Director, Intellectual Property

Reddit is seeking a Director of Intellectual Property to join its Legal team in a remote capacity. The role involves developing and evolving Reddit's global IP litigation strategy, ensuring alignment with the company's product roadmaps and business objectives. The successful candidate will manage Reddit's international IP portfolio, provide strategic recommendations based on competitive IP landscapes, and advise cross-functional teams on various IP matters, including copyright and trademark issues. Applicants should possess a Juris Doctor degree, a strong academic background, and a valid license to practice law in a U.S. state. A minimum of ten years of experience in IP litigation is required, ideally with a combination of experience in large law firms and in-house roles. The position is suited for a pragmatic and strategic thinker who can navigate complex IP challenges and collaborate effectively with engineering, product, and legal teams. This role offers an opportunity to make a significant impact on Reddit's growing business through effective IP management.