The Contracts Attorney position is meant for a self-starter whose primary focus will be contract drafting, negotiation, and administration from beginning to end. Successful candidate must be willing and able to gain detailed knowledge of the company’s business operations, industry and oversight requirements. Responsibilities include drafting, negotiate, review, and process legal documents and all types of contracts from all stakeholders of the business, including confidentiality agreements, purchase and supply agreements, distribution agreements, pricing contracts, and other agreements. Counsel on various aspects of federal government prime and sub-contracting. Analyze and provide legal advice about interpretation of existing agreements, transaction structuring, enforcement, risk assessment, legal and regulatory compliance and corporate policies. Provide legal support to upper management and sales teams with dispute-resolution activities with vendors, customers and contractors. Coordinate and assist in developing policies, procedures and systems to support and facilitate efficient contract development and analysis. Coordinate with external legal counsel to analyze legal and regulatory issues. Monitor the legal environment and trends concerning the contracts areas; continually improve templates to ensure compliance; perform other duties as needed. Requirements Strong verbal and written communication skills. Experience representing clients on contract matters, some exposure to contracts litigation is a plus. Knowledge of international contract law, public contract law, Uniform Commercial Code. Experience working with and advising business clients directly. Ability to appropriately balance legal and business risks. Highly motivated, detailed oriented individual who can work independently and proactively with minimal supervision. J.D. from an accredited law school with excellent academic credentials. Clerkship preferred but not required. A minimum of 0 - 2 years as a practicing attorney. Bar admission in New Jersey. Bar admission can be pending. Familiarity with broad customer contractual matters preferred.