Law School Campus Ambassador

LawCribs is a privacy-first, local-first, AI-powered legal operating system that unifies contract intelligence, litigation workflows, legal research, evidence management, drafting, and practice operations in a single secure workspace. Designed for modern lawyers and law firms, it streamlines complex legal tasks and improves collaboration across teams. The platform helps users work more efficiently by centralising the tools and information they need for day-to-day practice. LawCribs focuses on security, usability, and innovation to support the future of legal work.

Campus Ambassadors play a key role in introducing this technology to the next generation of legal professionals.

Role Description:

The Law School Campus Ambassador is an unpaid, remote volunteer role responsible for promoting LawCribs within a designated law school community. Day-to-day tasks include educating peers and faculty about the platform, organising and delivering informational sessions or demos, and sharing product updates through digital channels and campus networks. The Ambassador will collaborate with the LawCribs team to plan outreach campaigns, collect feedback from students and professors, and identify opportunities for partnerships or pilot programs. The role also involves building brand awareness, supporting users' onboarding, and representing LawCribs at virtual events, webinars, and student organisation meetings.

Responsibilities:

Promote LawCribs to law students, moot court societies, and student associations at your faculty Organise or co-host small awareness sessions, online or in person Collect feedback from students on what they’d want from a legal practice tool Drive waitlist sign-ups and report on your numbers Share campus content and photos for LawCribs’ social channels

Who we’re looking for:

Current law students, or recent graduates still connected to their faculty or Law School Well-networked on campus (student societies, class groups, chambers) Confident communicator, organised, and self-driven

Benefits:

Leadership and event experience you can put on your CV Early exposure to legal tech and the startup world Certificate and reference letter on successful completion Early access to LawCribs and ambassador recognition A network that extends beyond your faculty

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