AI & Emerging Tech Transactions Counsel

RAND Corporation; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 177,500 - 235,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life and disability insurance

Paid time-off

Sabbatical pay

Job summary

The RAND Corporation is seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join their Office of the General Counsel. This role involves advising on technology transactions, particularly those relating to AI and emerging technologies, and requires a minimum of six years of experience in the legal field.

Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating commercial contracts, advising on intellectual property matters, and managing legal risks. The successful candidate will thrive in a collaborative environment and have a strong commitment to RAND's mission.

The position supports a hybrid working model, based in Washington, D.C.

Qualifications

• 6+ years as practicing attorney in technology transactions and intellectual property.
• Detail-oriented and excellent under pressure.
• Collaborative and skilled at building consensus.

Responsibilities

• Advise on technology transactions and legal issues regarding AI.
• Draft and negotiate various commercial agreements.
• Identify risks and implement solutions.

Skills

Technology transactions

Intellectual property

Commercial agreements

Legal problem-solving

Collaboration

Education

J.D. and licensed to practice law

Licensure in California, Virginia, Pennsylvania, D.C., or New York

Job description

The RAND Corporation is seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join their Office of the General Counsel. This role involves advising on technology transactions, particularly those relating to AI and emerging technologies, and requires a minimum of six years of experience in the legal field.

Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating commercial contracts, advising on intellectual property matters, and managing legal risks. The successful candidate will thrive in a collaborative environment and have a strong commitment to RAND's mission.

The position supports a hybrid working model, based in Washington, D.C.