Location: Sydney or Melbourne typically 60% office / 40% home)
Contract: Full time
Be the lawyer who drives AI adoption in law. Shape the future of legal service delivery. Work with a top-tier firm on cutting‑edge innovation projects.
We are recruiting for a Knowledge Management Lawyer who will combine legal expertise with technology to transform how legal services are delivered. This role is ideal for someone passionate about innovation, eager to explore generative AI, and ready to make a tangible impact across the Corporate practice group.
The Role
As a Knowledge Lawyer (2–3 PQE), you will:
Partner with the national Corporate legal teams to identify high-impact use cases for generative AI and knowledge tools.
Customise and support the rollout of legal tech solutions.
Act as a key contact for AI‑related queries and troubleshooting.
Develop user‑friendly resources and training materials.
Facilitate knowledge sharing and cross‑practice collaboration.
Assist with client education, pitch preparation,
and tool demonstrations.
About You
We're looking for someone who brings:
Legal qualifications (you don't need to be admitted in Australia, but must have full working rights).
Corporate or Commercial law experience.
Familiarity with legal tech platforms (e.g. Lexis+, Westlaw Precision, CoCounsel, Contract Express).
Solid communication, project management, and stakeholder engagement skills.
A passion for legal technology, continuous learning, and innovation.
A team-oriented mindset with a desire to grow, network, and mentor others.
What’s on Offer
Work alongside Australia's premier Corporate Team.
Hybrid working structure (typically 60% office / 40% home).
Flexibility to discuss arrangements that best support your career and lifestyle.
Exposure to cutting‑edge legal technology and innovation projects.
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📌 Knowledge Lawyer – Corporate City Of Sydney
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