Closing Date: 9th July, 2031

Description:

An Internationally Recognized Powerhouse Law Firm Communications, Internet & Technology Practice (CIT) is seeking a talented mid-senior level (4th-6th year) associate to join our dynamic and growing team of highly regarded practitioners on cutting-edge matters at the intersection of law, technology, and policy in our Washington, DC office. Our CIT practice is a great place to build a career and develop expertise as part of a group of brilliant, kind, and innovative lawyers. All of our lawyers, including our most junior, are given hands-on experience, the opportunity to deepen client relationships, and growth opportunities.

The candidate should have a demonstrated interest in FCC regulatory work, technology policy, and telecommunications law, with experience in the wireless and satellite sectors. The position requires the ability to step into a significant client-facing role and help us meet strong demand for sophisticated counsel in this highly technical and quickly-evolving area. The successful candidate will be comfortable navigating complex legal and technical questions, conducting in-depth research, and delivering strategic guidance that aligns with client business goals. An engineering or technical background would prove especially valuable in understanding spectrum management, wireless network design, interference resolution, and satellite operations. Above all, a commitment to responsive and thoughtful client service is essential, with a demonstrated interest in and potential to build and sustain client relationships over time.
Candidate should be a detail-oriented self-starter with excellent written and oral communication skills

Candidate possesses the ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative team environment, while taking ownership of assignments, managing client communications and mentoring junior lawyers
  • Strong academic credentials are required
  • A demonstrated commitment to pro bono representation
  • Active participation in the FCC Bar Association or similar professional groups
  • Membership in the DC Bar, or the ability to waive in quickly, is required.