Global Trade Policy Counsel for Semiconductors

Texas Instruments; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking an attorney in its Law Department to advise on rapidly evolving global trade laws and regulatory developments affecting TI's semiconductor business. This role serves as a central legal resource for assessing significant trade actions and translating developments into practical business implications to help TI respond effectively.

The attorney will monitor and analyze new laws, regulations, executive actions, and agency developments affecting tariffs, customs, export

Qualifications

• Experience advising on trade laws and regulatory developments.
• Ability to translate developments into practical business implications.
• Ability to coordinate with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and assess significant U.S. and international trade-related legal and regulatory developments affecting TI, with emphasis on early identification and follow-up.
• Analyze new and proposed laws, regulations, executive actions and agency actions and translate them into clear implications for TI's business, operations and customers.
• Develop practical legal recommendations and proposed company responses in coordination with Legal, compliance and business owners.
• Coordinate cross-functional legal analysis on matters spanning multiple subject areas, ensuring ownership, escalation and execution.
• Engage with outside counsel and other external experts when specialized regulatory or market analysis is required.
• Prepare concise legal and executive communications regarding significant developments, business implications, options and recommended actions.
• Build and maintain processes to identify, assess and respond to emerging trade and regulatory developments.

Skills

Regulatory analysis

Legal writing

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

J.D. or equivalent

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking an attorney in its Law Department to advise on rapidly evolving global trade laws and regulatory developments affecting TI's semiconductor business. This role serves as a central legal resource for assessing significant trade actions and translating developments into practical business implications to help TI respond effectively.

The attorney will monitor and analyze new laws, regulations, executive actions, and agency developments affecting tariffs, customs, export