AI Strategist, Legal

Responsibilities Own strategic legal engagements Lead discovery with law firms and in-house legal departments: what matters to the practice, what problems they are solving, and which workflows are worth automating Define scope—what is the right thing to build—and own success metrics, pilot design, and commercial structure Drive deployment and rollout across practice groups and legal departments, with real revenue responsibility alongside Sales Be the demo and technical proof engine Build and deliver compelling, workflow-specific demonstrations: legal research, contract review and analysis, due diligence, drafting, deposition and discovery summarization, regulatory monitoring Prototype workflows, skills, and connector configurations hands-on in Perplexity Computer and the API Platform to prove value in the customer's own use cases Run pilots and evaluations that hold up to scrutiny from skeptical partners and general counsel Bring domain judgment to the product Translate how practice groups, legal departments, and legal ops teams actually work into product, connector, and data-partnership priorities Assess whether we have the right research, contract, docket, and document-management integrations to serve each legal segment—and drive the roadmap where we do not Codify repeatable engagement patterns: discovery templates, practice-specific reference workflows, demo libraries, and deployment playbooks Operate as the commercial lead Own senior relationships with partners, general counsel, and legal-innovation leaders; move engagements through qualification, scoping, proposal, pricing, legal, and close Create urgency, write crisp follow-ups, and know when to push and when to wait

Qualifications 3+ years of direct experience practicing law at a leading firm or in-house—litigation, transactional, or regulatory—or in legal ops / legal innovation with deep workflow exposure; you have run diligence, drafted and negotiated agreements, and lived the workflows you will now automate 5+ years of total experience spanning legal and some combination of technical GTM, sales engineering, solutions architecture, AI product strategy, or applied AI with customer exposure Deep fluency in legal workflows: research, contract review, diligence, drafting, discovery, regulatory analysis, and matter management Strong intuition for AI products, agents, and workflows, with the ability to understand technical systems without needing every detail pre-digested Demonstrated ability to turn ambiguous customer problems into scoped, executable deployment plans with clear success metrics Strong commercial instincts and comfort operating with partners, general counsel, CIOs, and heads of innovation Excellent written and verbal communication; able to write proposals, customer memos, technical scopes, and launch narratives High agency and low ego, with the ability to run multiple complex customer workstreams in parallel and make progress before the playbook exists Nice-to-Haves JD and bar admission Hands-on experience building with agentic systems, tool-use workflows, MCP, or LLM APIs Working knowledge of legal technology platforms: Westlaw, LexisNexis, iManage, NetDocuments, Relativity, Ironclad, or similar Experience selling or deploying technology into law firms or regulated enterprises, including outside-counsel guidelines, privilege, and security review Founder or early-startup operating experience Strong network across AmLaw 100 firms and Fortune 500 legal departments If you're excited about this role, we encourage you to apply even if your experience doesn't match every qualification listed above.

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