Luminance
Senior Legal Implementation Specialist

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About Luminance
Luminance is the pioneer of Contract Intelligence for enterprise. Backed by internationally renowned venture capital firms and named in both the Forbes AI 50 list of 'Most Promising Private AI Companies in the World' and Inc. 5000's 'Fastest Growing Companies in America', Luminance is transforming how legal teams work around the world.
We are expanding rapidly across global markets and supporting enterprise customers in more than 60 countries, including AMD, National Grid, LG, and DHL.
The opportunity
As a Senior Legal Implementation Specialist, you take our most complex customers through to confident, independent use of the Luminance platform - and you raise the standard of how the whole team delivers.
You own the accounts that carry the most commercial weight, the widest scope, or the most demanding stakeholders, and you make the judgement calls on them yourself. You also shape how the function works: setting delivery patterns rather than only applying them, coaching colleagues, and acting as a credible voice back into Product.
What you'll do
- Lead implementations for complex, strategically significant, or high-value customers - multi-jurisdiction rollouts, bespoke requirements, senior stakeholder scrutiny
- Own discovery where scope is broad or contested, converting competing objectives into a sequenced, deliverable plan
- Design configurations that hold up at scale, making trade-offs deliberately and explaining them credibly
- Manage a portfolio of concurrent implementations against agreed timelines, milestones, and outcomes
- Act as the point of escalation on delivery risk, arriving with a recommendation rather than only a flag
- Lead the difficult conversations: resetting expectations, reframing requests that add unnecessary complexity, recovering implementations that have gone off track
- Coach colleagues and review their work against implementation standards, holding the quality bar where it slips
- Define and improve the playbooks, configuration standards, and training assets the team relies on
- Feed structured, evidenced insight into Product, separating one-off requests from recurring customer needs
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What success looks like
- Complex implementations land against agreed milestones, with risk resolved early rather than escalated late
- Customers reach meaningful value quickly, use the platform independently, and are willing to say so
- Configuration decisions still hold twelve months on, without avoidable rework
- The patterns you define are adopted as standard across the team, not used only by you
- The colleagues you coach measurably improve
What we're looking for
- 4-5 years of client-facing experience in legal tech or B2B SaaS - implementation, onboarding, professional services, delivery, or customer success - and/or significant relevant legal experience
- A track record of owning complex or high-value implementations end to end
- Fluency with contracts, negotiation positions, approval processes, and commercial workflows, and the confidence to interrogate a customer's process rather than record it
- Proven judgement: distinguishing a genuine requirement from a product limitation, and both from an opportunity to recommend a better approach - and holding that position with a senior stakeholder
- Credibility with executive audiences, including General Counsel, Heads of Legal Operations, and procurement leadership
- Strong prioritisation across a demanding portfolio, with accuracy maintained under pressure
- The ability to coach others and give direct, constructive feedback
- Comfort setting direction in ambiguity, for yourself and for others
- Experience crafting effective prompts for AI systems, and the ability to teach it


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Desirable
- Qualified lawyer, or in-house legal or legal operations experience
- Experience implementing enterprise software within legal, procurement, compliance, or commercial teams
- Familiarity with contract lifecycle management, legal operations, or legal technology
- Experience of multi-region or phased enterprise rollouts, or of mentoring others
Additional details
- Permanent, full-time
- Customer-facing and implementation-focused, within our global Delivery Team
- Senior level within the Legal Implementation function, with defined progression into Lead (management track) or Strategic (individual contributor) roles
- Some travel may be required, depending on customer and business needs
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