Senior Attorney IV — Transportation & Major Contracts

Attorney IV Under general direction of an Attorney Supervisor at the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), at the advanced journey level, the Attorney will be responsible for independently providing a broad spectrum of legal advice on more complex and diverse legal activities regarding the Authority’s operations and objectives. The incumbent will complete more complex and sensitive assignments and provide legal advice and guidance by utilizing California statutory and regulatory authority related to the more complex legal issues pertaining to construction, procurements, contracts, conflicts of interest, the Public Records Act, and other matters pertaining to the Authority’s operations and implementation of the California high-speed rail system. The incumbent works closely with, and directs, private outside counsel and the Attorney General’s Office regarding legal advice on unique, complex issues and litigation. Attorney III Under general direction of an Attorney Supervisor at the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority), at the journey level, the Attorney will be responsible for independently providing a broad spectrum of legal advice on complex and diverse legal activities regarding the Authority’s operations and objectives. The incumbent will complete complex and sensitive assignments and provide legal advice and guidance by utilizing California statutory and regulatory authority related to complex legal issues pertaining to construction, procurements, contracts, conflicts of interest, the Public Records Act, and other matters pertaining to the Authority’s operations and implementation of the California high-speed rail system. The incumbent works closely with, and directs, private outside counsel and the Attorney General’s Office regarding legal advice on unique, complex issues and litigation. You will find additional information about the job in the Duty Statement. Benefits The State of California offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes health, vision, dental, a retirement pension, a telework stipend if applicable, and an array of other options. Benefit information can be found on the CalHR website and the CalPERS website. Minimum Requirements

ATTORNEY IV

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Desirable Qualifications Strong written and oral communication skills. Ability to conduct legal research and writing, sometimes under short deadlines. Experience drafting legal documents such as legislation, regulations, or similar documents. Ability to exercise a high degree of initiative, flexibility, judgment, and confidentiality. Ability to operate independently, but with the judgment to know when to ask for assistance and guidance from a supervisor or colleague. Ability to represent the Authority in dealings with other government agencies and private entities in a way that reflects well on the Authority. Dependable, punctual, excellent attendance. Knowledge of the Authority organization, operations, and relevant policy issues. Ability to prepare correspondence that includes recommendations for effective courses of action. Exercise good judgment and calm professionalism in all situations. Experience with and knowledge of state functions. Experience providing legal advice to transportation or large-scale construction contracts. Experience drafting, reviewing, and revising contracts. Experience working in a fast-paced environment with multiple conflicting priorities. Ability to negotiate and build relationships with stakeholders and private and public entities. Ability to build and maintain good working relationships with clients at all levels, colleagues, stakeholders, and others inside and outside of the organization. Experience presenting opinions, ideas or advice to, and in front of, numerous individuals. Experience advising high-level government or corporate employees/officials in legal matters. Ability to communicate complex legal information to clients and other parties. Ability to weigh legal, technical, and political risks to provide recommendation and guidance to clients. Ability to balance priorities from numerous clients regarding an array of subjects. #J-18808-Ljbffr State of California