Careers
We're building something special at NOEMA.
Not just another professional services firm, but a place where talented people achieve more together than they ever could alone.
Excellence is not only our mindset––it is our identity.
Our Mission
and Principles
Think about the greatest teams in history. What made them legendary wasn't having the biggest stars - it was having the right people committed to a shared vision of excellence. That's exactly what we're creating here. This is why we want to transparently share the three core principles that drive our firm’s operating approach.
Championship
Teamwork
We win because we play for each other, putting NOEMA's success ahead of personal ambitions.
Shared
Accountability
Everyone owns both their role and our collective results. No passengers, no heroes, just professionals who deliver.
Relentless
Excellence
We're never satisfied with good enough, constantly pushing each other to raise the bar.
Open Roles
About NOEMA Global
Partnering as trusted advisors with iconic clients is what we do at NOEMA Global. These journeys call for more than expertise. They command an energised, relentless drive to stay engaged, challenge the status quo, think way ahead and scan outcomes from different perspectives. Pairing sharp expertise with technically robust judgment in every conversation and project is what makes us distinctive.
The Opportunity
This is a role for someone determined to bring the very best expertise to the table – the kind of person our Partners and Directors offer the opportunity to enjoy real breadth, autonomy and a steep learning curve, not a narrow compliance seat. That is why a strong technical foundation in transfer pricing together with a few years of international tax experience (or at least a solid grasp of core international tax concepts) is the ideal fit. You embrace the fact that geopolitical uncertainty has become structural and appreciate how it shapes the way companies strategise throughout their value chains. You'll manage engagements end to end with persistence, sit across the table from clients and tax authorities, and contribute to our published thought leadership and policy work. You are a key player in the accelerated growth path of a boutique firm advising on the issues defining international tax today and tomorrow. The challenges of dematerialisation of transactions, global workforce mobility, alleviation of (likely) double taxation, Pillar 2 and the steady stream of OECD / UN and domestic developments reshaping the rules are just a few strands in a much broader bundle.
What You’ll Do
- Digest complex fact patterns quickly and turn them into rigorous, clearly explained analysis clients can act on.
- Prepare and own a range of deliverables: planning/structuring reports, tax authority audit responses, MAP/APA submissions, technical memos, proposals and client updates.
- Lead and facilitate client communication directly and independently from an early stage – a primary point of contact, not a back office resource.
- Own projects end to end – scoping, planning, delegating to and reviewing junior colleagues’ work, managing the client relationship and expectations, and delivering to deadline.
- Track international tax and TP developments globally – OECD, UN and EU guidance, case law and shifts in tax authority behaviour – and translate them into timely client advice.
- Contribute to thought leadership: articles, book chapters, consultation responses and conference participation.
- Spot where we can add further value for clients and help convert that into new work.
What We're Looking For (essential)
- 4-6 years of experience in transfer pricing (essential), ideally combined with broader international tax experience, or at minimum a strong working knowledge of core international tax concepts.
- Strong tax technical ability and real breadth across transfer pricing and international tax, built on a genuinely broad base of hands on experience – spanning planning and structuring through to controversy across multiple jurisdictions and project types. You rapidly digest complex fact patterns, ask the right questions, pinpoint the information you need, and produce comprehensive, well reasoned analysis you can explain in plain terms. This is an advisory role: a compliance background (return preparation, TP documentation or benchmarking alone) won't carry the depth we need.
- A solid working knowledge of the international tax framework – confident interpreting and applying double tax treaties and the OECD (and UN) Model Tax Conventions / Commentaries to live client fact patterns, including PEs, withholding taxes and anti avoidance concepts.
- Deep grounding in the OECD TP Guidelines – the foundation of our TP work – including the arm's length principle, comparability and value chain analysis, the TP methods, and their practical application to intangibles (DEMPE), intragroup services and financial transactions, and business restructurings.
- Full lifecycle experience – structuring, planning, design and controversy (audits, MAPs, APAs) – with a track record drafting the corresponding deliverables. You also bring breadth across core international tax concepts – including tax residency, PEs and profit attribution, business restructurings, and exit tax / exit charge analyses.
- A global outlook – strong awareness of international TP/tax developments, OECD/UN/EU guidance, case law and tax authority trends, paired with genuine curiosity and an appetite to research and stay ahead of a fastmoving field.
- Direct client facing experience and end-to-end project management capability – you've led client conversations and owned relationships from an early stage, and you're happy to travel to meet clients and to attend conferences. You are comfortable planning engagements, delegating to junior colleagues, and managing client expectations to deadline, and you use AI tools confidently to work more efficiently.
- A track record of drafting strong, end-to-end deliverables – largely independently and tailored to what each client actually needs – with the judgement to know when to ask for input and support.
- Exceptional organisation and prioritisation – work can land on short notice (a tight consultation deadline, a same day update on a new development), and you keep several deadlines moving without letting quality slip.
- Commercial awareness – you understand the business side of advisory work (engagement scoping, billing) and work hand in hand with our finance colleagues.
- A team player who welcomes constructive feedback and is confident sharing their own views.
Desirable:
- A relevant qualification: ADIT, CTA, ACA/ACCA, a tax focused law degree (LL.M.) or economics background.
- Exposure to interrelated areas – VAT, customs duties, and personal tax / workforce mobility – and willingness to work across them.
- Working knowledge of the UAE corporate tax regime and FTA practice.
- Experience writing for publication or presenting at conferences.
- Additional languages (we're an international team serving international clients).
Our Philosophy
Teaming isn't just our approach – it's our DNA. While we uphold the arm's length principle in transfer pricing matters, we bring everything closer to our hearts when we listen to and collaborate with our clients and colleagues to deliver bespoke solutions for managing their tax affairs as if it were ours.
Geographic mobility excites you. Teaming up through open communication energises you. You never compromise on integrity, you champion diversity in its broadest sense, and you actively seek fun both inside and outside working hours. Most importantly? You're allergic to mediocrity.
Ready to Join Us?
Please send your CV and cover letter to careers@noemaglobal.com.