Information Security Counsel (Commercial Contracts)

Information Security Counsel (Commercial Contracts)

Employer: Rubrik. We’re looking for an Information Security Counsel/Contracts Manager who can move between the technical world of cybersecurity and the nuances of legal compliance. As a vital part of our fast-paced Commercial Legal Team, you’ll be a key collaborator in the deal cycle. Your mission? Translate our technical security posture into signed agreements and ensure customer requirements are scalable and well-vetted. If you live for the intersection of complex legal frameworks, cybersecurity, and AI, this is your next move. This role is open to licensed attorneys and experienced contracts managers alike — we care more about what you know than what you’re called. The Mission - Negotiate & Close: Draft and negotiate complex technology agreements with major enterprise customers, serving as the lead voice on security terms. - Bridge the Gap: Partner cross-functionally with Sales, InfoSec, Product Engineering, and Product Legal to align commercial goals with technical realities. - Advise & Protect: Provide frontline legal guidance on security and contractual risk for standard matters, partnering with senior counsel on complex regulatory questions and novel issues. - Know the Product: Develop a deep understanding of Rubrik’s platform to effectively represent our security posture in customer negotiations and internal product discussions. The Ideal Profile You are a self-driven professional who balances sharp business judgment with deep technical literacy. You don’t just spot risks—you provide solutions. - Education: Bachelor's degree required. J.D. or equivalent legal training preferred; what matters is demonstrated fluency in contract language and the ability to negotiate complex agreements. - Experience: 4–7 years of in-house experience in contract management or as legal counsel, or equivalent law firm experience in technology transactions, specifically with negotiating the technical aspects of enterprise software and cloud licensing agreements. Exposure to Europea