Solutions Consultant

Gowling WLG
Birmingham
1 year ago
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About the role: 

Are you passionate about driving legal innovation and digital transformation, and want to join an international law firm that is at the cutting edge of technology and solutions for the legal sector? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you. 

We are looking for an experienced Solutions Consultant to join our dynamic CoLab Team, based in our Birmingham office. The CoLab Team delivers innovative solutions for our people and clients; and enhances how we run our own business, enabling the firm to adapt, embrace change and generate fresh thinking. 

Within this role you will be responsible for:

Driving the firm's innovation and growth through cutting-edge technology solutions, spearheading the adoption and mastery of tools that elevate our strategic goals. Managing an area of our solutions portfolio ("Employee Experience," "Client Experience," "Process Excellence," and "Data Driven Firm.")  Establishing yourself as the go-to expert and passionate advocate of your assigned solutions, ensuring you consistently work to deliver transformative value. Engaging with a diverse audience, from lawyers to clients and vendors highlighting and promoting the significant advantages and innovative methods of incorporating technology into legal work.

About you:

We are looking for someone who demonstrates a passion and an in-depth knowledge and wealth of experience in legal technology, innovation, or digital transformation - preferably in a law firm, legal technology provider or technology consulting practice.

Your work experience should demonstrate a proven track record of leading and managing successful technology projects and initiatives, from conception through to implementation and assessment. You will have a passionate vision for the role and influence of technology within the legal sector, along with the capability to effectively promote and advocate to diverse audiences, both internally and externally.

To this role you will bring:

Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills, with the ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with a diverse and talented team of legal technology professionals. Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify, evaluate and implement innovative and effective technology solutions for the firm and its clients. Outstanding communication and presentation skills, with the ability to convey complex and technical information in a clear and engaging manner. A highly collaborative and adaptable approach, with the ability to work effectively with various stakeholders across different functions, levels, and locations.

Qualifications/technical skills required:

A bachelor's degree or higher in law, computer science, information systems, or a related field A deep and specialised knowledge of a specific area of the legal technology landscape, such as document automation, contract lifecycle management or artificial intelligence, as well as the best practices and standards in the industry.  A high level of proficiency and experience in using and leveraging the Microsoft PowerPlatform, with expertise in PowerApps and Power Automate being an advantage, as well as other relevant technologies, such as document automation, contract lifecycle management, artificial intelligence, e-discovery, knowledge management and data analytics.

What We Can Offer You:

Gowling WLG has been recognised as one of best places to work in the UK and has been ranked by Great Place to Work for 24 consecutive years. 

Excellent benefits, including:

A hybrid approach to office and remote working. 25 days annual leave, with the option to buy up to a week's extra annual leave. Free private medical insurance, and the option to add family members. A generous pension allowance. Life assurance covering four times your annual salary. The chance of a three-month sabbatical every five years. Maternity, paternity, and adoption leave schemes. A range of health and wellbeing programmes. Offices in Birmingham city centre with an onsite restaurant. Opportunities to flourish in your role through training and personal development.

Equal Opportunities:

Gowling WLG is committed both to promoting equality and diversity in the firm and to Equal Opportunities in employment. The firm believes in equality of opportunity regardless of race or racial group (including colour, nationality, ethnicity, national origins), religion or belief, age, disability, sexual orientation, sex, gender re-assignment and gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, and pregnancy, maternity, and paternity. This also includes any incidents of perceptive or associative discrimination and harassment.

At Gowling WLG we seek to attract and retain talented people from a diverse range of backgrounds and cultures, to create an exciting and rewarding place to work. Our aim is to fulfil everyone's potential and together to achieve personal and business goals.

If you have any queries in relation to this position or would like to see a full job description, please contact Meg Astley at 

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