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Legal and Privacy Intern

New York City, NY

Who We Are

Zeta, the AI-Powered Marketing Cloud, is one of the fastest growing marketing clouds in the industry with a vision to make sophisticated marketing simple. Our Zeta Marketing Platform (ZMP), is an all-in-one solution for marketing technology powered by one of the largest proprietary databases in the world with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) that activates across every marketing channel. Our clients include enterprise Fortune 500 and middle market brands – it’s our mission to empower them create better experiences for consumers that deliver better results. 

Summer 2025 Internship Information

  • Real-world, hands on experience in the marketing technology industry (80% of work in internship role and 20% of internship with professional development/webinars/activities)
  • In-Person in either New York City, San Francisco or Nashville offices (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday in office)
  • June 2nd through August 9th (10 weeks)
  • $22/hour
  • Full Time - 40 hours per week
  • Weekly lunches and social gatherings in office
  • Speaker Series with subject matter experts across Zeta

This internship with the Zeta privacy team will be based within the Zeta Legal department, and will focus on compliance activities and legal analysis relating to U.S. and forgein privacy laws.  Prior experience with privacy law is a plus, but not required.  The successful candidate will need to have strong analytical, communications, and presentation skills, be able to manage a workload independently, and have the ability to assimilate a lot of new information quickly.  A background with advertising or marketing technology is a plus.  Second languages or experience with non-U.S. legal systems is also a plus.  This is an opportunity to learn privacy law from Zeta’s world-class privacy team while managing cutting-edge legal compliance issues in a dynamic technology company.

Key Duties & Responsibilities

  • Analysis of the impact of new privacy laws on Zeta’s business
  • Writing compliance materials like privacy policies and privacy impact assessments
  • Presenting research results to the Zeta Legal team
  •  Interacting with external stakeholders like self-regulatory programs, advocacy groups, or regulatory agencies.
  • Working on the privacy aspects of commercial agreements with Zeta clients, partners, or vendors.

Qualifications

  • Strong legal research and analysis skills
  •  The ability to tailor communications to business, technical, and legal audiences
  • Ability to synthesize complex legal concepts and requirements into concrete actions for the business
  • Creative, practical thinker focused on operational solutions
  • Prior experience with advertising / marketing technology
  • Prior experience with privacy laws a plus

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We’re committed to building a workplace culture of trust and belonging, so everyone feels invited to bring their whole selves to work. We provide a forum for employees to celebrate, support and advocate for one another. Learn more about our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion here: https://zetaglobal.com/blog/a-look-into-zetas-ergs/  

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