Mid-Level M&A/PE Associate
- Salary
- $205K–$285K
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Hybrid
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About the Role
A regional corporate law firm is seeking a mid-level M&A/PE Associate to join its corporate practice. You will lead transactions from due diligence through closing while also advising clients on general corporate matters, with regular client contact and close collaboration with partners.
What You'll Do
Run mergers and acquisitions from initial due diligence through negotiation and closing.
Draft and negotiate purchase agreements, merger agreements, financing documents, and other transactional documents.
Manage due diligence processes and coordinate deal work across multiple matters.
Advise clients on entity formation, corporate structuring, compliance, and ongoing corporate needs.
Support private equity sponsors and portfolio companies throughout the investment lifecycle.
Work directly with clients and partners in a lean team environment.
What We're Looking For
Four to eight years of M&A or private equity transactional experience at a law firm.
A Juris Doctor degree and the ability to practice law in Missouri, or willingness to obtain Missouri licensure.
Experience independently running M&A deals end to end, including PE-sponsored transactions, due diligence, and deal documentation.
Strong drafting and negotiation experience with purchase and merger agreements.
Experience handling general corporate work alongside transactions, such as formations and entity structuring.
Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple client relationships and matters.
US work authorization; visa sponsorship is not available.
Compensation & Benefits
The base salary range is $205,000 to $285,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is not available.
Location
Hybrid, based primarily in St. Louis, Missouri, with four days per week in the office. Candidates based in Chicago with Missouri ties may also be considered.