The Engineer Lead will design and deliver Generative AI solutions while coaching the engineering team on AI-assisted development practices. They are responsible for maintaining back-end systems, ensuring architectural alignment, and driving the adoption of AI tools across the organization.
The software engineer will develop, maintain, and optimize full-stack applications while collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions. They will also integrate Generative AI features and RAG pipelines into products while adhering to Responsible AI practices.
Law School Admission Council·Full Time·17 days ago
United States$140K - $157K per year5-10 yrs expLegal
The Director of Data Privacy and Compliance is responsible for implementing and overseeing data privacy strategies and ensuring organizational adherence to global and industry-specific regulations. This role involves leading cross-functional teams, managing data governance policies, and mitigating data protection risks across the organization.
Provide professional support to candidates via telephone, email, and chat while resolving inquiries regarding LSAT programs and services. Document candidate feedback, perform data entry, and troubleshoot issues to ensure high-quality service standards.
Law School Admission Council·Full Time·a month ago
United States$107K - $118K per year2-5 yrs expOthers
The Manager of Initiatives and Innovation supports early-stage product discovery, ideation, and the development of business cases for new opportunities. They facilitate workshops and cross-functional sessions while collaborating with stakeholders to drive strategic organizational priorities.
Law School Admission Council·Full Time·a month ago
United States$105K - $118K per year2-5 yrs expProduct
The Product Manager owns the LSAC Advising Portal product backlog, translating advisor needs into clear requirements and prioritized features. They also manage community engagement, representing LSAC at events and building relationships with prelaw advisors.
The Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for the administration, operational support, and maintenance of enterprise platforms including Windows Server, Azure, and network infrastructure. Key duties include patching, monitoring virtual environments, and implementing networking solutions designed by senior architects.