Associate - Public Companies / Capital Markets at Advocates Legal Recruiting | California, USA | Rezi

Associate - Public Companies / Capital Markets at Advocates Legal Recruiting

Associate - Public Companies / Capital Markets

Advocates Legal Recruiting · California, USA

1 months ago

Associate - Public Companies / Capital Markets

Advocates Legal Recruiting · California, USA

a month ago
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About the Role

One of the most respected AmLaw 100 firms is hiring for its public companies + capital markets team. This group is dialed into the pulse of tech and life sciences — advising 300+ public companies and leading on IPOs, follow-ons, PIPEs, and more.

Responsibilities

  • Guide public companies on SEC reporting, disclosure, and governance
  • Advise on NYSE/Nasdaq compliance and day-to-day ops
  • Lead capital markets deals — IPOs, debt and equity offerings, ATM deals, PIPEs

Requirements

  • 4–6 years of experience in public company and capital markets matters
  • Solid handle on SEC rules and market dynamics
  • Seeking mentorship, real client access, and a collaborative team environment
  • Experience with high-growth tech or biotech clients is a plus

Location

  • San Francisco
  • Palo Alto
  • New York City
  • Los Angeles
  • Boston
  • Austin
  • Washington D.C.
  • Seattle
  • San Diego
  • Salt Lake City

Work Type

  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • 4-6 years

Salary/Compensations

  • $310K–$390K base + merit bonuses

Benefits

  • Bar dues, CLE, and review fees covered
  • Fertility and family planning benefits (including IVF and surrogacy)
  • Mental health support
  • Coaching for working parents
  • Backup childcare
  • Tutoring for children
  • HSA with firm contributions
  • 401(k)
  • Commuter perks
  • Pet insurance
  • ID theft protection

About the Company

  • This is a place where people actually like working with each other — and the clients are the ones you read about in TechCrunch and the WSJ.