Zscaler develops cloud-based cybersecurity software built around Zero Trust principles. Its platform helps organizations secure access to applications and data across cloud environments, on-premises infrastructure, and connected devices, supporting enterprise security and connectivity without relying on traditional network boundaries. The company serves the cybersecurity, SaaS, and enterprise technology markets.
Senior Compliance and Investigations Counsel at Zscaler
Lead legal investigations and global compliance initiatives for Zscaler’s Zero Trust cloud security platform. Oversee partner due diligence, anti-corruption controls, AI-enabled monitoring, and compliance training.
United States
California$171,500 – $245,000 / year
HybridFull-timeSeniorEnglish RequiredGeneral CounselDescription
- Establish the legal investigations function with Finance and People & Culture
- Refine investigation procedures and assess technology and AI applications
- Promote speak-up and listen-up principles while complying with global whistleblower requirements
- Oversee daily operations and governance for the AI-enabled channel partner due diligence program
- Develop analytics to track partner risk and mitigate legal compliance exposure
- Strengthen controls for gifts, business courtesies, and conflicts of interest
- Create compliance training and practical guidance to improve employee awareness
- Modernize the formal training and awareness program and measure its effectiveness
Requirements
- At least seven years of legal practice, including substantial corporate investigations experience and demonstrated expertise in anti-corruption law
- Experience designing investigations or compliance processes and implementing them with technology solutions
- Strong understanding of how to develop compliance programs within large corporate organizations
- Working knowledge of global legal frameworks governing compliance obligations
- Basic understanding of business processes at public technology companies, including channel sales, financial reporting, procurement, systems development and maintenance, and talent management
- Curiosity about AI tools and a demonstrated record of applying emerging technologies to improve workflows and problem-solving
- Combined experience in private practice or government prosecution and an in-house legal role, preferably within technology
- Expertise or demonstrated proficiency in areas such as competition law, fraud, conflicts of interest, AI governance, government procurement, or related compliance disciplines
- Ability to deliver practical, risk-calibrated legal advice that reflects the commercial priorities and operating realities of a fast-moving public technology company
- Demonstrated success applying AI tools to legal workflows and compliance monitoring
Benefits
- Multiple health plan options
- Vacation and sick leave programs
- Parental leave options
- Retirement plan options
- Education reimbursement
- In-office amenities
- Hybrid work arrangement