Manage annual reports, tax filings, and registered agent relationships
Coordinate entity lifecycle events
Track corporate compliance calendars and deadlines
Maintain corporate records and minute books
Prepare board and committee meeting materials
Support M&A transactions and corporate restructurings
Prepare intercompany agreements and treasury documentation
Coordinate with outside counsel and advisors
Draft and manage routine corporate documents
Coordinate notarization, apostille, authentication, and legalization
Qualification
Exceptional organizational skillsProficiency with Microsoft Office SuiteEducation / Certifications10+ years of paralegal experienceDeep expertise in entity management
Required
Strong working knowledge of notarization, apostille, and document authentication/legalization processes for both domestic and cross-border transactions
Exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to interface confidently with senior executives, board members, and external counsel
High level of discretion and judgment in handling confidential and sensitive information
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, document management systems, and electronic signature platforms (DocuSign, Adobe Sign, or similar)
Familiarity with regulatory considerations specific to defense contractors, including CFIUS/FOCI, ITAR/EAR, and government contracts disclosure obligations
Education / Certifications
Bachelor’s degree and/or paralegal certificate from an ABA-approved program (or equivalent professional experience)
Paralegal certifications such as PACE (NFPA) or CP/CLA (NALA)
10+ years of paralegal experience, with a meaningful portion gained in-house at a public or large private company
Deep expertise in entity management, corporate governance, and SEC/public-company corporate operations
Hands-on experience with board portal software (e.g. Diligent Boards or similar)