Commodity Juris Analyst III

Cherokee Federal•Washington, DC

About The Position

This position requires an active USG supervisory clearance or the ability to obtain a clearance. A Commodity Juris Analyst III is responsible for analyzing legal and regulatory aspects related to commodities trading. They review contracts, assess compliance with laws and regulations, and provide legal advice and guidance to the organization.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree (or higher) in an engineering or scientific field.
Very good written and verbal communication skills and presentation skills.
Very good organizational skills including the ability to manage multiple projects consistent with established timeframes.
Very good ability to synthesize information and develop recommendations for management based on an analysis of the information.
Very good judgment and ability to work with minimal supervision.
Very good ability to deal with a variety of people in a professional, courteous manner in diversified situations.
Has working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite programs and be able to operate all office equipment including but not limited to: telephones, copy machines, fax machines, scanners, printers, and computers.
May be required to travel within Domestic and/or International.
Must pass pre-employment qualifications of Cherokee Federal

Responsibilities

Obtains USG supervisory clearance and/or approval pertaining the position work requirements and/or work products. The contractor shall abide by all State Department, Procurement Information Bulletins (PIB) related to third-party contractor services.
Performs work where guidelines are scarce or of limited use and administrative policies and precedents are applicable but stated in general terms.
Uses initiative and resourcefulness in deviating from traditional methods or researching trends and patterns to develop new methods, criteria, or proposed new policies.
Performs varied duties requiring many different and unrelated processes and methods applied to a broad range of activities or substantial depth of analysis.
Makes decisions on the approach, methodology, or interpretation and evaluation processes to be used because of continuing changes in program, technological developments, unknown phenomena, or conflicting requirements.
Originates new techniques, establishes criteria, or develops new information.
Establishes criteria; formulates projects; assesses program effectiveness; or investigates or analyzes a variety of unusual conditions, problems, or questions.
Provides products or services that affect a wide range of agency activities, major activities or industrial concerns, or the operation of other agencies.
Works with persons or groups to obtain a desired effect, such as gaining compliance with established policies and regulations by persuasion or negotiation, or gaining information by establishing rapport with a suspicious informant.
Presents State Department positions that pertain to regulatory framework and jurisdictional issues to both foreign and domestic industry experts, subject matter experts, and governmental entities to audiences of at least 150.
Participates in the drafting, reviewing, and editing of Notices of Inquiry, Proposed, and Final Rules in collaboration with Regulatory and Multilateral Affairs division.
Reviews capabilities of novel and current technologies for inclusion or addition to the United States Munitions List.
Identifies areas for improvement in the ITAR, the Commodity Jurisdiction Determination Form (DS-4076), and USXPORTS; prepare solutions for review by legal and management and add solutions to the department web site via the FAQ vehicle.
Maintains the process and performs analysis for Regulatory Review Letters.
Reviews and drafts text for General Correspondence that incorporate questions concerning the jurisdiction of commodities.
Provides Emerging Technology analysis and develops written products for review by management, DTCC CFIUS, and L/PM, as necessary.
Performs other job-related duties as assigned.