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Privacy Analyst roles qualify as H-1B visa specialty occupations under USCIS guidelines, requiring at least a bachelor's degree in information privacy, law, cybersecurity, or a related field. Employers in tech, healthcare, and financial services are among the most active H-1B visa sponsors for this role, with LCA filings confirming prevailing wage compliance before your petition is filed.
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Come join our amazing team of leaders, learners, and world-class legal professionals accelerating Intuit’s mission of powering prosperity for consumers and small businesses all over the world. Our Data Privacy team works hand in hand with our business partners to build a privacy program that keeps pace with a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, including the rise of AI-driven products and features.
Intuit is hiring a Corporate Counsel, Privacy Compliance to help manage and mature core components of our global privacy program. Reporting to the Head of Privacy Regulatory Compliance on the Data Privacy team, you will proactively assess legal risk and use your experience to provide smart, practical guidance to stakeholders about the responsible usage of data. You will also work closely with technical and business stakeholders to build durable, scalable compliance processes (using cutting-edge tools and technologies) that keep up with Intuit’s pace of innovation.
Responsibilities
- Manage Intuit’s privacy risk and impact assessments (PIA) program, including governance, workflows, and compliance with CCPA’s automated decision making regulations.
- Own and evolve Intuit’s data subject rights (DSR) compliance program across the US and globally, ensuring processes meet requirements under CCPA/US state privacy laws, GDPR, and other applicable international frameworks.
- Drive continuous improvement of privacy compliance tooling and processes, including automation opportunities for PIAs, risk assessments, and DSR fulfillment.
- Advise on the application of privacy-by-design principles (data minimization, purpose limitation, transparency, and customer choice) to new and evolving technologies.
- Act as a trusted privacy subject matter expert to cross-functional teams and provide actionable guidance and advice to enable smart risk.
- Translate complex and changing privacy regulations into practical, scalable compliance frameworks, playbooks, and training for cross-functional partners.
- Monitor the global regulatory landscape, including emerging AI-specific privacy and data protection laws, and translate developments into program updates.
- Build strong working relationships across Legal, Product, Engineering, and Business teams, and drive alignment across competing points of view to reach practical outcomes.
Qualifications
- 4+ years of relevant legal experience (in-house and/or at a law firm).
- Strong working knowledge of US state and federal privacy laws (e.g., CCPA/CPRA, GLBA, etc.) and familiarity with international frameworks (e.g., GDPR, PIPEDA).
- Experience building, running, or maturing privacy programs.
- Technologically adept, with working fluency with AI and emerging technologies.
- Comfort engaging directly with technical stakeholders on data flows, system design, and engineering trade-offs — you don’t need to write code, but you need to be conversant with those who do.
- Proven ability to translate complex legal and regulatory requirements into practical, scalable policies, frameworks, and guidelines.
- A learning mindset and comfort operating in ambiguity as laws and technology continue to evolve.
- Concise and efficient communicator.
- JD and membership in good standing with at least one US State Bar.
Preferred Qualifications
- IAPP privacy or AI certification (CIPP/US, CIPP/E, or AIGP) preferred, but not required.
- Experience advising on AI governance, model risk, or responsible AI programs.
- Familiarity with privacy compliance tooling and automation (e.g., PIA workflow platforms, DSR fulfillment systems, data mapping tools).
Intuit provides a competitive compensation package with a strong pay for performance rewards approach. This position may be eligible for a cash bonus, equity rewards and benefits, in accordance with our applicable plans and programs. Pay offered is based on factors such as job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and work location. To drive ongoing fair pay for employees, Intuit conducts regular comparisons across categories of ethnicity and gender.
The expected base pay range for this position is:
- Oakland $198,500 - $268,500
- Mountain View, CA $198,500 - $268,500
- New York $173,500 - $234,500
Overview
Come join our amazing team of leaders, learners, and world-class legal professionals accelerating Intuit’s mission of powering prosperity for consumers and small businesses all over the world. Our Data Privacy team works hand in hand with our business partners to build a privacy program that keeps pace with a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, including the rise of AI-driven products and features.
Intuit is hiring a Corporate Counsel, Privacy Compliance to help manage and mature core components of our global privacy program. Reporting to the Head of Privacy Regulatory Compliance on the Data Privacy team, you will proactively assess legal risk and use your experience to provide smart, practical guidance to stakeholders about the responsible usage of data. You will also work closely with technical and business stakeholders to build durable, scalable compliance processes (using cutting-edge tools and technologies) that keep up with Intuit’s pace of innovation.
Responsibilities
- Manage Intuit’s privacy risk and impact assessments (PIA) program, including governance, workflows, and compliance with CCPA’s automated decision making regulations.
- Own and evolve Intuit’s data subject rights (DSR) compliance program across the US and globally, ensuring processes meet requirements under CCPA/US state privacy laws, GDPR, and other applicable international frameworks.
- Drive continuous improvement of privacy compliance tooling and processes, including automation opportunities for PIAs, risk assessments, and DSR fulfillment.
- Advise on the application of privacy-by-design principles (data minimization, purpose limitation, transparency, and customer choice) to new and evolving technologies.
- Act as a trusted privacy subject matter expert to cross-functional teams and provide actionable guidance and advice to enable smart risk.
- Translate complex and changing privacy regulations into practical, scalable compliance frameworks, playbooks, and training for cross-functional partners.
- Monitor the global regulatory landscape, including emerging AI-specific privacy and data protection laws, and translate developments into program updates.
- Build strong working relationships across Legal, Product, Engineering, and Business teams, and drive alignment across competing points of view to reach practical outcomes.
Qualifications
- 4+ years of relevant legal experience (in-house and/or at a law firm).
- Strong working knowledge of US state and federal privacy laws (e.g., CCPA/CPRA, GLBA, etc.) and familiarity with international frameworks (e.g., GDPR, PIPEDA).
- Experience building, running, or maturing privacy programs.
- Technologically adept, with working fluency with AI and emerging technologies.
- Comfort engaging directly with technical stakeholders on data flows, system design, and engineering trade-offs — you don’t need to write code, but you need to be conversant with those who do.
- Proven ability to translate complex legal and regulatory requirements into practical, scalable policies, frameworks, and guidelines.
- A learning mindset and comfort operating in ambiguity as laws and technology continue to evolve.
- Concise and efficient communicator.
- JD and membership in good standing with at least one US State Bar.
Preferred Qualifications
- IAPP privacy or AI certification (CIPP/US, CIPP/E, or AIGP) preferred, but not required.
- Experience advising on AI governance, model risk, or responsible AI programs.
- Familiarity with privacy compliance tooling and automation (e.g., PIA workflow platforms, DSR fulfillment systems, data mapping tools).
Intuit provides a competitive compensation package with a strong pay for performance rewards approach. This position may be eligible for a cash bonus, equity rewards and benefits, in accordance with our applicable plans and programs. Pay offered is based on factors such as job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and work location. To drive ongoing fair pay for employees, Intuit conducts regular comparisons across categories of ethnicity and gender.
The expected base pay range for this position is:
- Oakland $198,500 - $268,500
- Mountain View, CA $198,500 - $268,500
- New York $173,500 - $234,500
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship as a Privacy Analyst
Align your degree to privacy law requirements
USCIS scrutinizes whether your degree directly relates to privacy analysis. A computer science or information systems degree strengthens your case, but a law or public policy degree paired with CIPP certification can also satisfy the specialty occupation standard.
Check prevailing wage levels before applying
Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up Level I through Level IV wages for SOC code 13-1141 in your target metro. Knowing the wage tier helps you evaluate whether an offer meets DOL requirements before you accept.
Target employers with active LCA filing history
Search Migrate Mate to filter Privacy Analyst roles by employers who have filed LCAs for this occupation. Employers with recent filings already understand the H-1B process and are less likely to withdraw sponsorship mid-hire.
Flag GDPR and CCPA experience in your resume
Healthcare and fintech employers filing H-1B petitions for privacy roles often list GDPR or CCPA compliance as a core duty in their LCA job descriptions. Matching that language in your credentials reduces the risk of a specialty occupation RFE.
Confirm cap-subject status before your start date
Most private-sector Privacy Analyst roles are cap-subject, meaning your employer must register you in the H-1B lottery in March for an October 1 start. Ask your employer whether they plan to file premium processing so you have an adjudication decision before you resign your current position.
Document data governance projects for your I-129 petition
Your employer's attorney will need evidence that your role requires theoretical and practical application of specialized knowledge. Gather project briefs, audit reports, and privacy impact assessments you authored so the petition clearly connects your duties to your degree.
H-1B Visa Privacy Analyst: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Privacy Analyst role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
Yes, privacy analysis qualifies as a specialty occupation when the employer's job description requires at least a bachelor's degree in a directly related field such as information systems, cybersecurity, law, or data management. USCIS has approved H-1B petitions for privacy roles across tech, healthcare, and financial services. The key is that the employer's LCA and I-129 must consistently describe duties that require that specific degree, not just any bachelor's degree.
Which industries sponsor H-1B visas most frequently for Privacy Analyst positions?
Technology companies, health systems, financial institutions, and consulting firms file the highest volume of LCAs for privacy-related roles. Healthcare organizations have expanded privacy hiring significantly following stricter enforcement of data protection requirements, and many require HIPAA compliance expertise. You can search Migrate Mate to browse Privacy Analyst openings filtered by employers with verified H-1B filing history in your preferred industry and location.
How does the DOL prevailing wage requirement affect Privacy Analyst H-1B sponsorship?
Before filing your H-1B petition, your employer must submit an LCA to DOL certifying that your offered wage meets the prevailing wage for your job title, experience level, and work location. Privacy Analyst wages vary significantly by metro area and seniority tier. You can verify the applicable wage using the OFLC Wage Search by searching SOC code 13-1141 for your specific city or county before evaluating any offer.
Can a Privacy Analyst on OPT or STEM OPT transfer to H-1B without leaving the U.S.?
Yes. If your employer registers you in the H-1B lottery and your petition is approved, you change status from F-1 to H-1B effective October 1 without leaving the country. If you're on STEM OPT, your authorization extends through October 1 via the cap-gap rule as long as your employer filed before your OPT expired. USCIS processes the change of status as part of the I-129 adjudication.
What certifications strengthen an H-1B petition for a Privacy Analyst role?
CIPP, CIPM, or CIPT certifications from the International Association of Privacy Professionals are commonly listed in LCA job postings for privacy roles and signal specialized knowledge to USCIS adjudicators. While certifications alone don't satisfy the degree requirement, they corroborate that the position demands more than general business knowledge. Include them in your resume and ask your employer's attorney to reference them in the petition support letter.