OpenAI07/24/2026

Инженер-программист, Приватность (Правомерный доступ)

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Responsibilities

  • 01Design, build, and operate backend systems and workflow tooling for the full lifecycle of lawful data access requests
  • 02Build reliable data pipelines and interfaces across products and data stores
  • 03Implement least-privilege access, approval gates, provenance, audit trails, data minimization, and safe failure modes for sensitive workflows
  • 04Partner with Legal and Legal Operations to translate legal and operational requirements into clear technical designs
  • 05Identify responsible automation opportunities that reduce repetitive work while preserving human review
  • 06Own production systems through testing, observability, incident response, documentation, and continuous reliability improvements
  • 07Help define the architecture and roadmap for reusable privacy and legal-infrastructure foundations

Requirements

  • 01Have experience building or operating systems for lawful data access requests and understand the domain’s legal-process lifecycle, privacy and security constraints, auditability requirements, and operational sensitivities
  • 02Strong backend engineering fundamentals and experience building production services or data-intensive systems
  • 03Ability to reason carefully about correctness, authorization, security, and privacy when working with sensitive data
  • 04A track record of turning ambiguous requirements into pragmatic plans and communicating technical tradeoffs clearly
  • 05End-to-end ownership, including operating what you build, and comfort learning unfamiliar products and domains
  • 06Care for operator experience and a drive to make complex workflows safer, clearer, and more efficient
  • 07Experience collaborating across Engineering, Legal, operations, Privacy, and Security stakeholders