At Lexroom, we set the bar for legal AI—clear, fast, and built for trust.
In just a few years, what began as an idea has become a reliable platform adopted by thousands of legal professionals across Europe.
Our mission is clear: make the law faster, clearer, and more reliable, giving lawyers, law firms, and companies the time and confidence to focus on what truly matters.
We're scaling rapidly, backed by top-tier investors and a world-class team dedicated to rigor, clarity, and impact.
Today, Lexroom is a trusted partner, shaping the future of legal AI with discipline and purpose.

Why Lexroom?
- Shape the Standard: Be part of the team setting the benchmark for legal AI in Europe.
- Work with the Best: Collaborate with exceptional colleagues in a culture that values competence, curiosity, and ambition.
- Deliver Meaningful Results: Your work will directly influence how legal professionals operate—faster, clearer, and more efficiently.

At Lexroom, we leave buzzwords behind. Here, you'll build something that lasts: a trusted platform, a strong reputation,



a new standard for the legal world.

Role
You'll own the product for two distinct but connected areas: the AI Legal product surface (legal research, AMA, Word Add-in, Regulatory Alerts) and one of our international expansion markets (Germany or Spain).
That means doing the discovery work to understand what Italian law firms actually need, shipping features that move retention and depth of use, and helping figure out what "Lexroom in Germany" means, from corpus coverage to onboarding to positioning. You'll report to the Head of Product and work directly with engineering, design, and legal engineers embedded in our squad model.

What You'll Do:
- Run discovery: user interviews, behavioral data, support signal — enough to know what's worth building before you commit the team.
- Define and maintain the roadmap for your area. Write specs that engineering can build from without a follow-up meeting.
- Drive international e

📌 Product Manager (Milano)
🏢 Lexroom
📍 Milano