LNDS is a key partner in the newly funded project “Luxembourg AI Factory” co-financed by the European Union under the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. In this project, LNDS is leading the development of services related to data facilitation and supporting the AI innovators in compliance readiness.

As a Senior Legal and Privacy Specialist you will be part of the ethical, legal and social implications (ELSI) team and your role will focus on development and delivery of services in the AI Factory project related to regulatory guidance of AI Act, training and support. You will also advise on the data protectionrequirements, compliance with other related legislations and other challenges that need to be addressed as part of the operations and services of our organisation.

• Analysis and interpretation of legal and/or ethical requirements based on legal and ethical norms, review of existing guidelines and, where applicable, case law for the implementation of LNDS and the challenges for secondary use of data in general and machine learning applications in particular Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems.
• Conducting privacy and data protection assessments to evaluate the project compliance and identify areas of improvement.
• Offering expert advice on data governance, responsible AI, privacy by design, data mapping, technical and security measures.
• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to integrate privacy considerations into business processes, products and services offered by LNDS within the scope of the AI Factory.
• Development of practical tools, templates, guidance, training and other instruments for ELSI compliance
• Analysis and awareness of the legal landscape on the national and European Union (EU) level where relevant for LNDS’ service in the AI Factory , in particular for secondary use of data, data security, AI Act compliance and other legal standards and identification of best practices or weaknesses

• Master’s degree in law, specialisation in European laws (AI Act, GDPR), Technology, Digitalisation, and IP law considered a strong plus
• Overall experience of 10 to 15 years with relevant experience in privacy, technology, IP law in a consulting company, law firm, technology companies, or research.
• Good knowledge and experience in conducting AI and data protection impact/ risk assessments, and advising on key regulatory frameworks such as the GDPR and EU AI Act.
• A proven work experience working with challenges related to data protection by design and default in the development of products and services.
• Ability to translate legal advice into practical recommendations for new products and services and in collaboration with security teams.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills (ability to listen, understand and convey your ideas) and the ability to articulate clearly legal obligations to various audience (scientists, clients, internal colleagues, …) both in written and oral forms. 
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
• Creative, solution-oriented with strong analytical skills and a mindset for quality.
• You have critical thinking, you are adaptable, flexible and you are able to accept and manage changes in the workplace.
• You have cultural intelligence and diversity consciousness.
• You are conscious about time management (becoming more effective and efficient in how you work).
• Familiarity with Agile methodologies and project management software and collaboration tools commonly used in tech environments (e.g., Confluence, Jira, Slack, …).
• Proficient in English.
• Proficient in French is a plus.