Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in NYC, NY

The role involves supporting capital markets and public companies, focusing on IPOs, compliance, and documentation management. Requires strong communication and Excel skills in a corporate environment.

The Executive Assistant will provide proactive support to partners, manage calendars, travel, billing, and assist in business development while ensuring confidentiality and organization.

Fenwick seeks a 3L interested in tax law to join its tax group. Responsibilities include serving diverse clients in tax planning and controversy.

The Mid-Level Corporate Paralegal will manage startup incorporations, capital markets, and M&A tasks, emphasizing technology and documentation oversight.

The Executive Assistant provides high-level administrative support to corporate partners, managing schedules, client relations, travel, and business development tasks to improve partner efficiency and facilitate operations.

The role involves supporting technology transactions, advising on complex commercial transactions and M&A for technology companies while possessing strong legal expertise in intellectual property and contract law.

Counsel and litigate for employers on employment matters, including wage-and-hour, terminations, leaves, investigations, worker classification, and employment agreements. Manage single-plaintiff and complex litigation, advise and train managers, and draft or review policies, offer letters, handbooks, compensation plans, and separation agreements. Serve clients including early- and mid-stage startups with a business-minded approach.

The Executive Compensation Associate will handle executive compensation matters, including M&A, public offerings, and legal compliance regarding employee incentives, requiring solid knowledge of tax and securities laws.

The IT Intern will support service desk operations, AI tools, cybersecurity incident response, and digital training projects, gaining hands-on IT experience.

Support attorneys in formation and management of venture capital funds: prepare and track organizational and offering documents, coordinate closings, file securities forms, maintain data rooms, assist with fund operations, and perform related legal and factual research.