Senior Corporate Paralegal- East Coast

DXC Technology•TW2VA - Teleworker/Offsite-USA-VA, VA

6d•$95,900 - $178,100

About The Position

DXC Technology is a leading enterprise technology and innovation partner delivering software, services, and solutions to global enterprises and public sector organizations — helping them harness AI to drive outcomes at a time of exponential change with speed. With deep expertise in Managed Infrastructure Services, Application Modernization, and Industry-Specific Software Solutions, DXC modernizes, secures, and operates some of the world's most complex technology estates. People in Corporate Functions make DXC a well-run and high-functioning organization. Each team contributes to DXC's success and each individual delivers world class service and has opportunities to grow and learn. The DXC Senior Corporate Paralegal provides hands‑on support across SEC compliance (including Section 16), Board and committee governance, global legal entity management, intercompany transactions, and U.S. subsidiary administration. The ideal candidate brings deep public company experience, thrives in a fast‑moving and evolving environment, and is comfortable operating with significant responsibility and visibility.

Requirements

7+ years of corporate and/or securities paralegal experience, preferably in a public company or large law firm environment.
Demonstrated experience with Section 16 filings and public company governance.
Strong background supporting Board and committee processes.
Experience with global legal entity management and U.S. subsidiary governance.
Experience with intercompany transactions and internal corporate approvals.
Experience using governance, SEC, and entity management platforms (e.g., Workiva, board portals).
Exceptionally detail‑oriented, organized, and comfortable handling sensitive and confidential information.
Bachelor’s degree required
Paralegal certification preferred.
Notary Public (or willingness to obtain) is a plus.

Responsibilities

Prepare, review, and file Section 16 reports (Forms 3, 4, and 5) for directors and executive officers.
Support compliance with beneficial ownership requirements.
Assist with governance‑related aspects of periodic SEC filings (including Form 10‑K, 10‑Q, and Proxy materials), as appropriate.
Support the preparation, coordination, and distribution of Board of Directors and Committee materials, including agendas, resolutions, consents, and related documentation.
Maintain corporate minute books, governance records, and officer/director documentation.
Assist with director onboarding and offboarding, including questionnaires and governance paperwork.
Manage board portal content to ensure materials are accurate, timely, and complete.
Support global legal entity lifecycle activities, including formations, dissolutions, mergers, restructurings, and ongoing compliance.
Maintain accurate entity data, governance records, and organizational documents within the entity management system.
Coordinate with regional stakeholders, finance, tax, treasury, and external counsel on entity‑related matters.
Support intercompany transactions, including corporate finance–related arrangements, such as intercompany loans, capital contributions, dividends, guarantees, and cash movement structures, with a focus on required corporate approvals, governance documentation, and accurate recordkeeping.
Assist with governance and compliance for U.S. subsidiaries, including annual meetings, state filings, and officer/director actions.
Respond to internal requests for entity, governance, and compliance documentation.
Support M&A and other corporate transactions, including due diligence, with a focus on legal entity governance and documentation.
Help drive standardization and process improvements across corporate secretarial and entity management activities.
Support internal audits, diligence requests, KYC inquiries, and compliance reviews.
Partner closely with Legal, Finance, Tax, Treasury, and other stakeholders on cross‑functional initiatives.