Legal Counsel - US Government
Palantir is seeking a seasoned Legal Counsel specializing in US Government matters to join our legal team in Washington, D.C. This critical role requires deep expertise in federal contracting, regulatory frameworks specific to government use cases (e.g., ITAR, DFARS), and advising on compliance for high-stakes projects. Key responsibilities involve managing the lifecycle of government contracts, mitigating legal risks associated with public sector clients, and ensuring all operations adhere strictly to complex US government regulations. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of successfully navigating the intersection of advanced technology and federal law. This role offers significant exposure to critical national security and governmental processes.
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Preparing
1500
Question set
280
Duration
Permanent
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