Legal tech software for dictation, workflow, matter pricing and BI
BigHand builds software for law firms spanning speech recognition, document workflow, matter pricing and financial reporting, on a Microsoft-centric stack of C#, .NET, SQL Server and Azure. Job posts point to an active move of on-prem systems into Azure, with Terraform, Kubernetes and Docker as the target platform. Accelerating hiring is engineering-led with a notable marketing push around demand generation and campaign data.
BigHand is a privately held, London-headquartered software company with 201–500 employees. It sells technology to legal professionals and firms, covering dictation and voice technology, workflow management, document creation, metadata removal, business intelligence, financial reporting and matter pricing. Its products aim to help firms analyze resourcing for lawyers and support staff, document production and financial performance. The company hires across the United Kingdom, United States and Lebanon.
BigHand runs on C#, .NET, SQL Server and Azure, with Angular, React and TypeScript on the front end, plus Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, Azure DevOps, Power BI and Salesforce.
Job posts reference a matter pricing product, agentic AI experiences, infrastructure as code with Terraform, Kubernetes container platforms, monitoring and observability, and multi-channel marketing campaigns.
BigHand is hiring in the United Kingdom, United States and Lebanon, with engineering the largest area and marketing, sales, data, product and support also recruiting.
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