Product Manager

Reed

Ipswich, United Kingdom

2 days ago

£60,000 – £65,000 pa

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£60,000 – £65,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Posted: 30 Apr 2026 (2 days ago)

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£60,000 – £65,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Posted: 30 Apr 2026 (2 days ago)

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Product Manager – Artificial Intelligence (Legal Technology)

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Hybrid: 3 days on site at a site in East Anglia (various office locations available)
Permanent | Full-time

Shape the future of AI in legal services

We’re looking for aProduct Manager with strong experience in AI-driven solutions to lead the development of innovative tools that transform how legal professionals work.

This is a highly specialised role at the intersection ofAI, legal workflows, and user experience, focused on delivering solutions that requireprecision, trust, and measurable impact.

Key Responsibilities

You’ll own and drive AI products that enhance legal workflows such as contract drafting, document review, legal research, and compliance processes.

Working within a cross-functional AI team, you will:

Own the AI product roadmap with a clear focus on legal workflow optimisation
Lead delivery across the full product lifecycle, aligning engineering, data, and design
Translate complex legal challenges into scalable AI solutions
Facilitate discovery sessions with legal professionals to identify high-value opportunities
Evaluate and implement AI tools (e.g. LLMs, NLP, RAG pipelines) in production environments
Ensure solutions meethigh standards for accuracy, confidentiality, and risk
Drive adoption through intuitive user experiences and clear value articulation
Define and track success metrics (accuracy, efficiency, adoption, ROI)
Embedresponsible AI principles including transparency, governance, and compliance

What makes this role different

You’ll buildAI products used in high-stakes, real-world decision-making
You’ll work closely with domain experts including legal and compliance professionals
You’ll solve problems whereaccuracy and trust are critical
You’ll play a key role in shaping how AI is embedded into professional services

Skills and Experience

Essential

Proven track record as aProduct Manager in a digital or technology-led environment
Hands-on experience deliveringAI/ML-powered products
Strong understanding of:
- Large Language Models (LLMs)
- NLP, classification, extraction, summarisation
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) or similar architectures
Experience working inregulated environments (e.g. legal, financial services, healthcare)
Strong Agile delivery experience working with cross-functional teams

Highly desirable

Experience withlegal technology or legal workflows
Understanding of:
- Contract lifecycle management
- Document automation or review systems
- Compliance or regulatory processes
Experience evaluating third-party AI vendors and tools

Eligibility

Applicants must havefull right to work in the UK without the need for sponsorship, now or in the future.

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If you have the relevant experience for this role and happy to be 2 days on site/week in either Ipswich, Norwich, Chelmsford or Cambridge and 1 day in Ipswich, please apply using the link provided.

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