Transactional Tax Associate
Listed on 2026-09-18
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Law/Legal
Tax Law -
Finance & Banking
Tax Law, Corporate Finance
Senior Tax Associate | Emerging Growth and Tech Platform | AmLaw 100
The RoleYou will advise on the full spectrum of federal, state, and international tax matters tied to:
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Capital markets transactions
- Equity financings
- Technology transfers and complex licensing arrangements
- Domestic and cross-border tax planning
The practice works hand-in-hand with corporate, capital markets, and IP teams across offices, giving you consistent exposure to high-value, high-visibility matters. You will not be siloed.
Candidate Profile- 4 to 6 years of law firm tax experience
- Strong grounding in transactional tax, including M&A and financing work
- Experience supporting emerging growth or middle-market companies preferred
- Comfort advising on both domestic and international tax structures
- Excellent academic credentials and clear, precise communication skills
You should be confident running core components of transactions and comfortable interfacing directly with corporate deal teams.
Why This RoleThis is a nationally integrated tax group at a firm consistently ranked at the top of Vault and Chambers for corporate and emerging companies work. The platform is deeply embedded in the tech and life sciences sectors, representing companies from formation through IPO and beyond. Associates here gain early responsibility on sophisticated transactions and build real fluency in venture-backed and public company work.
The compensation range is $310,000 to $390,000, based on class year, with discretionary merit bonuses.
The firm offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes:
- family-building benefits
- paid parental leave
- wellness reimbursements
- firm-paid CLE and bar dues
- robust 401(k) program
This role can sit in New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Palo Alto, or San Diego.
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