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Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for an Information Technology Manager, based in our Washington DC office. Financial Times selected Orrick as the Most Digital Firm of 2020, and in the past five years, the Most Innovative Law Firm of the Year three times and runner-up twice.
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Orrick is a global law firm focused on serving the technology & innovation, energy & infrastructure and finance sectors. Founded more than 150 years ago in San Francisco, Orrick today has offices in 25+ markets worldwide.
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Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for a Benefits and Leave Specialist in the Wheeling, WV office. Orrick is committed to providing a comprehensive, competitive, and thoughtful total compensation package to our attorneys and staff, wherever they work.
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Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for a Systems Administrator in the New York office. Orrick accepts applications for this position on an ongoing basis, until filled. For the ninth year in a row, Fortune named Orrick to its 2024 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For. Learn more about our awesome employee experience here: Fortune 100 Great Place To Work certified company.
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The IT Security Engineer I, under the direction of the IT Security Manager and with the assistance of more senior engineers, performs critical security-related functions for the firm as a key member of the IT Security team.
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Additionally, Orrick has been recognized as a Project Finance Firm of the Year (Law360) and a Band 1 firm for US Renewables and PPP (Chambers). Orrick currently has an opportunity for an attorney to join our market-leading Technology Companies Group practice open to our New York City or Boston office.
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Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for a Project Assistant in the Wheeling, WV (GOIC) office. Perform internal Orrick collections through Evault and Exchange for Risk Management matters.
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Assist on pre-litigation employment matters for Orrick (demand letters, administrative charges, pre-lit mediations & settlements) as needed by the Office of General Counsel. Orrick currently has an excellent opportunity for a Talent Counsel.
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