Legal Research Officer, Projects

Position DetailsAbout UsThe College exists to inform and enrich the Victorian judiciary by providing ongoing education and professional development and support to judges, magistrates, coroners and tribunal members.Highly respected by the legal profession, the College helps judicial officers maximise every precious hour they can devote to education by carefully curating their learning experiences. The College also brings judicial officers together so they can share their collective wisdom with each other, and connects them with leaders from an array of other disciplines who can offer different perspectives. About the RoleReporting to the Director Judicial Information Services, the Legal Research Officer – Projects researches, writes and updates the College's widely referenced publications and resources.They progress multiple legal research projects simultaneously, maintaining the quality and timeliness of agreed deliverables. About YouYou have strong experience in legal research, with a background in legal practice, academia, legal policy or judicial education. You have a broad knowledge of the Victorian justice system, and in particular, of court and tribunal processes.You have a reputation for exceptional plain language legal writing skills, with the demonstrated ability to clearly communicate legal facts and principles in a succinct and accessible manner.Tertiary qualification in law required.