AI & Innovation Advisor

Lex Talent; Greater London; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Lex Talent in London is seeking an Artificial Intelligence & Innovation Advisor to help turn AI investment into real-world impact within a US-headquartered law firm. You will focus on AI enablement and adoption, working with lawyers and business teams to understand, embrace and get real value from the firm's AI tools.

You don't need to be a lawyer; experience in legal technology, innovation, knowledge, AI enablement or digital transformation is valued.

Qualifications

• Experience in AI enablement or digital transformation.
• Understanding of the legal environment and ability to engage with lawyers.

Responsibilities

• Drive AI adoption and engagement across the London office.
• Help lawyers identify where AI can improve workflows.
• Deliver training, workshops and one-to-one support.
• Develop practical use cases and share best practice.
• Build confidence around new AI tools and technologies.
• Collaborate with global teams to support the firm's AI strategy.

Skills

AI adoption

Training delivery

Stakeholder engagement

Change management

Job description

Artificial Intelligence & Innovation Advisor

Help turn AI investment into real-world impact.

Our client, a US-headquartered law firm, is looking for a Artificial Intelligence & Innovation Advisor to join its London office.

The firm has invested heavily in AI. This role is about making sure that investment genuinely changes the way people work.

The focus is firmly on AI enablement and adoption - working closely with lawyers and business teams to help them understand, embrace and get real value from the firm's AI tools.

You'll be responsible for:

• Driving AI adoption and engagement across the London office
• Helping lawyers identify where AI can improve the way they work
• Delivering training, workshops and one-to-one support
• Developing practical use cases and sharing best practice
• Building confidence around new AI tools and technologies
• Working with global teams to support the firm's wider AI strategy

You don't need to be a lawyer.

You might come from legal technology, innovation, knowledge, AI enablement or digital transformation. What matters is that you understand the legal environment, can engage confidently with lawyers and are passionate about helping people get the very best from AI.

If you're excited by AI but equally excited by the people and adoption side of it, this could be a fantastic opportunity.