Associate US & International Tax (Controversy) New York

Mcdermott Will & Emery Llp•New York, NY

About The Position

Build your big career with the firm that does Big Law, Better. McDermott Will & Schulte is a leading global law firm that brings together more than 1,750 lawyers and 1,450 business professionals. We celebrate excellence, collaboration, and community and have been recognized as a top workplace by USA Today, Fortune, The American Lawyer, Vault and others. We are also certified by Great Place to Work. Here, we don't just invest in your future, we accelerate your career - wherever it may lead. That includes supporting you both in and outside of the office. With us, you'll find: A firm where everyone belongs: Our award-winning culture prioritizes warmth and authenticity — we encourage you to be yourself! Enthusiasm for all perspectives: We're smarter and stronger when everyone has a voice and a seat at the table. We welcome unique viewpoints and ideas, and we make opportunities for you and your career to thrive. Support to feel your best and do your best: Wellness is integral to building a successful career and a rich life. That's why our McDermott Well program supports your physical, emotional, mental, and financial health, with an emphasis on work-life balance. Real rewards for real work: We offer generous compensation packages that recognize hard work and excellence The US & International Tax Group is seeking an associate with 3 to 5 years of experience to join our New York office. Candidates must be submitted online through our web-apply portal for consideration. Questions can be directed to Amy Gillmore, Talent Acquisition Manager at .

Requirements

Tax Controversy experience required, preferably both administrative controversy and tax litigation experience
Ability to work well in a collaborative environment.
First rate organizational skills and ability to manage productive relationships with clients and co-advisors.
Excellent writing, speaking, researching, and analytical skills, along with a strong academic background.
Must be able to be admitted to the NY Bar.