Deputy General Counsel (52)

Summary

As a full-time remote Deputy General Counsel and Chief Regulatory Counsel, the successful candidate will serve as a senior legal advisor, focusing on government contracts, emerging technologies, and regulatory matters to support business growth and governance initiatives.Key responsibilitiesAdvise on government contracting, technology, regulatory, and commercial matters while developing practical legal guidance for emerging technologiesBuild and implement processes for negotiating and complying with government contracts, while managing legal and business risksCollaborate with senior leaders and cross-functional teams to provide business-oriented legal advice and lead legal talent developmentRequired qualificationsJuris Doctor degree from an accredited law school and active license to practice lawMinimum of ten years of experience in a large law firm or corporate in-house legal department, focusing on government contracting and regulatory mattersStrong understanding of legal issues related to AI, data governance, and cybersecurityExperience with U.S. government contracts, including negotiation and complianceAbility to influence stakeholders and advise senior leaders in complex situations

Job Description

As a full-time remote Deputy General Counsel and Chief Regulatory Counsel, the successful candidate will serve as a senior legal advisor, focusing on government contracts, emerging technologies, and regulatory matters to support business growth and governance initiatives.Key responsibilitiesAdvise on government contracting, technology, regulatory, and commercial matters while developing practical legal guidance for emerging technologiesBuild and implement processes for negotiating and complying with government contracts, while managing legal and business risksCollaborate with senior leaders and cross-functional teams to provide business-oriented legal advice and lead legal talent developmentRequired qualificationsJuris Doctor degree from an accredited law school and active license to practice lawMinimum of ten years of experience in a large law firm or corporate in-house legal department, focusing on government contracting and regulatory mattersStrong understanding of legal issues related to AI, data governance, and cybersecurityExperience with U.S. government contracts, including negotiation and complianceAbility to influence stakeholders and advise senior leaders in complex situations