Natalie Tantisirirat

Natalie Tantisirirat is a recent law graduate with a rich background in technology law and policy, privacy, and international law. Her professional journey includes significant legal and policy roles across both public and private sectors. Additionally, she interned at the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office where she focused on energy and telecommunications law. Natalie has also served as an in-house intern at a major blue chip tech company as well.

Prior to her legal career, Natalie built a strong foundation in international trade and policy as the Thailand, Laos, and ICT Manager at the US-ASEAN Business Council. In addition to this, she focused on supply chain dynamics and cybersecurity regulations in Southeast Asia as a Research Intern at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C. 

During her academic career, Natalie received several awards and honors including the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) Award for Internet Law, Comparative Privacy Law, and Indigenous Peoples Law. She served as the Co-Editor-in-Chief of the UC Law SF Business Law Journal and volunteered as a Student Associate with Startup Legal Garage, a yearlong program that combines doctrinal and skills classes with fieldwork for technology startup clients. Natalie was also actively involved in the Asian American legal community.

Recognitions

Natalie has received the following recognitions:

−        CALI Award – Internet Law, Comparative Privacy Law, and Indigenous Peoples Law (2024)

−        Foreign Language Area Studies Fellowship (2017,2018)

Memberships

−        Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area, Member

−        Thai American Bar Association, Member

Life Beyond the Law

Outside of work, Natalie enjoys traveling, cooking, exploring the local restaurant scene, and long walks with her rescue dog Toffee.