Assistant General Counsel

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT Work is performed in an office environment and requires the use of normal safety precautions to avoid everyday risks and discomforts. Work requires frequent walking, standing, bending, and carrying items up to 25 pounds, as well as regular use of typical office equipment, software, and communication methods such as a computer, email, telephone, and photocopier. Consistent, reliable, and timely attendance is necessary to fulfill duties. Work also requires physical presence in the office, except as otherwise required by the Office of the Secretary of the Senate. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Work requires a Juris Doctorate degree and a minimum of five years of experience, and the following knowledge, skills, and abilities: A basic understanding of the Senate as an institution is preferred, along with a willingness to learn more about the legislative process and the Senate's history and operations. Strong legal research skills sufficient to quickly learn the U.S. Constitution, statutes, rules, standing orders, and precedents of the Senate and general legal principles necessary to advise the Secretary of the Senate. Knowledge of or familiarity with applicable statutes, rules, and general legal principles specifically related to historic preservation, government ethics, procurement, contracting, lobbying, fiscal, tort, or appropriations law preferred. Knowledge of or familiarity with legislative processes sufficient to advise staff on legislation affecting their departments, to draft proposed legislation, and to assist the Secretary in preparing testimony to appropriations and oversight committees preferred. Knowledge of research methods and information sources relevant to the administration of the U.S. Senate. Ability to work extended and unscheduled hours as dictated by workload. Proven ability to utilize legal software and case management systems efficiently. Skill in establishing and maintaining professional relationships with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including clear legal drafting and effective advocacy. LICENSES, CERTIFICATION, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS Licensed and in good active standing to practice law in a state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia. Ability to obtain and maintain required security clearances and access.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT Work is performed in an office environment and requires the use of normal safety precautions to avoid everyday risks and discomforts. Work requires frequent walking, standing, bending, and carrying items up to 25 pounds, as well as regular use of typical office equipment, software, and communication methods such as a computer, email, telephone, and photocopier. Consistent, reliable, and timely attendance is necessary to fulfill duties. Work also requires physical presence in the office, except as otherwise required by the Office of the Secretary of the Senate. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Work requires a Juris Doctorate degree and a minimum of five years of experience, and the following knowledge, skills, and abilities: A basic understanding of the Senate as an institution is preferred, along with a willingness to learn more about the legislative process and the Senate's history and operations. Strong legal research skills sufficient to quickly learn the U.S. Constitution, statutes, rules, standing orders, and precedents of the Senate and general legal principles necessary to advise the Secretary of the Senate. Knowledge of or familiarity with applicable statutes, rules, and general legal principles specifically related to historic preservation, government ethics, procurement, contracting, lobbying, fiscal, tort, or appropriations law preferred. Knowledge of or familiarity with legislative processes sufficient to advise staff on legislation affecting their departments, to draft proposed legislation, and to assist the Secretary in preparing testimony to appropriations and oversight committees preferred. Knowledge of research methods and information sources relevant to the administration of the U.S. Senate. Ability to work extended and unscheduled hours as dictated by workload. Proven ability to utilize legal software and case management systems efficiently. Skill in establishing and maintaining professional relationships with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including clear legal drafting and effective advocacy. LICENSES, CERTIFICATION, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS Licensed and in good active standing to practice law in a state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia. Ability to obtain and maintain required security clearances and access.