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Mid level corporate attorney jobs go to lawyers ready to own deals and transactions end to end, guide junior associates, and advise business clients with minimal partner oversight. Openings are concentrated across Healthcare & Medical Services, Technology & Software, and Staffing & Recruiting, with 6% offered on a remote or hybrid basis, and employers like Epic, Jobot, and Medpace actively hiring at this level now.
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Affinity Consulting Group is assisting with the hiring of a Non-Profit Organizations Corporate Attorney for one of our law firm clients. This is a remote position for someone located in the New York City vicinity.
About the Law Firm:
The firm is an established NYC-based boutique law firm focused exclusively on advising nonprofit organizations and mission-driven entities. Founded in 2011, the firm has operated continuously and profitably since inception.
The firm represents a broad range of nonprofit and mission-driven clients working in areas such as economic development, fiscal sponsorship, conservation, youth services, the arts, government improvement, education, and technology. Many of our clients aredeeply rooted in supporting and advancing New York City, and the firm’s impact is visible throughout the City.
The Firm provides our clients with hands-on long-term corporate counsel representation that is more akin to an in-house general counsel than the typical narrow scope law firm representation. We work with all levels and facets of their organizations, and provide a blend of legal, strategic and pragmatic guidance. Our clients think of us as their legal experts, thought partners and team members.
The Role:
We are seeking an experienced transactional attorney to join the Firm’s growing practice. This is a client-facing corporate role within a focused tax-exempt organizations practice. Matters are sophisticated, high-volume, and operationally real, involving governance, contracts, and organizational decision-making for nonprofits. The attorney in this position will work across the full breadth of the firm’s corporate and nonprofit matters.
The position involves a broad range of corporate and nonprofit legal work, including:
- Drafting, negotiating, and reviewing contracts, from routine operational agreements to complex and specialized transactions
- Advising on nonprofit governance, board matters, and organizational policies
- Handling all aspects of corporate formation and restructuring
- Conducting legal research on New York Non-Profit Corporation Law, employment law, and legislative developments affecting nonprofit organizations
Candidate Qualifications
We are seeking an experienced attorney with a solid academic and professional record.
Candidates should have:
- J.D. with strong academic credentials and admission to practice in New York
- 5+ years of corporate transactional experience, including working either in-house at a nonprofit organization or with a law firm tax-exempt organizations practice group.
- A genuine commitment to mission-driven work and building a long-term role with the Firm.
Candidates should be able to demonstrate the following skills:
- Exercise good judgment—and know when to ask questions
- Write clearly and thoughtfully, translating complex legal issues into practical guidance
- See the big picture without missing the details
- Excellent attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple priorities without losing momentum
- Work well independently, but value collaboration and teamwork
- Adept at managing time, meeting deadlines and taking direction
- Comfortable in a small firm where entrepreneurial motivation replaces bureaucracy
Is this the job for you?
The firm has an existing and ongoing book of business that has grown faster than the firm’s staffing. This job is for an experienced nonprofit corporate lawyer, who is ready to step into work for the firm’s clients. In this role, the hired candidate will develop a nuanced understanding the firm’s clients and their issues and history, with the goal of becoming client facing and managing client projects independently.
Candidates are not expected to bring their own book or business. However, the hired candidate will be given opportunities to learn and apply business development skills and strategies.
This position is for a straight shooter, looking to do high quality work without the politics of a larger firm or company, and interested in a clear long-term path to career development.
Flexible Hours and Location (Remote)
This position can be a full-time position, or the Firm may hire one or more part-time roles.
Full-time attorneys will enjoy a flexible salaried schedule but are expected to be available generally during our client’s working hours.
The schedule and hours of part-time attorneys will be determined on a case-by-case basis. While the schedule can be flexible, it should be fairly regular to ensure consistency and availability to meet client demands.
This is a remote position for someone located in New York City, or within three (3) hours of New York City who is available for meetings in NYC. The firm operates out of New York City and Rhinebeck, NY.
While the Firm’s work is fast-paced and demands high standards in meeting client needs, we maintain a strong commitment to scheduling flexibility and work-life balance.
The Firm is an equal opportunity employer.
The pay range for this role is:
150,000 - 200,000 USD per year(New York, New York)
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Mid Level Corporate Attorney Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level corporate attorney job?
Position yourself around the complexity and independence of your existing work, not just its volume. Highlight transactions or matters you managed with limited supervision, clients you advised directly, and any cross-functional collaboration with business teams. Tailor your resume to show substantive ownership, not just support roles, and target postings that match your practice area depth, whether that is M&A, securities, commercial contracts, or corporate governance.
Which companies hire mid level corporate attorneys?
Companies hiring mid level corporate attorneys right now include Epic, Jobot, and Medpace, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of July 2026. Hiring at this level covers large law firms adding associate capacity, in-house legal teams at growth-stage and public companies, and financial institutions building out their transactional practices.
Are there remote mid level corporate attorney jobs?
Yes, though fully remote roles are more selective at this level than for other legal positions. About 6% of mid level corporate attorney openings are remote or hybrid as of July 2026, with hybrid arrangements being the more common format, particularly at law firms and large in-house legal departments where client and team coordination is a regular part of the role.
How do I move up to a mid level corporate attorney role?
The progression from entry level to mid level is built on demonstrating independent judgment, not just task completion. Over your first few years, seek out matters where you can manage a full workpiece rather than one component of it, develop a defined practice area focus, and take on direct client contact where possible. Measurable contributions, such as closing a deal, resolving a negotiation, or reducing legal risk on a significant contract, are what distinguish mid level candidates from those still at the junior stage.
Which industries hire the most mid level corporate attorneys?
Mid Level corporate attorney roles concentrate in Healthcare & Medical Services, Technology & Software, and Staffing & Recruiting, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of July 2026. These sectors drive hiring at this level because their transaction volume, regulatory exposure, and commercial agreement complexity create sustained demand for attorneys who can handle substantive legal work with a degree of autonomy.