Associate General Counsel, Technology

Associate General Counsel, Technology About the Company Well-established consultancy providing management advisory services to government agencies IndustryManagement Consulting TypePrivately Held Founded1961 Employees1001-5000 Categories Consulting & Professional ServicesB2BEnterpriseSAAS Specialties logisticsdigital serviceshealthhealthcare managementnational security operationsdata engineeringdata scienceerp servicesdata visualizationsupply chain managementlife-cycle managementinfrastructureenergyand environmentprogram and implementation managementpmoinfrastructure servicesinfrastructure engineeringcloud transformation servicesworkforce planningacquisition supportcivil engineeringprogram managementmachine learningaiclimate riskresiliencysupply chainsupply chain risklifecycle managementpandemic response supportproject managementpolicy analysishealthcare policyhealthcare securityspaceinnovationand science & technologydigital engineeringadvanced analyticsand modeling & simulation About the Role The Company is seeking an Associate General Counsel, Technology to advise senior leaders and support technology development, commercialization, and strategic transactions. The role partners with product, engineering, sales, and contracts teams throughout the technology lifecycle, providing practical guidance on intellectual property, government data rights, privacy, cybersecurity, supply chain, and pricing. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating commercial and government technology agreements, developing templates and guidance, and advising on federal procurement requirements and regulatory developments. The attorney will also support technology and intellectual property due diligence for mergers and acquisitions, and assist with investigations, disputes, and other legal matters. Candidates must hold a Juris Doctor from an accredited law school, be in good standing with a U.S. state bar or the District of Columbia, and be eligible to practice in-house in Virginia. At least seven years of relevant legal experience and a strong background negotiating commercial and government technology contracts are required. Applicants should have experience with technology and intellectual property agreements, product development or commercialization, government contracting rights, and federal procurement regulations, including the FAR and DFARS. Working knowledge of federal cybersecurity requirements, excellent judgment and communication skills, and the ability to manage competing priorities are essential. U.S. citizenship and the ability and willingness to obtain and maintain a Top Secret security clearance are required; experience with emerging technologies, compliance, privacy, or technology-related M&A is preferred. Hiring Manager TitleGeneral Counsel Functions Legal