Housing Sector Product Specialist -Legal Tech/AI

Creideas; Lancashire; Remote; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Creideas is recruiting a Housing Sector Product Specialist for a remote role focusing on legal tech and AI within a housing law context. You will combine housing law expertise with data-driven QA to ensure platform outputs are accurate and defensible.

You will work closely with Product Managers and Developers, testing disrepair claims, Housing Association processes, and Housing Ombudsman-related data, while staying up to date with legal tech advances.

Qualifications

• Experience in housing disrepair claims or Housing Association work.
• Strong analytical and data-oriented mindset with attention to detail.
• Curious about Legal Tech/AI and how it applies to housing law.

Responsibilities

• Test platform data and outputs for housing-related claims prior to release.
• Design test cases and model answers for various scenarios.
• Identify errors and root causes in outputs.
• Provide actionable feedback to Product Managers and developers.
• Support product evaluations and data preparation.
• Contribute to QA processes and documentation.
• Stay updated on developments in legal tech and AI.

Skills

Housing sector knowledge

QA testing

Data analysis

Job description

Housing Sector Product Specialist -Legal Tech/AI (Home based role)

Home Based £30,000-£40,000 DOE November start date
Creideas is recruiting for an exciting new opportunity with a Manchester-based legal technology client. We're looking for a housing sector product specialist to bring their housing law knowledge, analytical skills, and attention to detail into a fast-moving environment where law, AI and technology come together.
This is an excellent opportunity for somebody who has hands on experience working in housing disrepair claims, Housing Associations or the Housing Ombudsman and is now looking to move into a Legal Tech role.

The Role:

This is a hands-on quality and analysis role where your housing expertise, data-driven approach and rigorous attention to detail will help ensure our platform delivers accurate, complete, and defensible results. You'll work closely with Product Managers and the Development Team to test platform outputs against real-world and test data, identify errors, gaps, inconsistencies, and edge cases, and assess how the product performs across different scenarios. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a legal housing background who is interested in how AI and technology are changing the way legal work is delivered.

Key Responsibilities:

• Evaluate and test platform data and outputs across a range of disrepair claims, Housing Ombudsman assessments, ensuring quality and accuracy before release.
• Design test cases and model answers to assess platform performance across different scenarios and use cases.
• Identify errors, inconsistencies, anomalies, and edge cases, analysing patterns to help uncover root causes.
• Provide clear, actionable feedback to Product Managers and developers, and validate that fixes resolve identified issues.
• Support Product Managers with day-to-day evaluations, data preparation, and competing priorities, while maintaining consistent quality standards.
• Contribute to improving QA processes, evaluation frameworks, and documentation, using sensitive data responsibly and feeding insights into product decisions.
• Contribute ideas and practical legal insight to help shape the development of new product features.
• Stay up to date with developments in legal technology and AI and consider how these could improve the platform.
• Act as a key link between legal expertise and product development, helping translate legal requirements into practical improvements within the platform.

Working pattern:

This is a fully remote, home-based role, working Monday to Friday 9am-5pm 35 hours per week. The team currently meet once a month for a team catch-up, with the office based in Manchester.

The individual

We're looking for someone who combines strong legal knowledge with curiosity, attention to detail and a genuine interest in technology and AI.

You'll ideally have:

• Previous housing experience working in one of the following areas: Housing disrepair claims, a Housing Association/Local Authority/Landlord or the Housing Ombudsman Service.
• A good understanding of the information and processes involved in housing complaints/disputes and their resolution.
• An analytical and data-oriented mindset, with the ability to spot patterns, anomalies and quality issues. You don't need to be highly technical - curiosity and logical thinking are more important.
• Excellent attention to detail and a methodical approach to testing, investigation and documentation.
• A naturally curious and constructively sceptical approach - you'll be comfortable questioning whether an output is genuinely correct and defensible, rather than simply plausible.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to provide clear and precise feedback to both Product and Development colleagues.
• Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities across different workstreams.
• A proactive, self-starting approach and the ability to work effectively in a fast-moving product environment.
• A genuine interest in Legal Tech, AI and the future of legal services.

This is a chance to take your housing law experience in a different direction. Rather than working solely on traditional legal matters, you'll have the opportunity to apply your legal knowledge to the development of an AI-powered product, working alongside Product and Development specialists and helping shape how technology is used within the housing sector. You don't need to be an AI expert to apply for this role. We're looking for someone who can bring their legal expertise, judgement and attention to detail and apply it in a new and exciting environment.