Vice President, Litigation & Compliance
confidentialReston (VA)
Vice President, Litigation & Compliance
Posted 7 days ago
confidentialReston (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Vice President, Litigation & Compliance
About the Company:
- Successful provider of integrated technology solutions for government, defense & business sectors
- IndustryManagement Consulting
- TypePublic Company
Founded1962Employees10,001+Categories
Information Technology & Services
Consulting & Professional Services
ImagingSoftwareSpecialtiesitintelgovernmentdefensecyberbusiness systemsspaceelectronic warfareand counter-uas
Business ClassificationsB2BSAASEnterpriseISPAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Deputy General Counsel for Litigation and Compliance to advise senior leaders and support a broad range of legal matters. Responsibilities include managing complex commercial litigation and outside counsel, addressing government contract compliance issues, and responding to subpoenas and other government inquiries. The role also leads internal investigations, serves as a point of contact for government investigations, and supports international legal registration and compliance.
The successful candidate will provide practical legal and business guidance while handling additional matters as assigned. Candidates must have at least 18 years of related professional experience, including a minimum of seven years in litigation and significant experience with complex commercial litigation and international compliance. A Juris Doctor and good standing with the bar in at least one U.S. jurisdiction are required, along with eligibility to obtain authorization to practice in Virginia.
An active Top Secret clearance and eligibility for a higher-level clearance are also required. Strong writing, judgment, organization, time management, and interpersonal skills are essential, as is a demonstrated commitment to integrity and the ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.
Hiring Manager Title
General Counsel
FunctionsLegal
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