Document Controller Coordinator

Document Specialist / Workflow Coordinator (Remote)12-Month Fixed-Term Contract (with potential to become permanent) Highly prestigious law firm in London are seeking an experienced Legal Document Specialist / Workflow Coordinator to join their in-house Document Centre team. This fully remote role offers a great opportunity to develop your skills within a professional services environment. This is a 50/50 role , combining document production with workflow coordination to ensure high-quality service delivery and client satisfaction. This is an initial 12-month contract but does have the potential to be made permanent after the initial 12 months.This is a full-time role working fully remotely from home from 07:30 – 15:30 Monday to Friday, and offering a basic salary of up to £51,000 per annum. Produce and format high-quality, professional documents in line with brand guidelines Monitor productivity, identify risks, and escalate issues where needed Support reporting and resource planning for the team Build strong relationships with stakeholders and ensure clear communication across shifts Competitive salary of £50,000 (reviewed annually) ~ Fully remote working ~ Generous bonus scheme ~25 days’ holiday (rising to 28 with service) ~ Holiday exchange scheme ~ Private medical insurance ~ Enhanced parental leave ~ Ongoing training and development opportunities This is a great opportunity to join an influential law firm in a senior position working on a great early shift which offers exceptional work/life balance and has the added bonus of being fully remote working! If this role works for you, and you have a minimum of 4 years’ experience working for a law firm within document production then please apply today! Salary: GBP 50000 - 51000 per year Experience: 4 years required

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