This does look like a maple, in particular a native species called Boxelder (botanical name Acer negundo). Its foliage shape, unusual for a maple, is sometimes confused with poison ivy, but an easy way to tell them apart is the oppositely-arranged leaves on the maple. (Poison ivy leaves are alternate, where leaves do not connect to the stem directly opposite each other.) Boxelder is not usually grown as a home landscape tree, since it can have a more "messy" growth habit and often requires more intensive pruning (or trimming after storm damage), but like other native maples, it does have good wildlife value and is quite tolerant of poor soils.

Miri