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  • Washington, DC Federal Communications Commission/National Security Associate

    Office:
    Washington, D.C.
    Practice:
    National Security

    When you join Wilson Sonsini’s growing regulatory practice, you will work with some of the most exciting and innovative companies in the regulated telecommunications sector. We represent new space companies, service providers, device makers, investors and others on wide-ranging business and regulatory issues from classic FCC regulation to trade and security concerns. As a mid- to senior-level Federal Communications Commission (FCC) associate, you will have experience advising commercial space companies before the FCC, as well as with telecommunications regulatory work more broadly, and a demonstrated interest in national security matters.

Wilson Sonsini fosters a collaborative, team-oriented working environment in which we provide legal and business advice to some of the world’s most innovative technology, life sciences, and growth companies at all stages of their development. We constantly strive to add experienced and skilled attorneys to make practicing a challenging and rewarding experience.

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