You must be a U.S. citizen and a member of a U.S. State or Territory Bar in good standing to apply. 

Competitive candidates should have broad experience in telecommunications and information matters and specific experience in wireless and international ICT governance. The attorneys would serve as both subject matter experts and program managers to conceptualize, design, and implement programs to assist countries in their ICT development and to further opportunities for U.S. businesses. Prior experience and/or familiarity with working with U.S government agencies, interagency stakeholders, and foreign governments is strongly preferred. Regular international travel will be required, averaging around 6-8 trips per year, to global and occasionally domestic destinations. CLDP Attorney-Advisors in this position carry out many of their programs in the host countries around the world and also bring delegations to the U.S. for study tours. Knowledge of Spanish is not required but is preferred.

For consideration, send a cover letter and resume to Megan McMillan at [email protected] and [email protected] with the subject line "Re: Cyber and Telecommunications Attorney Position”. For questions about this position or the process, please send an email to Megan McMillan at the same address.