Primary responsibilities include managing and organizing specialized legal and tax documentation, conducting comprehensive research on fiscal law, supporting legal and tax professionals with accurate and up-to-date information resources, and maintaining digital and physical documentation systems for the tax law department.
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in legal documentation, advanced research skills, proficiency in digital document management systems, and specialized knowledge of French tax law. A master's degree in law, information science, or a related field is typically required, along with demonstrated expertise in legal research methodologies and tax documentation.
EY offers a dynamic professional environment with opportunities for continuous learning, competitive compensation, access to cutting-edge legal research technologies, professional development programs, and the chance to work with a leading global professional services organization known for excellence in tax and legal advisory services.
