What you will be doing:

• Assist negotiating the most favorable terms and conditions with prospective and current clients while achieving company objectives. Identify risks and contractual terms not conforming to Company policy.

• Participate in strategic planning activities for the Critical Infrastructure Business Unit (e.g., risk assessment, bid/no bid analysis, participation in business plan development, etc.).

• Analyze legal matters arising in connection with project pursuit or execution, and as otherwise raised by management, and provide advice and counsel based upon research and acquired legal experience.

• Negotiate and/or oversee the negotiation of various types of contracts, including but not limited to non-disclosure agreements, teaming agreements, prime contracts, joint venture agreements, environmental remediation contracts, and software license agreements.

• Provide advice and assistance with construction / engineering / environmental and technology claims and disputes with contractors, owners, and subcontractors.

• Negotiate technology elements related to construction and engineering contracts, including BIM agreements and software licensing agreements.

• Maintain an active participation in related professional societies to keep abreast of relevant contractual/legal issues.

What is required from you:

• Juris Doctorate (JD) required

• Requires a working knowledge of industry business practices and experience negotiating a variety of contracts arising within the Critical Infrastructure Business Unit, including but not limited to non-disclosure agreements, prime contracts, teaming agreements, joint venture agreements, project management agreements, environmental and environmental remediation contracts, technology and technology licensing agreements, and related contracts.

• Minimum 5+ years of related work experience in the construction, engineering, environmental fields is required. 

• Must be capable of identifying and mitigating risk exposure in, and negotiating contracts in, the fields of engineering, construction, environmental remediation.

• Experience working with engineering or technology product teams or negotiating complex agreements with technology partners is highly desirable.

• Must possess superior management and interpersonal skills, as well as excellent written and oral communication skills, and a working knowledge of PC software packages typically associated with contract management and administration.

• Must be driven to learn and understand the technical and legal elements that impact the Critical Infrastructure Business Unit and to become a trusted advisor to the various stakeholders within the Critical Infrastructure Business Unit.

• Willing to telecommute into the office when required.