Senior Associate - Corporate (M&A/Private Equity) - Sydney

Senior Associate - Corporate (M&A/Private Equity) - Sydney

Our client is a leading international law firm with an established reputation for advising on complex, high-profile corporate transactions across Australia and internationally.

The Team

The Corporate M&A and Private Equity team advises major domestic and international clients on sophisticated corporate transactions, with a strong focus on private equity investments, mergers and acquisitions and cross-border matters. Lawyers within the team benefit from exposure to market-leading transactions, direct client engagement and opportunities to collaborate with specialists across an extensive international network.

The Role

An excellent opportunity exists for a Senior Associate (5–8 PQE) to join a highly regarded team in Sydney. Working closely with experienced Corporate Partners and a collaborative international team, you will:

• Advise on complex domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments and corporate transactions.
• Act for leading private equity sponsors, institutional investors and major corporate clients.
• Assist with transaction structuring, due diligence and regulatory considerations across multiple jurisdictions.
• Manage significant transactions and coordinate with clients, counterparties and international legal teams throughout the transaction lifecycle.
• Mentor junior lawyers and collaborate with specialists across other practice areas on complex transactions.

About you

Ideally, you will have 5–8 years' post-admission experience gained within a top-tier law firm, with a strong background in Corporate M&A and Private Equity. Additionally, you will have:

• Strong experience in complex mergers and acquisitions and private equity transactions.
• Excellent drafting, negotiation and transaction management skills.
• A sound understanding of corporate transaction structures and the broader commercial and regulatory environment.
• Excellent communication and organisational skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities.
• Admission to practise law in Australia or New Zealand.

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