The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced the opening of positions in its Office of the General Counsel. This division is responsible for legal support of the agency's activities, including issues of contract, administrative, and international law related to space programs. It is expected that qualified lawyers will be recruited who are capable of advising NASA leadership on a wide range of legal matters—from regulating commercial space activities to ensuring compliance with U.S. federal legislation. The announcement does not specify details about specific positions, candidate requirements, and application deadlines. The Office of the General Counsel plays an important role in ensuring that NASA's activities comply with legal norms, as well as in supporting partnerships with private companies and international organizations in the field of space research. Such vacancies traditionally attract the interest of lawyers specializing in public and international law, since work at NASA provides unique experience in regulating the space industry.