Security Engineer

• Lead development, operation, and continuous improvement of the firm’s information security, cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, and technology risk programs
• Define security strategy, governance, architecture, controls, and operational capabilities across cloud services, identity, applications, endpoints, networks, email, data, AI, and third-party services
• Develop and execute the firm’s information security strategy, governance framework, policies, standards, and annual security roadmap
• Lead enterprise cybersecurity, privacy, risk management, and compliance programs aligned with laws, regulations, client requirements, and industry frameworks
• Establish security requirements and governance for cloud services, AI, generative AI, machine learning, autonomous agents, and emerging technologies
• Direct enterprise risk assessments, security architecture reviews, and control evaluations
• Oversee threat monitoring and detection, vulnerability management, incident response, forensic investigations, and security engineering
• Govern identity and access management, data protection, network security, endpoint security, application security, cloud security, and third-party technology integrations
• Support business continuity, disaster recovery, and physical security programs
• Advise leadership, business stakeholders, clients, auditors, and vendors on cybersecurity, privacy, regulatory, and technology risk matters
• Lead client security audits, security questionnaires, Outside Counsel Guidelines reviews, Requests for Proposal, and client-driven security assessments
• Direct vendor security reviews and due diligence
• Partner with Technology Services, Innovation, administrative departments, and business leaders to integrate security into enterprise projects and technology initiatives
• Promote security awareness through training, communication, policy enforcement, and ongoing education
• Define and report cybersecurity metrics, program maturity, emerging risks, and strategic initiatives to executive leadership
• Manage security budgets, contracts, projects, and strategic investments

Director of Information Security

Paralegal

• Provide substantive legal services under the direct supervision of a lawyer
• Draft, analyze, and prepare legal documents
• Coordinate legal projects and communicate legal information
• Prepare draft communications for supervising lawyers or paralegals
• Collect, evaluate, and summarize relevant facts and legal concepts
• Attend client meetings, coordination meetings, and legal proceedings
• Provide legal project management for legal matters
• Supervise Project Assistants, Paralegals, and Senior Paralegals on assigned tasks
• Prepare and file foreign and domestic trademark applications and related filings
• Draft communications with clients and foreign associates
• Conduct preliminary trademark availability searches and internal trademark searches
• Review office actions and summarize issues for attorneys
• Review outside vendor search reports and prepare charts and draft findings
• Draft filing instructions for trademark applications
• Report deadlines to docketing and perform docket clearance
• Communicate with clients regarding actions, deadlines, and prosecution matters
• Prepare agendas for monthly client calls
• Make preliminary evaluations of specimens showing use
• Assist with TTAB proceedings and trademark litigation
• Maintain accurate time records and meet time-entry and timesheet deadlines
• Bill at least 1,550 creditable hours annually, including at least 1,430 client-billable hours
• Attend relevant legal education and continuously improve legal skills

AFS

Director of Information Security

Senior Trademark Paralegal Specialist