Legal Counsel, Real Estate & ConstructionNew$292K

Anduril Industries
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The opportunity

Anduril’s Legal Real Estate Team is a resourceful, fast-acting, and creative legal partner to Anduril’s real estate, design, and construction teams. Anduril’s development projects include high-performance manufacturing facilities, cutting-edge R&D spaces, mission-critical secure…

What you'll do

  • Draft and negotiate contracts related to Anduril’s development and: construction projects, including construction contracts, master services agreements, design professionals agreements, real estate purchase and lease agreements, license and access agreements, and others.

  • Support all phases of the transactional life cycle, including letters of: intent, due diligence, title and survey, zoning, and internal approvals.

  • Provide day-to-day legal advice and support to the real estate, design and: construction, and environmental health and safety teams, including land use and entitlement support, air permitting strategy, energy procurement, and environmental review.

  • Maintain and improve contract templates and playbooks to reflect current law,: regulatory requirements, and market standards.

  • Provide real-time guidance to project executives and operational leaders: regarding contract interpretation, change order management, schedule impacts, differing site conditions, force majeure events, acceleration claims, and contract notice requirements.

  • Manage outside counsel on selected matters, including setting scope,: approving budget, reviewing work product, driving timely execution, and maintaining cost discipline consistent with business priorities.

What they're looking for

  • Juris Doctor (JD) degree from a top-tier accredited law school.
  • A minimum of 7 years of experience practicing construction and real estate: law, with a focus on representing owners, developers, or sophisticated tenants in commercial, industrial, or high-tech construction and leasing projects.
  • Active membership in good standing with the bar in at least one U.S. state,: with the ability to become authorized to practice in California (e.g., through California Bar membership or California Registered In-House Counsel status).
  • Demonstrated expertise in drafting, negotiating, and interpreting common: construction contract forms, including comprehensive knowledge of AIA (American Institute of Architects) document families (e.g., A101, A201, B101, C401) and ConsensusDocs.