Graduate Technical Associate

Attention top STEM graduates! This is a great opportunity for anyone looking to use their skills in the legal sector!

Oliver Bernard have an exciting opportunity with a fast-growing AI and technology-focused professional services business , working with leading global organisations on complex technical research and analysis within the legal industry.

💰 Salary: Up to £75,000 + Bonus + Benefits

🏙️ Location : London, Hyrbid working

💻 Tech Stack : Python , SQL, AI assisted coding tools

We’re looking for STEM graduates from top universities who possess strong skills in Python and SQL for this one. You must be able to demsonstrate storng technical ability and complex problem solving.

The role sits at the intersection of coding, research and document analysis. In a nutshell you will be conducting detailed technical research across software, engineering and scientific material, using AI and automation to streamline research processes and produce highly accurate, client-ready outputs. Strong written and verbal communication is a must!

You’ll receive comprehensive training in the specialist processes and workflows used by the business, making this an excellent opportunity for someone looking to apply their technical background in a completely different environment.

You’ll thrive in this role if you:

✅ Possess solid coding skills using Python/SQL

✅ Want to use your skills in the legal industry

✅ Are excited by deep technical challenges and solving them

✅ Are a strong communicator (Written and Verbally)

Although not a hard requirement, this is a particularly strong fit for graduates from Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics or other quantitative disciplines who enjoy problem-solving, research and working with emerging AI technologies.

Note - A PhD or Masters degree in a STEM field is highly regarded for this role!

Note - VISA sponsorship is NOT avaliable for this role and you must be based in the UK

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