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Privacy & AI Governance Counsel

Anaplan · Ottawa, Canada

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Interview prep

Be ready to discuss privacy frameworks (e.g., PIPEDA/GDPR concepts), AI governance (risk classification, transparency, human oversight), and how counsel partners with product on a multi-tenant SaaS planning platform. Prepare examples of contract or policy work under ambiguity and cross-functional influence without inventing Anaplan-specific process claims.

Fit summary

Strong fit if you want in-house privacy/AI counsel work at a planning SaaS vendor, prefer Ottawa on-site, and can operate across legal, product, and security. Thin public employee-sentiment data; weigh primary research and interviews.

Day in the role

As Privacy & AI Governance Counsel at Anaplan, you would advise product, security, and go-to-market teams on privacy, AI risk, and compliance for a cloud planning platform—reviewing policies, vendor and customer terms, DPIAs and AI use cases, and cross-border data issues while partnering with engineering and sales on launches.

FAQ from this listing

Is this role remote?

The listing marks remote as no; it is positioned for Ottawa, Canada.

What does Anaplan sell?

Cloud business-planning software sold mainly by subscription, used for collaborative planning and decision data.

Where can I read background on the company?

See Wikipedia and anaplan.com; recent press includes CEO comments on SaaS/AI and an Agentic Enterprise announcement.

Company facts (cached)

Website: anaplan.com

Anaplan is a business planning software company headquartered in Miami, Florida. Anaplan sells subscriptions for cloud-based business-planning software and provides data for decision-making purposes.

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Role overview (listing rewrite)

Anaplan is hiring a Privacy & AI Governance Counsel to join our legal team in Ottawa, Canada. In this full-time role, you'll help shape how we responsibly develop and deploy artificial intelligence across our global platform, serving some of the world's leading enterprises. Role Overview As Privacy & AI Governance Counsel at Anaplan, you'll be the legal architect behind responsible innovation. We serve 2,400+ global companies—including Coca-Cola, Adobe, and LVMH—with an AI-powered business intelligence platform that enables them to outpace their competition. You'll work at the center of product strategy and legal compliance, ensuring our offerings meet an evolving global regulatory landscape while keeping our teams moving at speed. Core Duties Draft, review, and negotiate data processing agreements, Business Associate Agreements, data-sharing contracts, and AI-specific commercial terms that protect Anaplan and our customers. Assess privacy and AI risks with Product and Engineering teams; lead Privacy by Design initiatives, Privacy Impact Assessments, Data Protection Impact Assessments, and AI risk evaluations. Establish and maintain a comprehensive privacy and AI governance framework: policies, standards, system cards, playbooks, SOPs, and customer-facing notices. Oversee regulatory compliance programs including cookie management, Records of Processing Activities, and Data Subject Access Requests. Respond to customer questions and formal questionnaires regarding Anaplan's privacy and AI practices. Distil complex legal and regulatory obligations into practical, clear guidance for product, engineering, security, and business teams. Track federal, state, and international privacy law evolution; alert stakeholders to regulatory changes affecting our services and products. Conduct periodic privacy maturity assessments; liaise with data protection authorities and regulatory bodies when required. Requirements Juris Doctor (JD) or Master of Laws (LLM) degree, or equivalent foreign qualification, with an active law license in at least one U.S. jurisdiction. 5+ years of legal experience in privacy and AI law—either in-house at global SaaS and technology companies, or in specialized law firm practices. Deep knowledge of global privacy frameworks: GDPR, CCPA and CPRA, emerging U.S. state privacy laws, HIPAA, EU AI Act, and EU Data Act. Familiarity with governance standards and frameworks: ISO 42001, NIST AI Risk Management Framework, FedRAMP, and DORA. Current IAPP CIPP/E/US certification (required); IAPP…

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