A leading global law firm is seeking a resource attorney to support its Infrastructure, Energy & Real Estate Group. This is a non-client-facing, non-billable role focused on strengthening the group's knowledge management, thought leadership, training and business development capabilities.

The resource attorney will monitor and synthesize legal, regulatory, and policy developments affecting infrastructure, energy, and real estate—including restrictions on data center development, energy supply chain issues, market trends, and financing innovations. The role involves preparing internal briefings, client alerts, whitepapers, and training programs, as well as maintaining practice resources, forms, and precedents.

The ideal candidate will have strong research, writing, and analytical skills, a commercial mindset, and the ability to translate complex developments into practical guidance. Experience in infrastructure, energy, real estate, project development, or project finance is strongly preferred.

Licensed attorney with a minimum of five years of relevant experience.
Experience in infrastructure development, energy, renewable energy, real estate, project development, project finance, land use, permitting, or regulatory matters strongly preferred.
Excellent research, writing, and analytical skills.
Ability to translate complex legal and market developments into practical guidance.
Experience with knowledge management, thought leadership, training, or business development is a plus.

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