Legal Tech Innovation Analyst

We are seeking a talented Legal Tech Innovation Analyst to join a law firm’s Client & Innovation Office in Washington, DC. This position is perfect for individuals who have a deep understanding of legal processes, enjoy tackling technological challenges, and can assist lawyers and legal professionals in maximizing the utility of AI, contract analysis, document automation, and litigation management tools.Responsibilities:Assist lawyers and legal teams in utilizing legal tech for ongoing cases and internal operationsCollaborate on and execute projects using platforms like Kira, Luminance, Opus 2, Legora, Harvey, and other similar toolsDevelop user-friendly resources such as quick guides, FAQs, checklists, and workflow materialsOffer training, demonstrations, and ongoing support for designated applicationsMonitor adoption, collect user input, document challenges, and identify ways to enhance utilizationWork closely with attorneys, IT, Innovation, Training, Knowledge, Research, vendors, and practice groups on tech-driven solutionsStay abreast of legal tech advancements, including agentic AI, contract analysis, collaboration tools, and case management systemsRequirements:Familiarity with law firm or legal department operations, including attorney work, matter workflows, and transaction/litigation processesPractical experience in legal tech support, systems implementation, project management, or workflow enhancementAbility to grasp new platforms quickly and communicate technical concepts effectively to non-technical audiencesKnowledge of legal tech tools like Kira, Luminance, Opus 2, Legora, Harvey, or similar softwareExperience with GenAI prompting, no-code/low-code workflows, or AI-driven legal processesStrong interpersonal, communication, customer service, organizational, problem-solving, and follow-up skillsProficient in Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Teams, Excel, and reporting software; familiarity with Power BI is an assetAbility to handle sensitive information with discretion and professionalismPreferably hold a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field