Jameson Legal Tech
Legal Engineer

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A leading law firm is looking to hire a proactive and driven legal engineer for a permanent, full-time position. This is an exciting opportunity for a qualified lawyer (PQE 4 years +) to work between the innovation and practice teams, helping lawyers to get the best out of new legal technology and innovation tools.
Main Responsibilities
- Designing and building AI-enabled workflows.
- Working closely with the wider innovation team, contributing to firm-wide technology adoptions.
- Acting as SME on using AI to solve legal problems, including matter management, knowledge retrieval and contract review.
- Supporting lawyers in adopting the right tools for the right tasks.
- Organising and leading regular sessions to keep staff updated on emerging legal technology and AI tools.
- Working closely with partners and knowledge lawyers to gain an understanding of how matters are run.
- Identifying areas where legal AI and technology could add value.
- Managing the innovation and AI roadmap and responsible AI governance.
- Representing the firm at events.
- Diagnosing pain points in legal workflows and identify practical solutions.
- Leading the delivery of AI and innovation initiatives.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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- 4 Years PQE.
- Strong experience in Disputes or Transactions.
- Strong stakeholder engagement and management skills.
- Experience of identifying and effectively implementing improvements into practice.
- A passion for innovation and experience of driving engagement and adoption.
To be successful in this role it is essential that you are highly collaborative with strong interpersonal skills.
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