Senior Energy & Infrastructure EPC Counsel

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 230,000 - 370,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision and life

Mental well-being programs

Family and elder care benefits

Parental leave benefits

HSA contributions

Flexible spending accounts

401K program

Flexible Time Off

Job summary

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP seeks a Counsel with 9+ years in renewable energy and related sectors to draft and negotiate EPC, procurement and construction contracts for major energy and infrastructure projects. The role involves domestic and international transactions within a market-leading energy practice supported by a global team.

The ideal candidate will be based in one of Orrick’s U.S. offices (SF, NY, DC, Houston) and possess strong academic credentials with State Bar admission in

Qualifications

• 9+ years of transactional experience in EPC, procurement and construction law.
• Experience with large-scale energy/infrastructure projects, domestic and international.
• Strong academic credentials and excellent communication skills.
• Membership in the state bar of the location of employment is required.

Responsibilities

• Draft and negotiate EPC, procurement, O&M, and other construction-related contracts.
• Support energy and infrastructure projects across renewables, storage, conventional, and nuclear sectors.
• Collaborate with internal teams and clients on complex transactional matters.

Skills

EPC contracting

Procurement contracts

Negotiation

Energy/infra transactions

Cross-border deals

Client counseling

Education

State Bar admission (CA/NY/DC/Houston)

Tools

Contract management systems

Legal research (Lexis/Westlaw)

Job description

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP seeks a Counsel with 9+ years in renewable energy and related sectors to draft and negotiate EPC, procurement and construction contracts for major energy and infrastructure projects. The role involves domestic and international transactions within a market-leading energy practice supported by a global team.

The ideal candidate will be based in one of Orrick’s U.S. offices (SF, NY, DC, Houston) and possess strong academic credentials with State Bar admission in