Corporate Counsel - Marketing Privacy

T-Mobile•Overland Park, KS

2d•$123,200 - $222,200•Onsite

About The Position

T-Mobile has an exciting opportunity for an attorney with exceptional analytical and communication skills and a talent for creative problem-solving to provide legal guidance to our dynamic business teams. A successful candidate will be ready to jump into action, working closely with experts across the legal department and business partners to provide practical, strategic legal guidance and design and implement creative, simple solutions to address complex legal and technological challenges. At T-Mobile, our lawyers are more than legal advisors. We are trusted partners, collaborators, innovators, and business leaders. We care deeply about our customers and our teams, and we work every day to help solve real, complex problems. We are looking for someone who goes beyond what is asked; who anticipates issues before they arise; who is driven by delivering the right outcome, not just the fastest one; who builds strong relationships across teams; and who brings a lifelong learners mindset and genuine intellectual curiosity to everything they do.

Requirements

U.S. law degree (JD) from an accredited university with outstanding academic credentials.
Current bar membership (in good standing) in at least one U.S. state; eligibility for admission to the state bar applicable to the office location.
3+ years of experience as an in-house, top law firm, or government attorney, with relevant privacy experience.
Excellent written and oral communication skills and executive presence.
Demonstrated ability to analyze and advise on highly complex, high-impact matters and to navigate ambiguity.
Strong business judgment and legal acumen, with a pragmatic, solutions-oriented approach.
Ability to operate independently and effectively in a fast-paced, results-oriented environment and to balance multiple priorities.
Comfort using AI tools in everyday practice, and a strong aptitude and enthusiasm for learning new technology.
Desire and ability to work collaboratively as part of a cross-functional team.
Drive to solve customer pain points and Love Our Customers.
At least 18 years of age.
Legally authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Experience advising on U.S. state and federal privacy laws, particularly in a marketing or advertising context.
Subject-matter depth in outbound communications (TCPA, CAN-SPAM, etc.)
Familiarity with AdTech, marketing technology, consent management, and “Do Not Contact” frameworks.
Experience at a technology, wireless, or consumer brand, or in a law firm supporting similar clients.
You are proactive, action-oriented, and energized by solving problems.
You hold yourself to a high standard and consistently strive for excellent outcomes.
You are deeply invested in the success of your clients, colleagues, and the company.
You remain professional, thoughtful, and composed under pressure.
You are curious, analytical, and enjoy tackling complex issues.
You bring sound judgment, common sense, and a sense of humor to your work.
You take ownership of your work and pride in delivering high-quality results.
You are highly organized, able to manage multiple priorities, and follow through on commitments.
You actively support diversity, inclusion, and a respectful workplace culture.

Responsibilities

Serve as primary privacy counsel to the Marketing organization, partnering closely with the marketing, product, and business teams and joining their planning and design reviews early, so privacy issues get spotted while a campaign or product is still taking shape.
Serve as the company’s subject-matter expert on outbound communications and the TCPA, including guidance on campaign design and the correct operation of the company’s “Do Not Contact” controls.
Apply fast-changing privacy laws to specific marketing campaigns, products, and data uses, often where the law is new and the guidance is limited.
Provide practical, strategic, and privileged legal advice, using sound judgment to guide the business through areas where the law is new or unsettled.
Build strong, trusted relationships across Marketing and the wider business so Legal is brought in early, when risks are easiest to manage.
Draft, review, and negotiate related privacy provisions and materials as needed, and partner with outside counsel where appropriate.
Review potential legislation and regulation for impact and provide subject-matter expertise to T-Mobile’s Government Affairs team.
Use AI and other tools to work efficiently and help advance department initiatives and process improvements.
Take on other department and team initiatives as assigned.