U.S. Associate- Energy & Infrastructure

Linklaters•Washington DC, DC

14d•$365,000 - $435,000

About The Position

The global Energy & Infrastructure team specializes in large scale, award winning and market-leading transactions covering renewables, nuclear, hydrogen and other decarbonization/energy transition technologies, infrastructure (including digital, social and transport), energy storage and transmission, mining, oil and gas, refining and petrochemicals, LNG, thermal power and water. The Firm is looking for a mid-level or senior associate (class 2014- 2020 preferred) to join the New York or Washington D.C. office. U.S. J.D. and admission to the New York State Bar or D.C. Bar required. A strong candidate will have a background in renewables, specifically U.S. domestic renewables (including solar, wind, energy storage and alternative fuels.). Experience with project documents and being the lead associate responsible for all aspects of U.S. renewables transactions is a plus. This is a terrific opportunity to join a busy and growing practice advising clients in both domestic and cross-border matters. The base salary range offered for this role will be between $365,000 and $435,000 and represents the firm’s good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible compensation at the time of posting. Actual compensation will be dependent upon a number of factors including, but not limited to, the candidate’s relevant experience, performance, qualifications, as well as the needs of the firm. The total compensation package for this position may include discretionary bonuses and other benefits. Technical Skills: This list of duties and responsibilities above is not exhaustive. It is intended to describe the general content of, and requirements for, the performance of this job. As such, the role may also include the undertaking of additional tasks as required.

Requirements

U.S. J.D.
Admission to the New York State Bar or D.C. Bar
Background in renewables, specifically U.S. domestic renewables (including solar, wind, energy storage and alternative fuels.)