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E-Space
Legal & HR 45d ago

Regulatory Counsel

E-Space
United StatesUnited States
Full-time
$200,000-$250,000 per year
Senior-Level

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We are seeking an experienced Regulatory Counsel to focus on the company's domestic and international telecommunications regulatory strategy in support of a rapidly growing global Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation. This attorney will advise executive leadership and regulatory, engineering, business development, product, and operations teams on complex regulatory matters involving satellite communications, spectrum management, licensing, and international market access.

What you will do

Lead preparation and filing of applications, petitions, comments, reply comments, waivers, requests for special temporary authority (STA), experimental licenses, earth station authorizations, and related pleadings before the FCC.

  • Advise internal stakeholders on regulatory issues such as:
    • Satellite licensing
    • Earth station licensing
    • Spectrum access/allocations
    • Spectrum sharing
    • Interference analysis
    • Equipment authorization
    • Market access
  • Monitor FCC proceedings affecting satellite services, spectrum policy, Direct-to-Device (D2D), Supplemental Coverage from Space (SCS), non-geostationary satellite systems (NGSO), mobile satellite service (MSS), fixed satellite service (FSS), and emerging commercial space regulations.
  • Analyze FCC Notices of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRMs), Orders, Public Notices, and enforcement actions.
  • Develop legal and policy strategies to secure favorable regulatory outcomes.
  • Draft ex parte presentations and represent the company during FCC meetings.
  • Support international market access for satellite services.
  • Assist in coordination with foreign telecommunications regulators regarding licensing and landing rights.
  • Work with foreign counsel, consultants, etc. regarding licensing and spectrum authorizations.
  • Advise on ITU Radio Regulations and related international requirements.
  • Support submissions to ITU and other international authorities.
  • Support domestic and international spectrum coordination activities.
  • Work closely with company engineers to develop technical demonstrations and evidence supporting FCC and international filings.
  • Provide practical legal advice to engineering, operations, product, regulatory, and business development teams.

Required qualifications

  • 5+ years of substantive experience in telecommunications law/policy, either in private practice, in-house, or government service.
  • Significant experience practicing before the FCC, including drafting and filing FCC submissions.
  • Demonstrated expertise with the Communications Act, FCC Rules, ITU Radio Regulations, satellite/spectrum licensing frameworks, and foreign market access.
  • Experience advising clients regarding satellite communications.
  • Excellent legal writing and advocacy skills.
  • Sound legal judgment under evolving regulatory frameworks.
  • Strong interpersonal skills.

Preferred qualifications

  • Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited U.S. law school and active bar membership in good standing in any U.S. jurisdiction.
  • Experience working with LEO satellite operators.
  • Experience with International regulatory advocacy.
  • Prior experience at the FCC, NTIA, or DOD.
  • Experience working with engineering teams on technical regulatory issues and understanding of RF engineering concepts.
  • Security clearance (current or previously held) or eligible to obtain.

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E-Space (operating under e-space.com, legally E-Space SAS / E-Space Inc.) is a pioneering aerospace, space sustainability, and satellite telecommunications company engineered to build, launch, and operate the world's most resilient, dense, and sustainable Low Earth Orbit (LEO) mega-constellation. Founded in 2021 by legendary serial space entrepreneur Greg Wyler—the visionary architect who previously founded groundbreaking satellite constellations O3b Networks and OneWeb—the corporation completely redefines space-based communications by tackling the critical issues of orbital debris, astronomical costs, and high-latency connectivity. Moving far beyond legacy LEO frameworks that risk triggering catastrophic orbital collisions (the Kessler syndrome), E-Space natively manufactures ultra-compact, high-durability microsatellites designed to automatically "crumple" rather than fragment if struck, dramatically minimizing the creation of space pollution. Furthermore, its innovative spacecraft act as active environmental stewards, uniquely architected to capture and safely de-orbit small, untrackable space debris while providing seamless, high-availability global communications. The E-Space architecture acts as a massive global edge-computing and secure data engine, seamlessly connecting billions of easy-to-install Internet of Things (IoT and AIoT) tracking devices, connected autonomous vehicles, and remote sensors across critical infrastructure, defense, digital forestry, and oceanic conservation zones. In addition to commercial applications, the company offers tailored Constellation-as-a-Service (CaaS) and Constellation-as-a-Product (CaaP) frameworks, empowering national governments to own and operate highly secure, sovereign satellite pipelines at a fraction of the capital requirements of legacy Geostationary (GEO) systems. Backed by an initial $50+ million prime funding round led by top-tier deep-tech investors, E-Space has rapidly scaled its international footprint and expanded its wireless technology stack through the strategic acquisition of 5G NTN software developer CommAgility. Headquartered across twin anchoring hubs in Arlington, Texas, and Toulouse, France, with additional advanced engineering facilities across the United Kingdom and Germany, E-Space stands at the definitive vanguard of sustainable NewSpace infrastructure—democratizing real-time planetary data while actively protecting the orbital environment for future generations.

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