Jobs at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Manage disputes, pre-litigation matters, subpoenas, document collection, discovery, litigation holds, and preservation. Conduct legal research, draft correspondence and memoranda, support risk management, revise firm policies, prepare training materials, and collaborate with internal teams and outside counsel. The role requires a licensed attorney with 3–6 years of law firm litigation experience and may be full-time or part-time with hybrid flexibility.

Designs, implements, and maintains Azure cloud infrastructure, Azure DevOps pipelines, and Terraform-based Infrastructure as Code. Serves as a technical expert across infrastructure and application teams, ensures cloud solutions meet security and vendor best practices, develops technology roadmaps, performs root cause analysis, and documents managed services. The role also supports Microsoft cloud integrations, lifecycle planning, and communication of technical concepts to nontechnical stakeholders.

Provides administrative and recruiting support for law school hiring, including event planning, data entry, applicant and resume processing, interview scheduling, correspondence, summer associate program support, and special projects. The role requires accurate handling of confidential information, strong organization and communication skills, proficiency with Microsoft Office and applicant tracking systems, and flexibility to work overtime.

Supports trademark clearance, prosecution, renewals, maintenance, docketing, global filings, trademark searches, watch notices, TTAB actions, UDRP complaints, copyright applications, and Customs recordations. Communicates with attorneys, clients, vendors, and foreign counsel; reviews specimens, manages deadlines and file transfers, prepares USPTO filings and non-substantive responses, and maintains accurate records in WebTMS. The role requires strong organization, communication, judgment, attention to detail, and knowledge of U.S. and international trademark procedures.

Supports attorneys in complex civil and technology litigation matters by preparing court filings, conducting legal and docket research, managing discovery and eDiscovery vendors, organizing case records, tracking deadlines, and preparing for hearings and trials. The role also involves coordinating with clients, witnesses, opposing counsel, and court personnel, with occasional in-person trial attendance and overtime as needed.

Manage and enhance the firm’s information security systems, threat lifecycle, incident response, risk management, and security technology. Review and investigate security events, coordinate threat mitigation, lead third-party assessments, design scalable security environments, provide security consulting, and support users. The role requires expertise in SIEM, network and endpoint security, cloud technologies, incident response, Linux, and enterprise security controls.

Support litigation teams by performing federal, state, appellate, ADR, and administrative e-Filings; handle complex and emergency filings, review documents for court formatting, maintain e-Filing credentials and docketing systems, coordinate service and chambers copies, and train colleagues on e-Filing and administrative procedures.

Lead enterprise AI platform administration, adoption, governance and support. Manage provisioning, licensing, vendor relationships, budgets, usage analytics, training and cross-functional integrations. Supervise AI Systems team to drive secure, cost-effective, and compliant AI platform adoption across the firm.

Prepare and edit prebills and generate client invoices for assigned attorneys. Review time entries for coding and compliance, process prebill revisions, apply billing adjustments, manage WIP aging, unapplied and retainer accounts, respond to billing inquiries, maintain special billing instructions, distribute invoices, and support special projects.

The Litigation Services Manager oversees the litigation department's operations, including docketing and e-discovery, ensuring efficiency, supervising staff, managing resources, and maintaining quality control.

The Senior Pricing Manager will develop pricing strategies, oversee a team of analysts, collaborate across functions, and ensure profitability while presenting pricing recommendations to the firm's attorneys.

Manage a portfolio of high-value law firm clients handling billing, receivables, and financial analysis. Serve as partner liaison for billing and finance matters, use reporting tools to track performance, resolve payment issues, and improve client financial outcomes while ensuring compliance with firm policies.