Senior Maritime Law Counsel (Oahu) | Global Compliance

ManTech; Aiea (HI); On-site; USD 180,000 - 270,000; Full time

Job summary

ManTech seeks a skilled Maritime Law Attorney to join our team in Oahu, HI. The role requires serving as the final authority on legal interpretation of complex maritime statutes and the law of the sea, and advising on high-value contracts and security-related maritime operations. Minimum qualifications include a law degree, 12+ years of relevant experience, and active U.S.

bar membership. Desired qualifications include a JD and 15+ years of experience, with familiarity advising PACOM or USSOCOM

Qualifications

• Requires bar membership in the U.S. jurisdiction
• Experience advising maritime and security programs is a plus
• Strong knowledge of international maritime treaties (Law of the Sea) is preferred

Responsibilities

• Acts as the final Technical Authority for legal interpretation on maritime statutes and international law of the sea
• Leads formulation of legal strategies for civil and criminal proceedings and validates high-value maritime contracts
• approves legal frameworks to protect organizational rights in global maritime operations
• Ensures compliance of maritime logistics operations with international treaties and Host Nation port regulations
• Reviews specialized maritime subcontracts and charters for offshore support vessels to mitigate legal risks
• Provides strategic legal guidance on territorial water transits and maritime security for special operations
• Offers leadership, guidance, and mentoring to staff

Skills

Maritime law

Legal counsel

Contract review

Regulatory compliance

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Law

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

ManTech seeks a skilled Maritime Law Attorney to join our team in Oahu, HI. The role requires serving as the final authority on legal interpretation of complex maritime statutes and the law of the sea, and advising on high-value contracts and security-related maritime operations. Minimum qualifications include a law degree, 12+ years of relevant experience, and active U.S.

bar membership. Desired qualifications include a JD and 15+ years of experience, with familiarity advising PACOM or USSOCOM