Technical Conveyancer: Hybrid, Impact-Driven Specialist

Simplify; United States; Hybrid; GBP 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid/Remote work

25 days holiday

Pension & life cover

Assistance programme

Free conveyancing services

Retail discounts

Job summary

Simplify is seeking a highly experienced Conveyancer (Technical Specialist) to support a residential conveyancing operation. This role is non-case carrying and non client-facing, but hands-on, providing technical guidance and ensuring file progression across a portfolio of clients.

You’ll resolve complex issues, apply specialist knowledge across building safety, shared ownership, transfers of part, and new build properties, while remaining independent and outcome‑driven.

Qualifications

• 5+ years’ experience handling a mixed residential conveyancing caseload.
• Strong technical knowledge including title checking and complex matters.
• Proven ability to provide technical guidance and support to conveyancers.

Responsibilities

• Take responsibility for a portfolio of clients, supporting file progression and resolution.
• Act as a technical escalation point for complex residential conveyancing matters.
• Draft, review and approve high‑level legal documentation autonomously.
• Share knowledge, mentor colleagues, and contribute to continuous improvement.
• Champion the use of technology, AI and automation to improve outcomes.

Skills

Title Checking

Residential conveyancing

Risk assessment

Independent working

Mentoring

Education

Qualified Conveyancer

Job description

Simplify is seeking a highly experienced Conveyancer (Technical Specialist) to support a residential conveyancing operation. This role is non-case carrying and non client-facing, but hands-on, providing technical guidance and ensuring file progression across a portfolio of clients.

You’ll resolve complex issues, apply specialist knowledge across building safety, shared ownership, transfers of part, and new build properties, while remaining independent and outcome‑driven.