Climate17 is proud to partner with a global leader in renewable energy with over two decades of experience developing, constructing, and operating wind and solar assets. With a multi-gigawatt pipeline across the US, this organisation is recognised for its technical expertise, long-term ownership mindset, and commitment to the energy transition. The business fosters a collaborative, high-performing environment and offers meaningful career development opportunities while actively contributing to decarbonisation and environmental stewardship.
* Position: Associate Attorney
* Location: LaSalle, IL or Stuart, FL preferred - remote considered
* Travel: Approximately 25%
Your Opportunity
This is an opportunity to join a growing in-house legal team supporting utility‑scale renewable energy projects across the US. The role sits close to project development and commercial teams, providing legal support across land, permitting, power sales, and transactional matters. You’ll work on complex, high‑impact projects while gaining exposure to the full lifecycle of wind and solar developments in a fast‑moving, mission‑driven organisation.
Key Responsibilities
* Support cross‑functional teams with legal research and drafting
* Draft and review commercial agreements including NDAs, leases, consulting, and purchase agreements
* Research regulatory and permitting matters related to renewable energy development
* Prepare materials supporting land, power sales, interconnection, financing, and equipment negotiations
* Manage and organise project documentation for internal and external stakeholders
* Provide updates and reports to senior management
* Support additional legal matters as required
What You Bring
* Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
* Admission and good standing with a US Bar (FL, NY, or other relevant jurisdiction)
* 3–5 years’ experience in a relevant legal role
* Strong written communication and legal drafting capability
* Ability to manage multiple, complex workstreams
* Foundational understanding of permitting, regulatory law, land use, and contracts
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