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Associate, Executive Compensation & Benefits

Full TimeOn Site
San Francisco, California

, San Francisco, California 94102 • Michael Page - San Francisco, California

Job Title

Competitive annual salary ranging from $235,000 to $390,000, based on JD year and other relevant factors.

Opportunity to work on sophisticated transactional matters

Exposure to executive compensation issues across a broad range of corporate deals

Collaborative, cross-practice working environment

Direct client interaction and advisory responsibilities

Ongoing exposure to developing legal and market trends in executive compensation and benefits

Competitive compensation package in line with market disclosures

Job Description

Advise clients on executive compensation and benefits-related legal matters.

Draft and review compensation and benefits documentation, including equity plans and employment agreements.

Support clients in compliance with applicable federal and state laws, including tax and securities regulations.

Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to deliver legal solutions tailored to client needs.

Provide guidance on the design and implementation of compensation structures and benefit plans.

Assist in due diligence and integration processes for mergers and acquisitions.

Conduct research and analysis to stay updated on legal developments impacting executive compensation and benefits.

Deliver presentations and training sessions to clients on relevant legal issues.

The Successful Applicant

A successful candidate should have:

Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school

Admitted to practice law in the relevant jurisdiction or eligible for prompt admission

2-6 years of experience advising on executive compensation and employee benefits matters in M&A transactions

Strong knowledge of relevant laws and regulations

Excellent analytical skills and strong attention to detail

Ability to work independently and as part of a collaborative team

Experience using legal AI tools is advantageous