Digital content assistant

We are looking for a Digital Content Assistant to help process and categorise articles for Lexology, the world’s largest online source of legal intelligence. Using the Lexology administration system, you would be adding and processing articles from contributing firms.

What you would be doing:

• Assessing articles for suitability for inclusion on Lexology

• Analysing content and categorising articles by work area and jurisdiction using the detailed Lexology taxonomy to ensure that articles reach the correct audience

• Maintaining a list of contributing firms – this will include:

  • Ensuring that firms’ articles are added to the Lexology service within agreed timeframes

  • Checking firm websites for new material and blogs

  • Processing articles submitted directly by firms

  • Updating author profiles as necessary

  • Maintaining firm notes to ensure articles are added consistently and as per firm instructions

• Applying internal formatting guidelines to ensure consistency across the publication

• Reporting any issues with the Lexology administration system to enable IT to fix quickly

What we are looking for:

• University degree (2.1 minimum), a law degree would be desirable

• Experience in data entry experience would be a bonus

• Strong organisational skills

• Strong attention to detail

• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

In return we can offer you a rewarding career with personal and professional development in addition to a competitive salary with an excellent benefits package that includes:

• 25 days holiday

• Private healthcare

• Cycle to Work scheme

• Season ticket loan

• Gym membership

To apply, please send your CV and cover letter explaining why you are suitable for this role via this link. We look forward to receiving your application.

We support a diverse workforce and inclusive workplace, and welcome applications from different backgrounds.