Corporate Counsel, Cybersecurity & Enforcement

Written by the T&S Network from DoorDash's posting.

Corporate counsel work on the legal side of cybersecurity and cybercrime enforcement at DoorDash, covering security initiatives, incident response, and legal strategy against bad actors who target the platform, its customers, merchants, and partners. The Cybersecurity Legal team sits within DoorDash's Legal Team and advises on security risks and regulatory requirements while building programmatic enforcement approaches.

• Fraud and scams

What you'd do

• Advise on cybersecurity risks, security programs, technologies, and incidents as a strategic legal advisor.
• Direct the legal side of incident response, covering strategy, legal duties, and outward communications.
• Develop legal strategies to investigate and disrupt bad actors targeting DoorDash and its partners.
• Pursue enforcement actions against bad actors where appropriate.
• Tackle new legal problems with no settled precedent across security, digital investigations, and enforcement.
• Own projects with near-term impact and independently drive matters with collaboration across the legal team.

What it asks for

• 5 to 7 or more years of legal experience.
• Juris Doctor plus a license to practice law in the U.S. state where you're based.
• Background at a law firm, a government office, or an in-house legal team.
• Prior work as a prosecutor or government lawyer on cybercrime, fraud, or tech investigations (preferred).
• Past work alongside law enforcement on complicated investigations (preferred).
• History bringing civil or criminal cases against bad actors (preferred).

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