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BigHand Tech Stack

Legal tech platform for matter pricing, resource planning, and business intelligence

Software Development London 201–500 employees Privately Held

BigHand delivers software for law firms focused on operational visibility—matter pricing, lawyer utilization, and financial reporting. The engineering-led hiring (5 engineers, 2 leads) signals active platform modernization: projects span test automation, Kubernetes containerization, microservices maturation, and cross-product architecture, while pain points reflect legacy system debt (migrating to cloud, third-party data integration, regression test scalability). The stack is .NET + SQL Server on-premises pivoting toward cloud (Azure + AWS + GCP, Kubernetes, Docker) with Salesforce for go-to-market.

Tech Stack 28 technologies

Core StackSalesforce SQL Server C# .NET Java Azure DevOps Angular Kubernetes Docker Terraform AWS Ansible Postman LinkedIn Sales Navigator .NET Framework Azure SQL Server Analysis Services SQL Server Reporting Services HTML5 GCP PowerShell Bash Azure Kubernetes Service Packer KQL AWS WAF Azure Pipelines Moq

What BigHand Is Building

Challenges

  • Initiative uncertainty reduction
  • Integrating data from third-party systems
  • Maintaining scalable regression test suite
  • Improving profitability, utilisation, and operational performance
  • Modernising legacy platforms
  • Maturing microservices architecture
  • Expanding ai across product portfolio
  • Building shared cross-product platform capabilities
  • Integrating client data to cloud
  • Ensuring high quality software

Active Projects

  • Automated testing across component, integration, e2e and performance layers
  • Shaping future of test automation
  • Expanding bighand’s footprint across large law firms
  • Cross-sell and upsell opportunities across pricing, resource management, workflow and bi solutions
  • Containerisation using kubernetes and docker
  • Modern paas and iaas architectures
  • Product architecture roadmap
  • Cross-product platform capabilities
  • Architectural governance model
  • Automation strategy definition

Hiring Activity

Accelerating7 roles · 5 in 30d

Department

Engineering
5
Product
1
Sales
1

Seniority

Senior
5
Lead
2
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About BigHand

BigHand builds software solutions for legal professionals across matter pricing, resource and staff resourcing analytics, document production, and financial reporting. The platform targets law firms seeking to improve profitability, utilization tracking, and client experience. Founded in the United Kingdom with headquarters in London, the company operates with 201–500 employees and maintains a hybrid delivery model across the UK and Lebanon. Products are delivered as a portfolio; customers mix and match pricing, resource management, workflow, and business intelligence modules.

HeadquartersLondon
Company Size201–500 employees
Hiring MarketsUnited Kingdom, Lebanon

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does BigHand use?

BigHand runs .NET + C# on SQL Server with Salesforce for CRM, deployed across Azure, AWS, and GCP. Infrastructure relies on Kubernetes, Docker, and Terraform; CI/CD is managed via Azure DevOps and Azure Pipelines.

What is BigHand working on?

Core projects include test automation (component, integration, e2e, performance), Kubernetes containerization, microservices maturation, cloud migration, and cross-product platform capabilities for pricing, resource management, and workflow products.

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