**Please note, this is a contract position of 12 months**
About Eudia Counsel
Eudia Counsel is the legal solutions business of Eudia, combining experienced legal and delivery professionals with AI-powered technology to help legal teams work smarter, move faster and achieve better outcomes.
We support organizations through legal secondments, managed legal services and our US AI-native law firm, an Arizona ABS law firm. Powered by the Eudia platform, we bring together legal expertise, experienced professionals and technology to provide flexible, high-quality support tailored to each customer’s needs.
Whether augmenting an in-house legal team, managing a complex legal workstream or helping organizations adopt AI, Eudia Counsel provides practical solutions designed around the way modern legal teams work.
Eudia Counsel is part of Eudia, an AI company redefining the future of legal work through AI-powered Augmented Intelligence. Backed by $105M in Series A funding led by General Catalyst, Eudia works with some of the world’s largest organizations, including Cargill, Coherent, DHL and Duracell.
Together, Eudia and Eudia Counsel are building a new model bringing legal expertise and AI-powered technology together to deliver more flexible, scalable and effective solutions for legal teams.
The Role: Legal Project Manager
Eudia Counsel is seeking an experienced Legal Project Manager to join a customer's global in-house legal operations team on a 12-month secondment, with the possibility of extension or conversion. This is a full-time, remote role open to candidates based anywhere in the US.
Reporting to the Legal Operations Manager, you will play a key role in the team's spend management and outside counsel strategy, leading RFPs, negotiating alternative fee arrangements (AFAs) and law firm pricing, and building the processes, templates and playbooks that help the legal function operate more efficiently.
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