Counsel II
Omnicell
Summary
Reporting to the Assistant General Counsel, Privacy, Data Governance & AI Governance, this Counsel II role is ideal for a naturally curious attorney who thrives at the intersection of technology, regulation, and business innovation. The role will partner closely with the Privacy team and cross-functional stakeholders across Product, Engineering, Marketing, HR, and Sales to help execute and continuously mature the Company's privacy, data governance, and AI governance programs.
Job description
Responsibilities
- Provide practical, business-oriented contract support to sales, procurement, and business teams while identifying opportunities to standardize positions and accelerate deal velocity through reusable playbooks and guidance
- Serve as lead counsel for privacy-related commercial transactions, supporting both procurement and customer-facing agreements, including negotiation of data processing agreements, business associate agreements, security exhibits, and other complex privacy and technology terms
- Scale the privacy program by partnering across Product, Engineering, Marketing, HR, Sales, Security, and Legal to embed privacy and responsible data practices into technology, operations, and innovation
- Translate emerging privacy, cybersecurity, and AI requirements into practical governance frameworks, playbooks, and operational processes that enable growth while managing risk
- Lead high-impact work spanning privacy-by-design, cybersecurity incident response, regulatory compliance, vendor risk, and enterprise data strategy
- Drive continuous improvement by developing the tools, templates, guidance, and operating models that make privacy and governance scalable across the organization
Required Knowledge & Skills
- Strong initiative and a genuine appetite for learning
- Comfort operating in a fast-growing technology company and adapting as policies and priorities evolve
- Deep command of privacy laws and cybersecurity regulatory frameworks
- Hands-on experience translating privacy-law requirements into practice, including individual rights, de-identification, and data anonymization
- The ability to translate complex technical and legal concepts for any audience with a solution oriented mindset
Basic Qualifications
- J.D. and active membership in good standing of a U.S. state bar
- CIPP/US or CIPP/E (both preferred)
- 5+ years advising on data privacy at a law firm or in-house, spanning regulatory compliance, complex data and technology transactions, and incident response
- A track record of partnering with cross-functional teams, including IT, security, engineering, and compliance
Preferred Qualifications
- CIPM or other relevant privacy/cybersecurity certifications
- Experience advising on HIPAA, healthcare privacy, or regulated health information
- Familiarity with information security frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, and SOC 2
- Experience supporting global or cross-regional privacy programs, including GDPR
- Experience with regulatory examinations and audits
Work Conditions
- Flexibility in working hours as needed
- Some travel, ~10%
Requirements
- J.D. and active membership in good standing of a U.S. state bar
- CIPP/US or CIPP/E (both preferred)
- 5+ years advising on data privacy at a law firm or in-house, spanning regulatory compliance, complex data and technology transactions, and incident response
- A track record of partnering with cross-functional teams, including IT, security, engineering, and compliance
- Deep command of privacy laws and cybersecurity regulatory frameworks
- Hands-on experience translating privacy-law requirements into practice, including individual rights, de-identification, and data anonymization
- Strong initiative and a genuine appetite for learning
- Comfort operating in a fast-growing technology company and adapting as policies and priorities evolve
- Ability to translate complex technical and legal concepts for any audience with a solution oriented mindset
- CIPM or other relevant privacy/cybersecurity certifications
- Experience advising on HIPAA, healthcare privacy, or regulated health information
- Familiarity with information security frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, and SOC 2
- Experience supporting global or cross-regional privacy programs, including GDPR
- Experience with regulatory examinations and audits
Benefits
- Professional growth programs
- Well-being programs
- Inclusive culture
- Employee impact groups
Company overview
Omnicell is a leading provider of medication management solutions and adherence tools for healthcare systems. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company specializes in developing automated systems for medication dispensing, inventory management, and pharmacy workflow optimization. Omnicell's comprehensive portfolio includes automated dispensing cabinets, central pharmacy automation systems, medication adherence packaging, and analytics software that help healthcare providers improve patient safety, operational efficiency, and medication adherence. The company serves hospitals, health systems, retail pharmacies, and long-term care facilities across the United States and internationally. Omnicell's technology solutions are designed to reduce medication errors, optimize inventory control, and streamline pharmacy operations through intelligent automation and data-driven insights. The company has established itself as a key player in healthcare technology, focusing on transforming medication management through innovative automation and digital solutions that enhance patient care quality while reducing healthcare costs.