Legal Competitive Intelligence/Market Research Analyst
Employment Type: Part-Time
JOB SUMMARY
Accufile is seeking a legal competitive intelligence analyst to provide legal, market, and business intelligence research services to our law firm client. This is a fully remote work arrangement.
The Research Analyst supports the firm’s marketing team by conducting legal, business intelligence, and industry research using a wide range of digital databases and specialized resources.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
·Conducts and delivers timely high-quality company, industry, and other business intelligence research reports to support firm’s marketing department using a wide range of information resources
Gather, synthesize, and summarize relevant, insightful, well-targeted research about prospects, clients, and industries according to firm’s preferred deliverable
Completes projects within deadlines, typically 3+ days per assignment, as assigned by the marketing department
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
Strong working proficiency of legal research platforms and business information databases including EDGAR, USPTO, Secretary of State, Lexis, Westlaw, news, directory, and financial data aggregator, and research methodologies
Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
Familiarity with AI‑powered research tools and analytics platforms, and the ability to integrate emerging technologies into research workflows
Ability to work efficiently under deadlines while maintaining exceptional accuracy and attention to detail
Excellent technology skills including legal document preparation/review, editing and MS Office
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to present research findings clearly
Highly organized, with strong time‑management skills and the ability to manage multiple requests simultaneously
Education:
MLS, MLIS, or Marketing degree preferred. Relevant current work experience in lieu of a degree will be considered
Experience:
3-5 years of research experience required
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