Jobs at Mayer Brown

Supports the European pro bono program by assessing opportunities, managing legal matters, onboarding clients, advising on risk and compliance, coordinating lawyers and external partners, developing training resources, and organizing clinics and events. The role also monitors budgets, participation, outcomes, and reporting while promoting access to justice initiatives across European offices.

Leads European pricing and commercial strategy for a global law firm. Develops pricing proposals, evaluates fee arrangements, assesses matter economics, supports client negotiations, and identifies profitability improvements. Manages the Europe pricing team, develops staff, partners with firm leadership, advances pricing processes and technologies, promotes pricing resources, and supports lawyer training. Requires strong financial modeling, stakeholder influence, commercial analysis, project management, and professional-services pricing experience.

Provides recruitment and development administration for trainee solicitors and solicitor apprentices. Responsibilities include screening applications, managing candidate communications, coordinating assessment centres and university events, supporting vacation schemes and diversity initiatives, maintaining trainee records, arranging payments and secondments, updating PeopleSoft, producing reports, and assisting with qualification and seat-move processes.

Architect and maintain global identity and access management capabilities, including identity governance, privileged access, authentication, Conditional Access, Active Directory, Entra ID, and zero-trust controls. Design secure authentication patterns, firewall architecture, Azure guardrails, and IAM integrations while supporting vulnerability mitigation, audit readiness, vendor governance, documentation, and senior stakeholder communication.

Advise private equity sponsors, lenders, and borrowers on complex leveraged and acquisition finance transactions. Draft and negotiate credit, security, and intercreditor agreements; manage transactions through closing; collaborate on cross-border matters; maintain client relationships; and support business development. The role requires an England and Wales-qualified solicitor with at least four years of post-qualification experience and strong leveraged finance expertise.

Processes high-volume accounts payable transactions for multiple international offices, including invoice posting, electronic payments, supplier reconciliations, disbursements, ledger reconciliations, and month- and year-end activities. Ensures compliance with SRA Accounts Rules, VAT, AML regulations, internal controls, and service-level agreements. Maintains supplier records, resolves invoice queries, supports audits and financial projects, and coordinates approvals with partners, directors, suppliers, and internal stakeholders.