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Abeyie Innovation UK

(Volunteer) LawTech, Product Lead

London
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Company Description

Abeyie Innovation UK is a UK-based organization committed to turning breakthrough ideas into practical engines of progress. The organization actively contributes to and helps reshape the UK innovation ecosystem by fostering collaboration across law, technology, and business. By connecting visionaries, startups, and industry leaders, Abeyie Innovation UK creates spaces where creativity can thrive and impactful solutions can be developed. Its work is focused on building an innovation-driven future that supports new ventures and strengthens tomorrow’s economy.

Role Description

The (Volunteer) LawTech, Product Lead will be responsible for guiding the vision, strategy, and roadmap of legal technology products that align with Abeyie Innovation UK’s mission. Day-to-day tasks include:

  • Collaborating with founders and stakeholders to define product requirements
  • Translating user and market insights into clear feature sets
  • Coordinating with designers and technologists to deliver and iterate on LawTech solutions

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  • Conducting market and regulatory research
  • Prioritizing product enhancements
  • Monitoring performance and user feedback
  • Ensuring products remain compliant, ethical, and user-centered

This is a full-time, remote role that requires proactive communication, self-management, and comfort working in a fast-evolving innovation environment. As a volunteer position, it is ideal for individuals seeking meaningful impact, experience in LawTech, and opportunities to shape emerging products.

Qualifications

  • Product leadership and management skills, including product strategy, roadmap development, and stakeholder alignment.
  • Experience or strong interest in LawTech, legal services innovation, or technology-driven access to justice solutions.
  • Ability to conduct market, user, and regulatory research and translate findings into clear product requirements.
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills, with experience working across multidisciplinary teams (legal, technical, and business).
  • Comfort with remote work, including self-directed planning, time management, and use of online collaboration tools.
  • Background or education in law, technology, business, product management, or a related field is beneficial.
  • Experience in startups, innovation ecosystems, or volunteer-led initiatives is an advantage.
  • Commitment to inclusive, ethical, and user-centered product development in the legal and technology space.
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