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New York legal operations jobs

New York legal ops hiring sits at the intersection of finance, media, and biglaw-adjacent in-house teams. The market skews toward eBilling, outside-counsel spend management, and legal project managers supporting matter-heavy departments — work that came out of the law-firm world and is now repeating itself inside Fortune 500 legal teams.

7 live roles on the board.

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Open New York jobs

NYC postings on the board include both Manhattan-onsite and dual-listed NYC + Palo Alto / NYC + SF roles from companies running coastal hubs. Several listings are explicitly hybrid with two or three days a week in-office.

Vice President of Sales
Filevine New York Full time Privacy, Ops Leadership
Posted Aug 10
Legal Operations Program Manager, Integrations
Lyft Onsite — New York, NY Full time Contracts, Privacy, Matter Mgmt, Billing, Vendor, Ops Leadership
Posted Aug 7
Commercial Counsel
Brex New York, New York, United States Full time Contracts, Privacy, Vendor
Posted Aug 4
Corporate Counsel
Impact New York City; Santa Barbara; Columbus; Seattle Full time Contracts, Privacy, Matter Mgmt, Billing, Vendor, Ops Leadership
Posted Jul 13
Enterprise Account Executive - Emerging Markets
Filevine New York Full time Privacy, Matter Mgmt, Ops Leadership
Posted Jul 8
Embedded Legal Engineer
Palantir Technologies Hybrid — New York, NY Full time Privacy, Billing, Ops Leadership
Posted Jun 26
Deal Operations Administrator
Palantir Technologies Hybrid — New York, NY Full time Contracts, Privacy, Billing, Ops Leadership
Posted Apr 23

Roles hiring in New York

3 open Legal AI & Automation A Legal AI & Automation role turns repetitive legal work into designed workflows, pilots, and systems that actually get used. The focus is practical adoption: better intake, better routing, better knowledge access, and fewer manual steps. 1 open Legal Project Manager A Legal Project Manager owns the delivery side of major matters and programs. They build plans, track milestones, coordinate workstreams, and keep the legal team from losing the thread when the work gets busy.

Nearby & related locations

3 open Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. legal ops hiring leans toward regulated-industry in-house teams: government affairs work, federal-contracting companies, defense and aerospace, and the policy-adjacent arms of large tech employers. The work is heavier on outside counsel coordination, regulatory tracking, and the legal project management that supports investigation- or compliance-heavy programs. 5 open Chicago Chicago legal ops hiring leans toward the Fortune 500 in-house teams the city is known for: industrials, insurance, retail-at-scale, and the consultancies that serve them. The work is steady, matter-heavy, and weighted toward eBilling, vendor management, and the kind of legal project management that comes from running real outside-counsel programs. 80 open Remote Remote is the default shape of legal operations hiring in 2026: roughly half the live board posts as fully remote, with most US-remote postings open to anywhere inside the lower 48. The work is async-first, contract-heavy, and skews toward companies that built their legal function after distributed work normalized.