Satellite Regulatory Counsel — Global Connectivity & Policy

Amazon; Bellevue (WA); On-site; USD 154,000 - 208,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

RSUs

Job summary

Amazon.com Services LLC seeks an attorney with a passion for telecommunications regulatory law to join the Amazon Leo legal team and help shape global connectivity. You will provide U.S.

and international regulatory counsel on satellite-based broadband services and draft filings and policy positions. You will partner with technical, public policy, and business teams, monitor evolving rules, translate complex requirements for non-lawyers, and contribute to strategy discussions across the

Qualifications

• 5+ years of legal experience.
• Juris Doctor and membership in one state bar or equivalent.
• Experience in Regulatory Law.

Responsibilities

• Provide U.S. and international regulatory counsel on satellite-based broadband services.
• Develop and advocate legal and policy positions across domestic and international regulatory proceedings.
• Partner with Amazon Leo's technical, public policy, and business teams to identify and navigate regulatory risks.
• Monitor evolving regulatory landscapes and translate complex legal requirements into practical guidance for non-legal stakeholders.
• Draft regulatory filings, policy advocacy materials, and internal legal guidance with clarity and precision.
• Contribute to cross-functional strategy discussions where regulatory considerations intersect with business decisions.

Skills

Regulatory law

Legal writing

Education

Juris Doctor

Job description

Amazon.com Services LLC seeks an attorney with a passion for telecommunications regulatory law to join the Amazon Leo legal team and help shape global connectivity. You will provide U.S.

and international regulatory counsel on satellite-based broadband services and draft filings and policy positions. You will partner with technical, public policy, and business teams, monitor evolving rules, translate complex requirements for non-lawyers, and contribute to strategy discussions across the