Within the Criminal Prosecution Assistance Group ("CPAG"), perform a variety of specific duties, including applying analytical skills to criminal securities law matters. The incumbent mainly provides investigative assistance to CPAG attorneys and staff with criminal matters currently in the investigative, pre-trial, or trial stages in various Federal and State jurisdictions., and, on occasion, performs legal research and writing. Under the supervision of CPAG attorneys, the incumbent will perform basic trading and evidentiary analysis, and will assist with gathering relevant data from internal and external sources.Essential Job Functions:Work directly with federal and state prosecutors and law enforcement agents, performing specific tasks as requested, under the review of senior staff.Analyze blue sheet data, audit trails and brokerage accounts for potential violations of securities laws and regulations, under the review of senior staff.Draft exhibits to support CPAG attorneys' use in trial and grand jury testimony.Research and create legal memoranda on securities and evidentiary issues.Attend and present at law enforcement conferences, roundtables, and training sessions.Other Responsibilities:On occasion, give testimony in grand juries regarding securities laws, markets, and products.Assist CPAG attorneys with their presentations to law enforcement and prosecutors.Occasionally work independently with law enforcement agents and prosecutors.Education/Experience Requirements:Law degree and admission or pending admission to the bar of the highest court of the District of Columbia or state.Two years of related legal experience.Understanding of applicable law, current judicial interpretations.Ability to analyze and present both orally and in writing.Excellent oral and written communication skills.knowledge of securities laws, rules and regulations relevant to litigation is preferred.Some familiarity with federal criminal law and procedure preferred.Knowledge of audit and trading data and account statements preferred.Proficiency with the use of a PC using the full suite of electronic office product applications, particularly Excel and PowerPoint.Working Conditions:Work is normally performed in a hybrid office environment.Occasional travel and extended hours may be required on short notice.#LI-HybridTo be considered for this position, please submit an application. 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