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Staff Attorney

Trustees for Alaska

Anchorage, Alaska

Job Type Permanent
Salary Details 84,000-96,000
Deadline Oct 31, 2024
Required Experience 2 - 6 years

The staff attorney candidate must have at least 4 years of legal experience overall. Ideal candidates would have at least 2 years of experience working in environmental law, including litigation, as well as experience working on Alaska-specific issues. All candidates should have a proven ability to foster coordination and cooperation among diverse groups to achieve goals.

Staff attorneys report to the Legal Director and are responsible for the following:

  • Managing a diverse case load that may include coalition-based administrative, judicial, and legislative work.
  • Working with program staff, clients, and partners to develop and implement legal, political, outreach, communications, and other strategies.
  • Representing Trustees for Alaska and clients in public forums and with the press.
  • Assisting with administrative, communications, and fundraising as needed.

This is a full-time position with benefits that include paid leave, sick time, and 100% employer paid premiums for each employee’s medical/dental/vision/life/disability coverage. Trustees offers a 403(b)(7) retirement plan and contributes 5% after one year, regardless of the level of the employee’s contribution. Trustees has 13 paid holidays, plus the week between Christmas and New Year’s; 15 days of paid time off, increasing over time; paid sick leave, and paid 3-month sabbatical leave after 7 years of employment and every 5 years thereafter.

HOW TO APPLY

We aim to engage in an unbiased application review process that reviews applications through an anonymous process.

  • E-mail cover letter, resume, and writing sample to Ashley Boyd, at aboyd@trustees.org,  with “Staff Attorney Application” in the subject line. Applicants offered an interview will be asked to provide references at that time.
  • Cover letters should discuss the applicant’s commitment to Trustees’ mission and their motivation to work in this position and public interest environmental law. Applicants currently living outside Alaska should also discuss their willingness and ability to relocate to Alaska full-time.
  • One writing sample must be provided. The writing sample should include legal analysis and reflect the applicant’s recent, best writing and not be more than 25 pages.
  • Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis beginning August 12 and continuing until October 31, 2024, or until the position is filled, whichever occurs first.

When you apply, please indicate that you are responding to the posting on Conservation Job Board.

Category Admin & Leadership, Policy And Law
Tags Outreach