Junior Corporate Trust Attorney – Finance Practice

Keystone Distinction Group; Charlotte (NC); Hybrid; USD 235,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Generous bonus structure

Medical/dental/vision insurance

Job summary

Keystone Distinction Group in Charlotte, NC, is seeking a Corporate Trust Junior Associate Attorney to join its Finance Practice Group in a hybrid arrangement. The role focuses on sophisticated capital markets and structured finance matters within a renowned international AmLaw 50 firm.

Candidates should have a JD from a top-tier law school, active NC Bar admission, and 2–3 years of relevant experience. Strong drafting, negotiation, and client‑facing skills are essential for success.

Qualifications

• JD from a top-tier law school with excellent academic credentials.
• Active North Carolina Bar in good standing.
• 2–3 years substantive experience in capital markets, especially structured finance.
• Strong drafting and negotiation abilities.
• Excellent analytical and interpersonal skills in fast-paced, team settings.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients on structured finance matters and capital markets transactions.
• Draft, review, and negotiate transaction documents for diverse structured finance deals.
• Collaborate with colleagues across practice groups to support complex transactions.
• Maintain direct client interaction and contribute to growth of the finance practice.

Skills

Capital markets transactions

Drafting

Negotiation

Team collaboration

Analytical skills

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

Keystone Distinction Group in Charlotte, NC, is seeking a Corporate Trust Junior Associate Attorney to join its Finance Practice Group in a hybrid arrangement. The role focuses on sophisticated capital markets and structured finance matters within a renowned international AmLaw 50 firm.

Candidates should have a JD from a top-tier law school, active NC Bar admission, and 2–3 years of relevant experience. Strong drafting, negotiation, and client‑facing skills are essential for success.