Legal Operations Analyst

Hive

Jun 17, 2024

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Junior Level
Legal
$50K - $70K
San Francisco

Requirements

You have a Bachelor's degree
You have 1-2 years of experience in legal project operations and management
You have a proven ability to work long workweeks when needed
You have excellent analytical, problem-solving, and written/verbal communication skills
You have demonstrated success in a competitive environment
Strong team player, but can work and execute independently
You’re driven. No one needs to push you to excel; that’s just who you are
You are hungry to learn and you actively look for opportunities to contribute
You are highly organized and detail-oriented; you can handle multiple projects and dynamic priorities without missing a beat

Responsibilities

Help general counsel to define and drive strategic and operational initiatives with on-time and on-budget results
Actively assess the legal team’s regular operations to identify opportunities for improvement
Develop specific objectives and a roadmap for achieving them to transform key processes and enhance performance
Determine the metrics which will be used to evaluate success
Enthusiastically collaborate with cross-functional teams including but not limited to Business Development, Client Delivery, Engineering, and People Operations
Maintain awareness of industry best practices for data maintenance handling as it relates to your role
Adhere to policies, guidelines and procedures pertaining to the protection of information assets
Report actual or suspected security and/or policy violations/breaches to an appropriate authority

FAQs

What are the main responsibilities of a Legal Operations Analyst?

The main responsibilities of a Legal Operations Analyst include partnering with executives and teams to guide internal policy decisions, creating and maintaining records, enforcing company policies and principles, data management, process optimization, departmental financial management, and cross-functional alignment with other company departments.

Who does a Legal Operations Analyst report to?

A Legal Operations Analyst typically reports to the general counsel of the company.

What skills are important for a Legal Operations Analyst to possess?

Important skills for a Legal Operations Analyst to possess include being ambitious, innovative, mission-driven, process-minded, skilled in data analytics and metrics, and able to identify inefficiencies in processes.

What departments will a Legal Operations Analyst work closely with?

A Legal Operations Analyst will work closely with the legal team, as well as other company departments such as People Operations, Engineering, and finance.

How does a Legal Operations Analyst contribute to cost savings and resource utilization for the legal team?

A Legal Operations Analyst regularly uses data analytics and metrics to identify inefficient processes and bottlenecks that increase costs and resource utilization for the legal team, and then works to optimize these processes to drive cost savings and resource efficiency.

Hive

Cloud-based AI solutions for understanding content

Technology

Industry

201-500

Employees

2013

Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Hive is the leading provider of cloud-based AI solutions to understand, search, and generate content, and is trusted by hundreds of the world's largest and most innovative organizations. The company empowers developers with a portfolio of best-in-class, pre-trained AI models, serving billions of customer API requests every month. Hive also offers turnkey software powered by proprietary AI models and datasets, unlocking breakthrough applications for critical business needs with deep learning and generative AI. Collectively, Hive's technology is transforming approaches to platform integrity / content moderation (including AI-generated content detection), brand protection, sponsorship measurement, context-based ad targeting, and more. Hive has raised over $120M from leading investors, including General Catalyst, 8VC, Tomales Bay Capital, and Glynn Capital. In April 2021, Hive announced a $50M Series D at a $2B valuation. The San Francisco-based company has 200+ full-time employees globally, in addition to a distributed workforce of more than 5 million global contributors that supports data labeling operations.