Top Legal Tech Jobs in Chicago, IL

The Deal Desk Manager supports complex enterprise deals by ensuring financial accuracy, compliance, and operational execution, collaborating across teams to drive improvements in pricing strategies and processes.

The Client Service Representative manages client relationships, processes legal documents, and provides exceptional service to meet client needs while ensuring timely delivery of services.

The Sales Development Representative will conduct market research, manage CRM, execute outbound campaigns, and schedule meetings for the CEO.

Nextpoint is a leading provider of cloud-based eLaw services. They look for candidates to support eDiscovery, Litigation, and Admin needs within a flexible work environment, focusing on customer satisfaction and professional development.

The Enterprise Customer Success Manager will drive adoption and satisfaction of legal tech solutions, manage client relationships, and contribute to product evolution, ensuring a high retention rate and client success.

The UI/UX Designer will create and refine user interfaces, enhancing user experience and collaboration with development teams. Responsibilities include developing UI components, wireframes, and conducting UX research.

The Growth Lead role focuses on developing paid search strategies to enhance client acquisition, optimizing campaigns, and collaborating with product teams to improve user experience and data infrastructure.

The Valuation Services Director leads a team in valuing complex financial instruments, manages client relationships, and drives business development in the valuation practice.

Lead end-to-end AML audits focusing on transaction monitoring, CDD, and sanctions screening. Manage audit activities, develop workpapers, and mentor teams with a strong emphasis on data-driven testing.

The TAS Manager performs financial due diligence for clients, prepares analyses for acquisition evaluations, and manages client engagements while leading teams.

The role involves supporting marketing and business development activities, collaborating on content for proposals, tracking client initiatives, and managing communications while maintaining firm systems proficiency.

The Hospitality Manager coordinates hospitality services, manages staff, oversees events, maintains facilities, and ensures client satisfaction, reporting to the Business Director.