General Electric International Law & Policy Fellowship

General Electric’s Global Government Affairs & Policy group is seeking qualified candidates for its R. Michael Gadbaw International Law & Policy Fellowship program. GGA&P overseas GE’s engagement on public policy issues with governments around the world, and works to expand the company’s presence in global markets. Our Fellows are involved in every aspect of our operations.

Hiring Organization: 

General Electric

Job Posting Date: 

November 22, 2011

Job Closing Date: 

December 23, 2011

Experience Required: 

Qualifications/Requirements: Basic Qualifications: - Minimum of Bachelors degree in related subject area (graduate or law degree preferred)

Eligibility Requirements: - Must be available for a minimum 1 year, full time (40 hours/week) commitment - Eligible to work in the US for entire one year of fellowship without sponsorship

GE will only employ those who are legally authorized to work in the United States for this opening. Any offer of employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of a background investigation and drug screen.

Desired Characteristics: - Strong academic and professional credentials - Expert- level proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite - Solid research and analytical skills - Strong written and verbal communication skills - International experience - Foreign language skills - An interest in international law - Adaptable and familiarity with GE’s worldwide operations - Self-starter and strong work ethic

Job Duties: 

General Electric’s Global Government Affairs & Policy group is seeking qualified candidates for its R. Michael Gadbaw International Law & Policy Fellowship program. GGA&P overseas GE’s engagement on public policy issues with governments around the world, and works to expand the company’s presence in global markets. Our Fellows are involved in every aspect of our operations.

Essential Responsibilities - Research current global issues in international trade law and policy, climate change, energy production, rule of law, R&D, etc - Attend Washington-area briefings and meetings relevant to GE - Write memoranda and conduct legal research and analysis; create and edit presentation and briefing materials for the policy team - Assist GE trade experts and lawyers on various ongoing initiatives related to international law, trade, export controls and policy matters - Assist office administrative functions

Apply Online: http://jobs.gecareers.com/job/Washington-GE-Global-Government-Affairs-&-Policy-Fellowship-Job/1541358/