National War College Alumni Association

• Combine expertise in telecommunications and administrative law with creative problem-solving to inform T-Mobile’s public policy positions
• Conduct legal research and writing, prepare briefings and provide policy recommendations to internal business clients, draft filings for submission to the FCC and other governmental bodies
• Cover a wide variety of policy topics related to emerging technologies, IOT, universal service, infrastructure reform, public safety, net neutrality, content and pricing regulation, and broadband subsidy programs
• Collaborate with colleagues on the federal and state regulatory and legislative teams, technology policy team, and external affairs team to advance T-Mobile’s positions with policymakers

The experience you’ll bring.

Functional and Technical Skills

• Keen business sense
• Strong judgment and ability to work independently
• Creativity and confidence to answer open-ended questions
• Team player attitude and willingness to pitch in in fast-paced work environment
• High attention to detail and ability to meet tight deadlines
• Experience with FCC processes and databases

Experience and Education

• A law degree from an accredited law school and admission to at least one state bar
• 3-7 years of experience at the government, a law firm, or in-house
• Familiarity with telecommunications industry
• Ability to create effective PowerPoint presentations

Preferred Qualifications

• Demonstrated prior experience with telecommunications law and policy, including before Congress, FCC, FTC, DOJ, or State PUCs