Senior Legal Counsel, Global Competition EMEA

Company: TikTok
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role, you will provide expert antitrust and competition guidance to TikTok’s business teams and leadership, with a focus on DMA and other digital markets regulation. You’ll manage regulatory inquiries, coordinate with outside counsel, and support cross-border compliance programs. You will act as a trusted advisor on investments, product guidance, and policies, helping the company navigate complex competition law challenges. This position emphasizes collaboration, regulatory engagement, and training to scale a compliant, innovative environment.

Responsibilities

  • Demonstrate deep understanding of antitrust/competition law and interpret legal information for regional insights to the Global Head of Competition (US)
  • Manage governmental antitrust/competition inquiries and coordinate with outside counsel
  • Advise business and legal teams on investments, acquisitions, product guidance, and policies from a competition-law perspective
  • Identify complex antitrust/competition issues, monitor trends, cases, and regulations (DMA familiarity)
  • Assist in designing and implementing company-wide competition compliance programs and deliver internal trainings

Key requirements

  • Competition law experience in private practice or corporate setting with tech exposure
  • Qualified in at least one EU jurisdiction or the UK
  • Professional fluency in English for global collaboration
  • Experience in multi-jurisdictional practice with DG Comp and EU member states, and other non-EU jurisdictions
  • Significant experience counseling clients on global antitrust law
  • Highly collaborative approach and strong interpersonal skills
  • Strong communication skills to convey legal concepts clearly
  • collaborative
  • interpersonal skills
  • clear communication
  • antitrust/competition law expertise
  • DMA familiarity
  • regulatory affairs across multiple jurisdictions

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Posted: October 3rd, 2026