AI Product Manager – Legal only

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13 months ago

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Please note: Do not send in your CV if you do not have any recent Legal experience within 2 to 3 years. Hybrid model offers 2 days WFH and 3 days in the office, depending on workload.

Job purpose:

A leading international Law Firm organisation is expanding its IT Services team and is seeking an AI Product Manager to take ownership of a dynamic portfolio of AI tools—spanning both internally developed systems and cutting-edge third-party products.
This role offers a rare opportunity to influence the AI roadmap within a progressive and fast-paced environment. You’ll work at the intersection of legal tech, AI innovation, and product strategy, helping to shape the digital future of a highly respected sector.

Skills required:
Experience working for a law firm or legal operations (Essential)
Proven experience in product management — buying and building applications.
Deep understanding of AI technologies: ML, NLP, neural networks
Strong project management skills with multitasking ability
Exceptional written and verbal communication
Analytical mindset with proficiency in data tools
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Business or related field (advanced degree preferred)

This position comes with very good benefits and offers a secure, stable and career growth path.

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