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Company: Monster Beverage Corporation (NASDAQ: MNST) is the second largest leading producer of energy drinks worldwide, distributing its products in more than 150 countries. As a publicly traded Fortune 500 company with annual revenue exceeding $7 Billion, Monster has a portfolio of well-known brands and collaborates with business partners worldwide. Known for its bright green M Claw icon, and product taglines like “Unleash the Beast!,” Monster has built a global reputation as one of the world’s leading developers, marketers, and distributors of energy drinks. It continues to build on its success; 2023 represented the company’s 31st consecutive year of increased net sales. Position Overview: Monster Energy is seeking an experienced privacy attorney to join its Legal Department. In this exciting and highly visible role, you will provide subject matter expertise and counseling on a broad range of privacy related requirements and restrictions worldwide, as well as cybersecurity best practices. You will advise multiple internal client groups and support various privacy initiatives, with a focus both on U.S. and global data privacy compliance. Experience: Five+ years of experience as a practicing attorney, preferably at a law firm, in-house or regulatory agency focused on issues related to privacy, data protection, and information management. Juris doctor degree required. Location: Corona, CA with a hybrid work schedule of at least 3 days per week on site in the office. Relocation: Open to relocation candidates. Compensation: Base salary targeted at $180k plus up to 20% bonus Bar: Candidate must be a member of the California State Bar or otherwise qualified to practice law in California as registered in-house counsel. Apply tot his job

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