Privacy Counsel, Take Two Interactive

$123.5-182.8k

Salary applicable to NY based candidates only and may vary by other locations

Senior level

New York

San Francisco Bay Area

Video game publisher

Job no longer available

Video game publisher

1001+ employees

B2CGamingPublishingEntertainment

Job no longer available

$123.5-182.8k

Salary applicable to NY based candidates only and may vary by other locations

Senior level

New York

San Francisco Bay Area

1001+ employees

B2CGamingPublishingEntertainment

Company mission

To be the most creative, the most innovative and the most efficient entertainment company.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Commercially minded lawyer with 5–7 years of privacy experience, ideally in the consumer or technology space, mobile, or entertainment industries. Strong preference given to candidates with in-house experience
Extensive experience negotiating privacy contract terms in a variety of services, licensing, and other commercial agreements
Experience with mobile, advertising technology, or digital technology
Experience with practical risk-based privacy assessments
Must possess keen intellect, attention to detail, ability to effectively distill information, excellent communication and decision making skills, and the ability to influence and interact at all levels of the organization
Able to work cross-functionally dealing with urgent, confidential and highly-sensitive subject matter
Ability to independently own all / portions of projects and approach them with initiative
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with tight deadlines and a strong ability to balance multiple matters simultaneously and appropriately prioritize projects
Genuine desire and enthusiasm to work in the video games industry
Must be a team player with common sense, kindness, good humor, and dedication to succeeding together
CIPP accreditation preferred
Must provide certificate of good standing from State Bar (issues within 90 days of applying)

What the job involves

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., a leading interactive entertainment company, seeks a privacy attorney to join its Privacy legal team
This is an opportunity to join a global privacy program and work with multiple game labels across the company to support privacy contract terms, build and maintain the privacy program, and help deliver practical privacy guidance
This is a hybrid in-person position that will operate out of Take-Two’s offices located in either Bay Area, California or New York, NY. The selected candidate will support teams located in North American and Western European time zones
Conduct pre-contract privacy diligence and review / negotiate privacy terms with vendors and business partners – including collaboration across Legal, Security, HR, and game publishing labels
Provide day-to-day privacy advice to Take-Two’s game labels and corporate services including on product development, marketing, marketing technology, analytics, and employment
Assist with maintenance and continued development of the privacy program including data diligence, PIAs / DPIAs, policies and procedures, compliance, and training
Collaborate with customer support, technology, security, and data teams to help address data requests, regulatory inquiries, and incident response
Focus on mobile games offered by Take-Two’s game labels
Serve as part of a global team of lawyers, paralegals, and staff helping Take-Two’s game labels create the most innovative and creative products as efficiently as possible

Our take

Parent company to some of the most successful video game companies and titles is Take-Two Interactive, one of the leading developers, publishers, and marketers of consumer interactive entertainment around the globe.

Developing and publishing principally through Rockstar Games, 2K, Private Division, and Zynga, Take-Two has powered industry-leading titles such as Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption 1&2, the catalog of NBA 2K games, BioShock, and FarmVille.

The company is looking to enter the world of crypto and blockchain, beginning with Zynga's Web3 game Sugartown in 2023. When competitor Ubisoft became the first developer to launch NFTs, the move faced backlash as many users saw it as a cash grab, which has certainly influenced Take-Two’s delay in entering the market. Time will tell how this foray into blockchain pans out for Take-Two.

With its well-established catalog of games (with some highly anticipated title releases, including GTA 6) Take-Two Interactive is a titan in the industry and is well set to see continued success, not only as its subsidiaries expand but through the capitalization of future tech opportunities in the highly innovative gaming industry.