Applied Materials & Strategic Investments Attorney B6 

United States, California 

359660006

$206,000.00 - $283,500.00Santa Clara,CA

Deal Counsel.The attorney’s primary role would be as deal counsel supporting all aspects of the Corporate Business Development group’s activities, including mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures and other strategic investments. Specifically, the attorney would be involved in:

• Review M&A pipeline review decks and drive regulatory assessment review by antitrust, CFIUS and FDI counsel of potential transactions, including coordinating input from the applicable business unit leaders and technologists
• Prepare and negotiate non-disclosure agreements
• Work with internal tax and finance groups and external counsel on transaction structuring
• Prepare and advise the deal team regarding the negotiation of term sheets
• Conduct and coordinate due diligence investigations, including coordinating with Legal & Compliance Organization (LCO) groups and with IP counsel
• Prepare legal and IP due diligence report-outs for the business and deal team
• Work with outside counsel on preparation of definitive transaction documentation, working with the CBD deal lead to drive agreement negotiations
• Drive resolution of pre-closing and closing activities
• Coordinate presentations on due diligence findings for the LCO and impacted corporate and business groups to support post-close integration and other activities
• Develop and communicate responses to critical legal issues as they arise
• Advise on and coordinate the legal aspects of potential divestitures, including working with IP counsel to assess separability of assets and technology, with antitrust counsel to assess potential counterparties and regulatory requirements
• Assist in the preparation of playbooks and process improvements for the CBD group and participate in company-wide training programs

Required Experience and Skills

• JD from anationally-recognizedlaw school
• The ideal candidate would have at least 6 years of total experience with a practice focused on mergers and acquisitions in a large, international law firm, with at least 2 of those years doing deals with a strong cross-border component for technology companies
• A thorough understanding of the entire M&A process and desire to learn and participate in legal integration efforts
• Experience in or exposure to capital markets, corporate securities and regulatory reporting, and strategic investments
• Experience in or exposure to regulatory assessments and filings, including domestic and foreign antitrust, CFIUS and foreign FDI, and Outbound Investment Rule
• Superior attention to detail and follow-through
• Maturity, tact, pragmatic business judgment, sound decision-making and a ready sense of humor
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Ability to collaborate and work effectively in a team-oriented environment
• Willingness to travel, both domestic and international, up to 25% of the time

Full time

Assignee / Regular