Corporate Counsel, Product Privacy

About the Role

We are hiring a Corporate Counsel, Product Privacy to support high-impact privacy work spanning consumer and tax privacy and key product areas at Intuit. You will help design and launch customer experiences that are transparent, intuitive, and compliant, partnering across the Data Privacy team and the business to advance Intuit’s Data Stewardship Principles. What You'll Do

• Provide practical, product-focused counseling to teams building consumer and business experiences across tax, money, mid-market, and Intuit Services.

• Embed privacy into product development by partnering with Product, Design, Engineering, Data Science/Analytics, Security, and Marketing from early concept through launch.

• Advise on privacy-by-design controls including data minimization, purpose limitation, transparency, and customer choice.

• Support privacy requirements tied to tax and financial data handling, including advising on tax return information confidentiality (e.g., IRC §7216) and related internal governance expectations.

• Help teams navigate privacy implications of sensitive data, identity verification, and customer support/service journeys that touch regulated datasets.

• Counsel on customer-facing disclosures and UX patterns (e.g., just-in-time notices, consent flows, preference centers, permissioning, and in-product education) to ensure experiences are clear, consistent, and defensible, and to reduce “dark pattern” risk.

• Conduct and document privacy impact assessments and provide launch guidance, including risk framing, mitigations, and durable decision records.

• Support data sharing and ecosystem questions (first/third-party, vendors, partners, internal platform services), including governance and contractual expectations. What We're Looking For

• Experience providing product privacy counseling and partnering with cross-functional teams (Product, Design, Engineering, Security, Marketing).

• Ability to embed privacy-by-design into product development and advise on data minimization, transparency, and customer choice.

• Knowledge of privacy requirements related to tax/financial data handling (including IRC §7216) and related governance concepts.

• Experience conducting privacy impact assessments and providing launch guidance.

• Strong communication skills and ability to navigate privacy implications of sensitive data and regulated customer journeys.

• Experience with customer-facing disclosures and UX patterns to reduce dark patterns and enhance clarity.

• Familiarity with governance around data sharing, vendors/partners, and internal platform services.