Global Trade Counsel

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Global Trade Counsel
The candidate will serves as a legal advisor to assigned internal clients (including the Global Trade Organization) and other company attorneys, collaborate with the other global trade lawyer in ECO, and provide legal support for HPE’s global trade compliance program. Works with others in developing and implementing compliance solutions, assisting in global trade-related investigations, and advising on licensing and customs requirements. Provides legal advice concerning global trade compliance matters, including export controls, sanctions, export licensing, product diversion, deemed exports, anti-boycott laws, embargos, product classifications, global trade contract provisions, and customs matters, in support of global operations. Manages outside counsel when engaged on global trade matters. Develops strategies to address shifts in trade compliance risk, including changes in trade policy across jurisdictions where HPE operates. Conducts Global Trade due diligence in mergers & acquisitions. Manages legal solutions for clients using specialized legal knowledge of global trade laws and regulations, in the United States, European Union, Singapore, and other jurisdictions in which HPE operates. Develops new ideas and methods to effectively address legal issues and compliance risk. Identifies and resolves highly complex legal issues requiring in-depth consideration of multiple factors and specialized knowledge and judgment. Contributes to complex multidimensional projects or transactions. Coordinates with other HPE global functions and business units on global trade policy and advocacy matters. Identifies legal risk and recommends solutions that help address the compliance objectives. Balances the business interests of client groups with the ultimate fiduciary responsibility to HPE. Represents the company in interactions with partners, suppliers, customers other companies, industry organizations and other regulatory bodies as needed. Advanced university degree in law (e.g. J.D. or LLB) is required. Should have 6+ years legal experience at a law firm, in house, or government agency with a focus on Global Trade. Experience with global trade legal requirements at an international technology company is preferred. Should be licensed to practice law in the United States and a current member of the Bar in any state or the District of Columbia in good standing.

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