Litigation Counsel

• Join Cloudflare's litigation team, managing legal matters around the world for one of the internet's most critical infrastructure providers. • Handle ongoing lawsuits, respond to litigation threats, and assist in broader legal strategy across intellectual property, contracts, regulatory issues, and labour and employment matters. • Navigate complex intermediary liability cases arising from Cloudflare's role as an internet infrastructure provider — cases that require deep interest in evolving technology and internet law. • Work cross-functionally with internal legal, external counsel, and business stakeholders across the company. • Hybrid role based in London.

• Admitted to practice law in the US or the UK. • 4+ years PQE in a law firm or in-house, preferably with technology companies. • Experience litigating cases in one or more jurisdictions. • Strong communication skills and a cooperative team player. • Ability to work cross-functionally with lawyers and non-lawyers to establish principled, effective solutions efficiently. • Strong organisational skills to manage many tasks on complex, concurrent projects. • Ambitious, autonomous mindset with sound judgement on when to escalate issues.

• Experience with intermediary liability, internet law, or AI-related legal issues. • Background working with government regulators or private organisations on technology policy matters. • In-house experience at a technology or internet infrastructure company.

• Work with the existing litigation team to formulate and implement litigation strategies. • Evaluate and respond to litigation threats and legal matters across jurisdictions worldwide. • Help select, onboard, and manage outside counsel on all aspects of litigation, including factual development, briefing, hearings, trials, and appeals. • Work cross-functionally to develop Cloudflare's approach to intermediary liability, AI, and other emerging legal and technology issues globally. • Assist in responding to government regulators and private organisations on issues relating to Cloudflare's products and services. • Communicate with business leaders about ongoing litigation and threats, and provide training and resources to address future legal risks.

We have used Cloudflare products ourselves, including Turnstile to protect apps from bots, so we know first-hand how solid their tech is, and that matters when you are thinking about where to work. With over $2.1 billion in annual revenue, 34% growth in Q4 2025, and $4 billion+ in cash reserves, Cloudflare is financially rock-solid and still growing fast. They operate one of the largest networks in the world, sit in front of roughly one in five websites, and are pushing hard into AI infrastructure and the agentic web. The scale of what they do is genuinely impressive; so many of the apps and services you use every day depend on Cloudflare without you even knowing it. Across Glassdoor, employees consistently highlight the great products, friendly and smart colleagues, positive working environment, and genuine flexible hybrid and work-from-home arrangements. They also offer unlimited paid time off and have a real focus on diversity and inclusion. We should be upfront, though: the Glassdoor rating sits at 3.4, and reviews are mixed. While the culture and people are widely praised, compensation competitiveness and slow promotion processes are recurring pain points. However, if you want to solve hard, Internet-scale problems at a company whose products you probably already rely on, Cloudflare is a brilliant place to do that.

• Competitive salary (UK-specific figures not published). • Equity participation plan. • Flexible paid time off covering vacation and sick leave. • Parental, pregnancy health, medical, and bereavement leave programmes. • Mental health support and Employee Assistance Programme. • Global travel medical insurance. • Fertility and family forming benefits.

Cloudflare runs one of the world's largest networks, powering millions of websites and internet properties for customers from individual bloggers to Fortune 500 companies. Its mission is to help build a better internet — faster, more secure, and more open — through an intelligent global network that gets smarter with every request.