This role pays more than
92%
of similar roles. Most pay
$221,750–$282,998
— the shaded band above.
At the midpoint, this role pays about
$342k
versus about
$252k
for comparable roles.
Based on 240 similar postings.
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Reddit is a social news aggregation and discussion platform where users share content, vote on posts, and engage in community conversations across thousands of interest-based forums called subreddits.
Reddit currently has
77 open roles
on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs
$217,000–$303,400
across 77 roles with salary data.
As Director, Intellectual Property, you will join the Legal team to drive global IP strategy and provide expert counsel on complex matters. You will be responsible for defining worldwide litigation strategies aligned with product roadmaps, managing a global IP portfolio, and translating competitive landscapes into actionable recommendations. Your daily work involves collaborating with engineering, product, and legal teams to mitigate risk, protect the brand, and build a patent portfolio. The role requires deep expertise in copyright, trademark, patent, and trade secret law, specifically addressing challenges in artificial intelligence, machine learning, web technologies, social products, and mobile platforms. You must possess a JD, a state bar license, and over ten years of experience as an IP litigator to navigate intricate litigation hurdles and provide strategic guidance on emerging intellectual property issues within the technology space.