About the role
You will build the firm's knowledge and publishing function — a founding role, and among the first genuinely AI-native positions in legal publishing anywhere. Working with the most advanced AI systems available — on a top-tier subscription provided by the firm — and tax research databases, you will research, write and publish substantial Canadian tax analysis at a depth and pace no conventional practice can match: roughly ten pieces a month, from standard analyses to flagship cornerstone resources, each verified against primary sources. You will also carry that analysis across the firm's other channels: four one-minute video scripts each month, plus short-form pieces, LinkedIn posts, and client communications.
You hold editorial control of the publication process. You set the schedule, and every piece moves to it — through lawyer review, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) / Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and final sign-off — with our tax lawyers, our SEO/GEO consultant and our developer each playing their part under your direction.
This is a lawyer's job, not a marketing job. Our publications are on Canadian tax law and must carry a lawyer's precision; their authority — and the firm's — rests on the rigour behind them.
You do not need Canadian tax law knowledge. A Canadian tax lawyer will review all publications. The successful candidate will be on a path to lead the firm's entire knowledge function in time (e.g., building out a precedent database). We are looking for someone who has rigour, judgment and exceptional English.
100% remote work arrangement.
Flexible work schedule that supports work-life balance.
Collaborative, supportive, and people-first work environment.
Work alongside exceptional leaders who value mentorship, autonomy, and professional growth.
Direct exposure to and collaboration with executives, lawyers, and business leaders.
Opportunity to own and shape the firm's billing and collections function as the organization grows.
Continuous learning and development in a highly specialized tax litigation practice.
Be part of a close-knit team where your contributions have a direct impact on the firm's success.
What you will do
• Research and write approximately ten substantial pieces per month — standard analyses plus one flagship cornerstone resource — working from topic brief to outline, structured lawyer input and final draft, with the premium AI toolchain the firm provides.
• Adapt the firm's analysis across formats — four one-minute video scripts each month, plus LinkedIn posts, short pieces and client emails — plain language, legally exact.
• Verify every legal claim against primary sources: legislation, CRA circulars, guides and internal manuals, case law.
• Edit every piece to publication standard — grammar, style, consistency and the firm's tone of voice — and confirm the published page matches the approved version.
• Direct the publication process end to end: tax lawyer review, SEO/GEO review, final sign-off, publication and post-publication checks.
• Manage the specialists around the programme — our SEO/GEO consultant (based in Europe) and our web developer — and oversee the interactive tools that accompany cornerstone pieces.
• Track Canadian tax developments — federal budgets, new CRA circulars and guidance, case law — and keep the firm's publications current as the law evolves.
• Report monthly to the firm's leadership on output and performance.
Must have
• Member of the Philippine Bar of at least five years' standing.
• Exceptional legal skills: statutes and administrative materials read with a lawyer's precision, every claim verified against primary sources.
• Exceptional written English in both registers the role demands — formal legal analysis and casual copy — with the ear to hold the firm's voice across audiences.
• Genuine enthusiasm and aptitude for AI-first legal work — the tools do the typing; you supply the judgment and the verification.
• The self-motivation to run with limited supervision, and the standing to set a publication schedule for senior lawyers and outside specialists — and hold them to it.
Nice to have
• Training at a top-tier firm, with excellent academics.
• CPA-Lawyer.
• Tax practice experience in any jurisdiction.
• Familiarity with SEO/GEO concepts.
• Experience serving foreign firms or clients (Canada, US, UK, Australia).
Originally posted on Himalayas