Senior Counsel, International Trade

Intuitive•Peachtree Corners, GA

9h•Hybrid

About The Position

Primary Function of Position The Senior Counsel, International Trade leverages deep knowledge and expertise of the international trade landscape to help ensure Intuitive’s compliance with global trade laws, rules, and regulations. The role is responsible for tracking developments in law, providing practical legal guidance, monitoring policies and procedures, providing training and education, conducting internal investigations, and supporting audits in the areas of export, import, and customs compliance, trade sanctions, investment restrictions, and third-party screenings. The candidate will be a key member of the Corporate and Compliance team within the Legal Department and closely collaborate with Supply Chain, GPA, Regulatory, EMS, Facilities, and Trade stakeholders.

Requirements

Minimum of eight (8) years of legal experience in private practice, government, and/or in-house.
J.D. and active license to practice law in at least one U.S. state.
Significant experience interpreting and applying U.S. and international regulations related to export controls, import restrictions, economic sanctions, and foreign investment regimes.
Proven ability to predict where the law is headed.
Exceptional organizational skills, practical problem-solving abilities, and strong attention to detail.
Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously within a rapidly changing environment.
Strong writing, presentation, and oral communication skills and executive presence.
Ability to contribute to the development and implementation of cross-functional processes.
Mission-driven, humble, and curious.
Some travel will be required.
BS/BA and JD degree required.
Please note this job requires being onsite 3 days per week. in our Peachtree Corners, GA or Sunnyvale, CA location.

Nice To Haves

Track record of driving trade initiatives at a multinational company preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as lead counsel on U.S. and global trade regimes and issues, including export, import, and customs compliance activities (country of origin, valuation, classification, tariffs, trade remedies, drawbacks, FTZs, and FTAs), and advise on export controls (including with respect to controlled technology and other sensitive goods), import controls related to human rights concerns, U.S., EU, UK, and UN economic and trade sanctions (including regulator engagement), CFIUS and foreign direct investment restrictions, sanctioned country licensing, restricted party screening, antidumping and countervailing duties, and antiboycott reporting.
Support the internal third-party management program, including supply chain due diligence and compliance with the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, UK Bribery Act, and other anti-corruption laws around the world.
Provide guidance and input on the trade compliance program to ensure adherence to global import and export laws, rules, regulations, and other trade-related requirements.
Monitor, interpret, and stay current on geopolitical developments, laws, and regulations and translate them into clear, actionable guidance for business teams.
Coordinate with the New Business Development, Legal, Compliance, and Finance teams during due diligence for equity investment and M&A transactions to assess trade exposure, jurisdictional risk, and market-entry structuring, and manage issues concerning the U.S. outbound investment security program, Foreign Direct Investment regimes, and other cross-border investment restrictions, and support other diligence and integration activities.
Partner with Supply Chain, GPA, Regulatory, Compliance, EMS, Trade, and regional Legal teams to ensure coordinated responses to regulatory changes and enforcement trends.
Prepare and advise on trade compliance policies and procedures to ensure all employees, contractors, and agents understand and follow the necessary guidelines for international trade activities.
Develop and deliver legal and compliance training for employees on global trade compliance requirements.
Conduct trade-related risk assessments and investigations and support audits to identify any potential risks or violations, develop recommendations, and drive issue mitigation, remediation, and resolution.
Select and supervise outside counsel on trade-related projects.