Top Legal Tech Marketing Jobs

As Director of Content and Creative, you will lead content strategy and creative functions at a B2B SaaS company, ensuring strategic alignment, building high-performing teams, and transforming operations around AI workflows.

The Lifecycle Marketing Operations Analyst will oversee the execution and optimization of lead lifecycle processes, campaign operations, and revenue tracking, while collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance conversion rates and operational efficiency.

This role involves creating engaging video content for social media, including planning, filming, editing, and community engagement. The candidate will track performance metrics and stay updated on trends.

The Content Marketing Manager will lead the content strategy for GC AI, manage editorial direction, and oversee content production that drives brand credibility and engages customers within the legal and AI sectors.

As Director of Marketing, you will manage branding, client acquisition, business development strategies, and oversee marketing initiatives to drive law firm revenue and enhance brand presence globally.

Account Executives at LinkSquares manage the entire sales process, focusing on new customer acquisition through research, outreach, and closing. They prioritize teamwork, quotas, and deadlines while driving business opportunities in a collaborative culture.

The Growth Marketing Manager will own acquisition strategies across SEM and paid social channels, lead cross-functional projects, manage budgets, and optimize campaigns to drive data-informed innovations.

The Specialist, Business Development will manage pitches and proposals, identify client growth opportunities, and assist with event management to enhance business development initiatives.

The Business Development Specialist will lead initiatives to enhance brand presence, manage strategic partnerships, coordinate events, craft marketing campaigns, and support business development strategies.

The Business Development Coordinator supports business development efforts for attorneys, prepares pitches, manages projects, and maintains marketing materials. Requires excellent communication and organizational skills, with a focus on the Intellectual Property practice area.