About the role: CoreWeave is seeking an experienced Associate General Counsel to support a broad portfolio of regulatory matters across energy, international trade, and emerging AI frameworks. In this role, you will work closely with cross-functional stakeholders to translate complex regulatory requirements into actionable guidance that supports business objectives. The day-to-day includes advising on regulatory risk, supporting product and infrastructure initiatives, and responding to evolving legal requirements in a rapidly scaling environment. You will also play a key role in shaping compliance programs and helping the company stay ahead of regulatory change.

In this Role You Will:

• Provide legal advice on a wide range of regulatory matters, including energy regulation, international trade compliance, and AI governance frameworks.
• Monitor, interpret, and advise on U.S. and international laws impacting operations, including export controls, sanctions, energy market requirements, and emerging AI regulations.
• Partner with business teams (e.g., GTM, Security, IT, EHS, and operations) to assess regulatory risk and develop practical, scalable compliance strategies.
• Support product, infrastructure, and commercial initiatives by embedding regulatory guidance into business decision-making.
• Lead responses to regulatory inquiries, audits, and investigations, and manage relationships with external counsel and regulators.
• Develop and maintain internal policies, procedures, and training programs to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
• Track and assess emerging regulatory trends across energy, global trade, and AI to proactively inform business strategy.

Who You Are:

• 7+ years of relevant legal experience, preferably with a mix of law firm and in-house experience.
• Demonstrated experience advising on energy regulation, international trade (including export controls and sanctions), and/or technology or AI regulatory frameworks.
• Experience interpreting and applying U.S. regulatory regimes (e.g., OFAC, BIS) and/or international regulatory frameworks.
• Proven experience supporting compliance programs, including drafting policies, procedures, and training materials.
• Experience leading or supporting regulatory inquiries, audits, or investigations.
• Ability to translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable guidance for business stakeholders.
• Experience working cross-functionally with technical, operational, or go-to-market teams.
• Strong judgment, communication skills, and ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Proven ability to manage multiple priorities and work cross-functionally with diverse teams.
• J.D. from an accredited law school and active membership in at least one U.S. state bar (NY, NJ, CA, DC, or WA preferred).

Preferred:

• Experience advising high-growth or technology-driven companies.
• Experience with data center, infrastructure, or energy procurement matters.
• Familiarity with emerging AI regulatory frameworks (e.g., EU AI Act, U.S. federal and state initiatives).
• Familiarity with global regulatory bodies (e.g., EU Commission) and standards organizations.
• Experience supporting global operations and cross-border regulatory or commercial matters.

Wondering if you’re a good fit? We believe in investing in our people, and value candidates who can bring their own diversified experiences to our teams – even if you aren't a 100% skill or experience match. Here are a few qualities we’ve found compatible with our team. If some of this describes you, we’d love to talk.

• You enjoy turning complex regulatory challenges into clear, actionable guidance.
• You’re curious about how AI, infrastructure, and global regulation intersect.
• You bring strong expertise in regulatory risk and compliance program development.

Why CoreWeave? At CoreWeave, we work hard, have fun, and move fast! We’re in an exciting stage of hyper-growth that you will not want to miss out on. We’re not afraid of a little chaos, and we’re constantly learning. Our team cares deeply about how we build our product and how we work together, which is represented through our core values:

• Be Curious at Your Core
• Act Like an Owner
• Empower Employees
• Deliver Best-in-Class Client Experiences
• Achieve More Together

We support and encourage an entrepreneurial outlook and independent thinking. We foster an environment that encourages collaboration and enables the development of innovative solutions to complex problems. As we get set for takeoff, the organization's growth opportunities are constantly expanding. You will be surrounded by some of the best talent in the industry, who will want to learn from you, too. Come join us!

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The International Trade Compliance team is responsible for providing strategic, high-level trade compliance advice and guidance to internal business and engineering teams as well as owning day-to-day tactical execution.

As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years.

In this role, you will be responsible for driving international trade controls and policies to protect and guide the development of commercial dual-use and defence technology across the APAC region, as an expert in applicable US and non-US export control laws and regulations.

The role will be a key interface between engineering, program management, compliance, and senior leadership to ensure that product teams are in line with engineering goals and compliance frameworks.

This person will be responsible for designing and managing controls plans for commercial dual-use and defence platforms across the region and ensuring compliance with U.S. and global export control regulations.

You will provide strategic guidance and regulatory expertise, achieving positive outcomes supporting Anduril's global growth objectives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and implement trade compliance policies, protections, and infrastructure to ensure engineering/program development meets schedule objectives, consistent with ITAR, EAR, and local country laws/regulations of EU, UK, or Australia.

• Coordinate with external partners (e.g., customers, suppliers, in-region government agencies, etc.) to ensure product roadmaps align with internal compliance posture and pivot accordingly.

• Develop country-specific classification decision rationale, heuristics and methodology for Anduril programs to improve efficiency in classification while maintaining accuracy.

• Leverage AI for rapid risk-mitigated determinations.

• Support the release of technology and data to internal and external stakeholders.

• Deploy and maintain country-specific J/C training curricula and robust methodologies to meet cost and performance metrics.

• Apply for and manage country-specific export authorizations, when required.

• Oversee country-specific export authorizations, ensuring compliance with license scope, provisos and associated conditions.

• Support the logistics team on hardware exports and imports as appropriate.

• Provide guidance and training to Anduril regional teams on ITAR, EAR and country-specific regulations as appropriate.

• Perform compliance assessments, identifying and mitigating compliance risks, of export/import authorizations and related transactions and assist in any investigations of potential compliance issues.

• Lead working groups, independent projects, and collaborative efforts with within the compliance function or cross-functionally driving ITC program enhancements.

• Support and implement corrective actions that result from compliance issues.

• Navigate co-production, co-development, and offset projects across multiple countries, ensuring compliance with US export regulations and country-specific trade laws.

• Manage Defence export portal for license applications, tracking, and reporting (RR).

• Evaluate and review commodities, including hardware, software, and technical data, for export license eligibility under AUKUS and other international trade control frameworks.

• Communicate and collaborate with regulators and outside counsel to address export compliance matters.

• Stay updated on regulatory changes and export compliance requirements, providing timely insights and guidance to leadership.

• Provide guidance on the use of collaborative environments for sharing technical information across borders.

Requirements:

• Ability to travel +25%

• Understanding of engineering concepts across software and hardware and development principles to be able to craft policies and procedures to segregate commercial and export controlled technology development

• Strong understanding of the U.S. and non-U.S. export regulations, including relevant classifications pertaining to aerospace parts, electronics, computers, IT equipment, encryption technology, and navigational hardware, etc.

• +10 years experience in product development, defence technology, startups, defence contracting or similar

• +5 years experience in trade compliance, international trade controls, international contracts management

• A superpower for smashing through regulatory roadblocks

• Ability to obtain and maintain a NV2 Security Clearance

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with AUKUS partnership frameworks, including export compliance, license management, and cross-border collaboration requirements

• Experience with customs and import filings, including managing Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), temporary imports, and processing ATA Carnets for duty-free and tax-free international transactions

• Experience in group 3-5 UAS, UUVs, or robotic systems product development or concepts

• Experience working with or supporting government contracts

• Experience in managing development infrastructure and training technical teams

• Experience designing and implementing technology control plans

• An understanding of the distinctives and intersection of Lean Product and Process Development, Agile Software Development, and Lean Production

• Knowledge of exportability considerations and experience incorporating export control compliance into product development plans

• Understanding of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) guidelines

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This role leads locally and regionally while partnering globally, working hand-in-hand with HQ-based teams such as Counterintelligence, Global Security Operations, and Security Systems to deliver a unified security posture across the region. You will shape comprehensive programs spanning physical security, protective security, industrial security, counterintelligence, and executive protection (including VIP visit management), in close collaboration with global Directors and the existing industrial security leadership in Australia.

Beyond building programs, you will foster a security-conscious culture across the APAC workforce, making security everyone's responsibility, not just the security team's. Anduril moves fast, and so will you. If you thrive in ambiguity, want to build something meaningful in a high-tempo defense technology environment, and can blend strategic thinking with hands-on execution, we want to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and build Anduril's regional security function across the Asia-Pacific, establishing security baselines for newer offices while maturing the established Australian program.
• Directly manage permanent and contract staff in Australia. Recruit, mentor, and grow a high-performing regional security team, identifying when local security resources are needed in each country as scale increases.
• Lead the regional counterintelligence and threat management program in partnership with the global Counterintelligence team, identifying and mitigating insider threats, conducting security investigations, and managing foreign intelligence risks specific to the APAC operating environment.
• Develop and maintain protective security frameworks for personnel, information, and facilities across the region.
• Lead executive protection efforts across the region, including security arrangements for VIP visits from senior government officials, military leadership, and key partners.
• Oversee the protection of classified and sensitive information, intellectual property, and critical infrastructure across all APAC jurisdictions.
• Translate global security strategies into actionable regional plans, ensure compliance with Australian Government requirements (DSPF, ISM, DISP), international obligations (AUKUS, Five Eyes), host nation regulations, and Anduril's global security standards.
• Establish and maintain strong working relationships with government security agencies across the region, including Australian defence, policing, and intelligence agencies and equivalent bodies in other APAC countries.
• Assess and advise on the security implications of new APAC office openings, facility expansions, and country entries, developing security readiness plans for each.
• Provide strategic advice to the Head of Security and regional leadership on security matters affecting business objectives and growth initiatives.
• Implement and manage security technologies, systems, and procedures in coordination with Global Security Operations, ensuring the security of facilities, personnel, and data across multiple sites and countries.
• Manage regional security budgets, resources, and vendor relationships.
• Support personnel security processes including clearance sponsorship, management, and ongoing suitability assessments through AGSVA and equivalent processes in other APAC jurisdictions.
• Travel regularly across the APAC region to provide in-person security leadership, conduct site assessments, and maintain government and partner relationships.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in Security Management, International Relations, Business Administration, or a related field; extensive relevant experience may substitute for a degree.
• Minimum of 10-15 years of progressive experience in security leadership roles, with at least 5 years operating at a regional or national level within the defence industry, government, or a highly regulated sector.
• Proven expertise in physical security, industrial security, and counterintelligence methodologies.
• Demonstrated experience with Australian Government security frameworks, particularly DISP, DSPF, and AGSVA clearance processes.
• Exceptional leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with a proven ability to influence stakeholders, build cross-functional relationships, and develop talent across cultural boundaries.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, capable of strategic thinking and hands-on operational execution in dynamic, high-pressure situations.
• Willingness to travel regularly across the APAC region (estimated 20-30% of time).
• Ability to obtain and maintain an Australian NV2 Security Clearance.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Direct experience with establishing new security programs and facilities from the ground up in international locations, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
• Experience managing and mitigating complex security risks across multiple countries or jurisdictions.
• Experience with AUKUS or Five Eyes security cooperation arrangements.
• Experience working in a rapidly scaling technology company or a defence tech environment.
• Understanding of export controls and international trade compliance related to defence technology, including Australian DSGL, US ITAR, UK Export Control Act 2002, and AUKUS licence-free frameworks.
• Familiarity with security regulatory environments across the Asia-Pacific region, including the geopolitical dynamics affecting defence industry operations in the region.
• Relevant professional certifications (e.g., CPP, PSP, CISM, CISSP).
• Master's degree in a relevant field such as Security Management, International Security, or a related discipline.
• Proficiency in an Asian language is a significant advantage but not required.

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The International Trade Compliance team is responsible for providing strategic, high-level trade compliance advice and guidance to internal business and engineering teams as well as owning day-to-day tactical execution.

As the world enters an era of strategic competition, Anduril is committed to bringing cutting-edge autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, and networking technology to the military in months, not years.

In this role, you will be responsible for driving international trade controls and policies to protect and guide the development of commercial dual-use and defence technology across the APAC region, as an expert in applicable US and non-US export control laws and regulations.

The role will be a key interface between engineering, program management, compliance, and senior leadership to ensure that product teams are in line with engineering goals and compliance frameworks.

This person will be responsible for designing and managing controls plans for commercial dual-use and defence platforms across the region and ensuring compliance with U.S. and global export control regulations.

You will provide strategic guidance and regulatory expertise, achieving positive outcomes supporting Anduril’s global growth objectives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design and implement trade compliance policies, protections, and infrastructure to ensure engineering/program development meets schedule objectives, consistent with ITAR, EAR, and local country laws/regulations of EU, UK, or Australia.

• Coordinate with external partners (e.g., customers, suppliers, in-region government agencies, etc.) to ensure product roadmaps align with internal compliance posture and pivot accordingly.

• Develop country-specific classification decision rationale, heuristics and methodology for Anduril programs to improve efficiency in classification while maintaining accuracy.

• Leverage AI for rapid risk-mitigated determinations.

• Support the release of technology and data to internal and external stakeholders.

• Deploy and maintain country-specific J/C training curricula and robust methodologies to meet cost and performance metrics.

• Apply for and manage country-specific export authorizations, when required.

• Oversee country-specific export authorizations, ensuring compliance with license scope, provisos and associated conditions.

• Support the logistics team on hardware exports and imports as appropriate.

• Provide guidance and training to Anduril regional teams on ITAR, EAR and country-specific regulations as appropriate.

• Perform compliance assessments, identifying and mitigating compliance risks, of export/import authorizations and related transactions and assist in any investigations of potential compliance issues.

• Lead working groups, independent projects, and collaborative efforts with within the compliance function or cross-functionally driving ITC program enhancements.

• Support and implement corrective actions that result from compliance issues.

• Navigate co-production, co-development, and offset projects across multiple countries, ensuring compliance with US export regulations and country-specific trade laws.

• Manage Defence export portal for license applications, tracking, and reporting (RR).

• Evaluate and review commodities, including hardware, software, and technical data, for export license eligibility under AUKUS and other international trade control frameworks.

• Communicate and collaborate with regulators and outside counsel to address export compliance matters.

• Stay updated on regulatory changes and export compliance requirements, providing timely insights and guidance to leadership.

• Provide guidance on the use of collaborative environments for sharing technical information across borders.

Requirements:

• Ability to travel +25%

• Understanding of engineering concepts across software and hardware and development principles to be able to craft policies and procedures to segregate commercial and export controlled technology development

• Strong understanding of the U.S. and non-U.S. export regulations, including relevant classifications pertaining to aerospace parts, electronics, computers, IT equipment, encryption technology, and navigational hardware, etc.

• +10 years experience in product development, defence technology, startups, defence contracting or similar

• +5 years experience in trade compliance, international trade controls, international contracts management

• A superpower for smashing through regulatory roadblocks

• Ability to obtain and maintain a NV2 Security Clearance

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with AUKUS partnership frameworks, including export compliance, license management, and cross-border collaboration requirements

• Experience with customs and import filings, including managing Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), temporary imports, and processing ATA Carnets for duty-free and tax-free international transactions

• Experience in group 3-5 UAS, UUVs, or robotic systems product development or concepts

• Experience working with or supporting government contracts

• Experience in managing development infrastructure and training technical teams

• Experience designing and implementing technology control plans

• An understanding of the distinctives and intersection of Lean Product and Process Development, Agile Software Development, and Lean Production

• Knowledge of exportability considerations and experience incorporating export control compliance into product development plans

• Understanding of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) guidelines

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The International Trade Compliance team is responsible for providing strategic, high-level trade compliance advice and guidance to internal business and engineering teams as well as owning day-to-day tactical execution.

In this role, you will be responsible for driving international trade controls and policies to protect and guide the development of commercial dual-use and defence technology across the APAC region, as an expert in applicable US and non-US export control laws and regulations.

Key responsibilities include:

• Design and implement trade compliance policies, protections, and infrastructure to ensure engineering/program development meets schedule objectives, consistent with ITAR, EAR, and local country laws/regulations of EU, UK, or Australia.

• Coordinate with external partners (e.g., customers, suppliers, in-region government agencies, etc.) to ensure product roadmaps align with internal compliance posture and pivot accordingly.

• Develop country-specific classification decision rationale, heuristics and methodology for Anduril programs to improve efficiency in classification while maintaining accuracy.

• Leverage AI for rapid risk-mitigated determinations.

• Support the release of technology and data to internal and external stakeholders.

• Deploy and maintain country-specific J/C training curricula and robust methodologies to meet cost and performance metrics.

• Apply for and manage country-specific export authorizations, when required.

• Oversee country-specific export authorizations, ensuring compliance with license scope, provisos and associated conditions.

• Support the logistics team on hardware exports and imports as appropriate.

• Provide guidance and training to Anduril regional teams on ITAR, EAR and country-specific regulations as appropriate.

• Perform compliance assessments, identifying and mitigating compliance risks, of export/import authorizations and related transactions and assist in any investigations of potential compliance issues.

• Lead working groups, independent projects, and collaborative efforts with within the compliance function or cross-functionally driving ITC program enhancements.

• Support and implement corrective actions that result from compliance issues.

• Navigate co-production, co-development, and offset projects across multiple countries, ensuring compliance with US export regulations and country-specific trade laws.

• Manage Defence export portal for license applications, tracking, and reporting (RR).

• Evaluate and review commodities, including hardware, software, and technical data, for export license eligibility under AUKUS and other international trade control frameworks.

• Communicate and collaborate with regulators and outside counsel to address export compliance matters.

• Stay updated on regulatory changes and export compliance requirements, providing timely insights and guidance to leadership.

• Provide guidance on the use of collaborative environments for sharing technical information across borders.

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