalent degree
  • 6+ years experience as a practicing attorney
  • Active license to practice law in a jurisdiction and capable of meeting admission requirements in relevant jurisdiction

Nice to have

  • 6+ years experience supporting go-to-market

What the JD emphasized

  • responsible AI implementation
  • evolving global regulatory requirements