Assistant General Counsel - Corporate Commercial (Transactional Projects) - Hybrid

Qualified Attorney For Large Construction Project TransactionsA qualified attorney with experience in large construction project transactions, including engineering, procurement and construction agreements (EPC).Under minimal supervision, negotiates and drafts construction-focused agreements, including EPC agreements (traditional and progressive), Guaranteed Maximum Price agreements, and other design-bid-build agreement models, to support complex and significant construction projects in the energy sector, which include construction of transmission and distribution assets; evaluates legal and business risks and liabilities of large infrastructure projects; and advises clients during all phases of project contracting.Works closely and cooperatively with internal legal colleagues (e.g., regulatory, litigation, labor & employment, and environmental), outside counsel (at times), and other business departments to ensure timely and compliant project completion; coordinates with business and litigation teams to advise on warranty issues, breach claims, and other performance issues; provides guidance and training within this transactional subject area; and interprets and applies internal policies consistent with the law.Prepares budgets and oversight of outside counsel managementOther corporate and commercial transactional projects / duties, as assigned.Supports leadership and colleagues in the ongoing management of relationships and matters on behalf of the Company, including with internal clients, outside counsel, and external stakeholders. Demonstrates superior legal judgment in the business context. Demonstrates innovation; generates new ideas and devises original and successful solutions, programs or actions. Possesses an ability to learn, adopt, and leverage AI-enabled tools to support research, drafting, and analysis while applying sound professional judgment.An LLB or JD from an accredited law school and be licensed to practice law in the relevant jurisdictions. At least 7 to 10 years of relevant professional experience. Requires excellent analytical abilities. Must have the ability to communicate clearly – both orally and in writing, formally and informally; to read and analyze legal and legislative materials and other data; and to work in stressful conditions under time deadlines. Experience in direct counsel to business clients.Experience in construction contracting is strongly preferred, including EPC and GMP models. Experience in large financing transactions or energy-focused Mergers and Acquisitions experience could be acceptable, depending on the depth of experience. Experience with the electric and/or gas utility business or other regulated company or industry. Experience with construction of large public projects.