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Assistant General Counsel -Technology Licensing

boise, id • Posted 1 weeks ago
Onsite Contract General

Job TitleMicron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever.This role will be based onsite in Boise.Micron is seeking an experienced, business-facing attorney to join its rapidly growing, world class Legal Department. The attorney will be a trusted business partner to Micron's multi-billion-dollar technology and business teams and will be responsible for a wide range of complex licensing engagements and IP transactions. The attorney will interact closely with Micron's leadership teams to develop strategies for achieving technology and business goals while protecting IP and managing risk.Micron's work environment is exciting and dynamic, and the future is brighter than ever, with significant planned investments over the next ten years to develop and deliver the innovative technologies the world will need to enable pervasive data-driven experiences that enrich life for all.Responsibilities include the following:Provide pragmatic legal advice and solutions to support technology and business teams in meeting strategic goals and improving customer relationshipsServe as trusted advisor to engineering and business teams on IP and technology licensing engagements.

Proactively identify issues, drive projects, make complex cost/benefit assessments, and identify creative legal and business solutionsStructure and lead negotiation of licensing transactions in various technology areas ranging from early-stage research to product design to manufacturingReview, draft and negotiate a broad range of technology and IP agreements, including technology licensing, joint development, university research, product integration, equipment development, technology transfer, software licensing, consortia, standard setting, and other technology-driven engagementsProvide advice on government-funded research programs and negotiate government contracts, subcontracts and grants related to development of technology with federal agencies, national laboratories and government-funded groupsPartner effectively with M&A teams to facilitate IP due diligence and draft associated IP agreementsProvide day-to-day legal advice to build and protect Micron's IP assets. Develop an intimate understanding of new technologies relevant to Micron. Work both autonomously and collaboratively to balance competing priorities in a fast-paced, challenging environmentAssist in developing and training on corporate policies and procedures, such as open source, trade secret protection, data security, product security, confidentiality, and contract complianceMinimum QualificationsJD from an ABA accredited law school and a current member of the bar in good standingAt least seven years of experience drafting and negotiating complex IP licensing agreements, along with an excellent working and practical knowledge of IP law across geographiesStrong attention to business details, a strategic perspective, and a high degree of ethics and integrityExperience working in an in-house legal environmentTop law firm and corporate experience in the semiconductor or adjacent industryLocated within a reasonable distance from Micron office, or willing to relocatePreferred QualificationsA strong executive presence in interactions with senior leadershipThe ability to collaborate and build relationships, gain credibility, and partner with othersThe ability to thoughtfully leverage AI-powered tools and systems while exercising strong legal judgment, data governance, and risk awarenessMicron is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace and is an affirmative action employer.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, citizenship status, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factor protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws.

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