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Global Trade Counsel
Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Provide legal advice on global trade compliance matters, including export controls, sanctions, export licensing, product diversion, deemed exports, anti-boycott laws, embargoes, product classifications, global trade contract provisions, and customs matters .
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Expertise in global trade compliance, including export controls, sanctions, and customs matters, combined with strong legal communication and project management skills. Proven ability to navigate complex legal issues across multiple jurisdictions while balancing client interests with fiduciary responsibilities.
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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide legal advice on global trade compliance matters, including export controls, sanctions, export licensing, product diversion, deemed exports, anti-boycott laws, embargoes, product classifications, global trade contract provisions, and customs matters
- Manage outside counsel on global trade matters
- Develop strategies addressing changes in trade compliance risk and trade policy
- Conduct Global Trade due diligence in mergers and acquisitions
- Manage legal solutions involving global trade laws and regulations in the United States, European Union, Singapore, and other jurisdictions
- Develop methods to address legal issues and compliance risk
- Identify and resolve complex legal issues requiring specialized knowledge and judgment
- Contribute to complex multidimensional projects and transactions
- Coordinate with global functions and business units on trade policy and advocacy
- Identify legal risk and recommend compliance solutions
- Balance client business interests with HPE’s fiduciary responsibility
- Represent HPE with partners, suppliers, customers, industry organizations, and regulatory bodies
Requirements
What you’ll need- Advanced university degree in law (e.g. JD or LLB)
- Licensed to practice law in the United States
- Current member of the bar in any state or the District of Columbia in good standing
- Preferred 8+ years’ legal experience at a law firm, in house, or government agency
- Experience with global trade legal requirements at an international technology company preferred
- Experience providing legal advice on multijurisdictional matters
- Strong legal communication skills (written, verbal, active listening)
- Significant experience managing multiple complex strategic projects
- Ability to learn organizational processes and implement specialized assignments
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Demonstrated sound judgment and independent decision-making
- Availability to speak with colleagues in international time zones
Benefits
Comp & perks- Extensive benefits
- Flexible work-life balance
- Career growth opportunities
- Health and wellbeing benefits supporting physical, financial, and emotional wellbeing
- Personal and professional development programs
- Inclusive workplace
- Equal employment opportunity and accessibility accommodations