Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have: Approximately 5-10 years of relevant tax law experience, preferably gained at a law firm with a sophisticated transactional practice; Strong knowledge of federal income tax principles applicable to real estate transactions, partnerships, LLCs, and closely held businesses; Meaningful experience with partnership taxation and transactional tax structuring; Experience with Section 1031 exchanges, Qualified Opportunity Zone transactions and other tax-deferred real estate transactions strongly preferred; Experience drafting and reviewing partnership, LLC, joint venture, and transaction documents from a tax perspective; Familiarity with California state and local tax issues affecting real estate transactions preferred; Experience advising on the tax aspects of M&A or other corporate transactions is a plus; Excellent analytical, drafting, communication, and problem-solving skills; The ability to independently manage sophisticated matters while collaborating effectively with attorneys across practice groups; and. Advising on transactions involving partnerships or LLCs where owners have differing tax or liquidity objectives; Drafting and negotiating distribution and tax provisions in partnership agreements, LLC operating agreements, joint venture agreements, and other transaction documents; Advising on federal, state, and local tax considerations arising from real estate and corporate transactions, including California property and transfer tax matters; Providing tax advice in connection with mergers, acquisitions, reorganizations, and other business transactions; Advising investors, funds, businesses, and other clients regarding tax-advantaged investment structures, including Qualified Opportunity Zone matters.