Associate General Counsell-Procurement...DC based

The PeterSan Group and PeterSan Legal Staffing; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

The PeterSan Group and PeterSan Legal Staffing client in the LNG sector seeks an Associate General Counsel to guide complex drafting and negotiation of EPC agreements, procurement contracts, PO and services agreements in support of export facilities and natural gas pipelines.

Located in the Washington, DC area, this role offers a unique opportunity to influence major energy infrastructure projects with a global footprint, combining deep contract discipline with strategic corporate matters at a

Qualifications

• 7–15 years of experience in large law firm and in-house settings.
• Experience drafting and negotiating construction, procurement and similar agreements for large-scale energy projects, preferably LNG facilities.
• Strong academic record from top schools.

Responsibilities

• Draft and negotiate EPC, procurement, purchase orders and services agreements for LNG/export facilities and pipelines.
• Advise on corporate and transactional matters as part of the deal team.

Skills

Contract negotiation

Legal drafting

Energy projects

Large law firm experience

Education

Juris Doctor (JD) or equivalent

Job description

Our client, a leader in the LNG space, is seeking an Associate General Counsel to advise the company on drafting and negotiating a wide range of engineering, procurement and construction agreements, procurement contracts, purchase orders and services agreements to support the development, design, engineering, procurement and construction of export facilities and associated natural gas pipelines, as well as assist with other corporate and transactional matters.This role is located in the Washington, DC area.

This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced contracts lawyer to guide and contribute to some of the largest and most-capital intensive energy infrastructure projects worldwide.

Applicants must have the following qualifications to be considered:

• Seven to fifteen years of experience working at a large law firm and in house, with experience drafting and negotiating construction, procurement and similar agreements for large scale energy projects, and preferably for LNG facilities.
• A strong academic record from top schools