Introduction
This is an opportunity to join a high-performing Energy, Resources & Infrastructure team advising on market-leading projects and transactions across Australia and internationally. You will work on complex, high-value matters within a collaborative team that is shaping the future of the energy and resources sector.

About the Firm
This leading Australian law firm is known for its excellence, integrity and innovation, delivering strategic advice on complex transactions, disputes and regulatory matters for some of the world’s most sophisticated clients.

The Role
Advise on major energy, resources and infrastructure projects and transactions, including mining, oil and gas and renewables matters.
Work across the full project lifecycle, from acquisition and development through to operations and divestment.
Collaborate closely with senior practitioners on complex corporate, regulatory and project development matters.

About You
You will ideally have five or more years’ post-qualification experience (or equivalent) within energy, resources,



infrastructure or a closely related practice.
You bring a solid understanding of Australian mining and oil and gas regulatory frameworks, with excellent drafting and analytical skills.
You are a collaborative team player with the capacity and motivation to work on technically challenging, high-profile matters and build trusted client relationships.

Advantages & Opportunities
Supportive, merit-based culture where performance is recognised and rewarded, with opportunities to work alongside highly regarded practitioners in the field.
Top-of-market remuneration and comprehensive perks, including up to 26 weeks’ paid parental leave and additional annual leave.
Engaging workplace setting with solid diversity and inclusion initiatives, learning opportunities and regular social and team-building activities.

How to Apply
Apply now to express your interest in this chance.

📌 Senior Associate Energy, Resources And Infrastructure 5+ Pqe Western Australia
🏢 Practice.People.
📍 Western Australia