If you’ve ever opened a case management workflow and wondered what on earth the previous developer was thinking, you’re already halfway qualified.This global legal group runs a serious operation across multiple continents, and their case management platform is right at the centre of it. They need a developer who can keep the engine running, tidy up the legacy chaos, and push the system forward without breaking anything that matters. No office days, no commute, just solid remote work with a team that actually communicates like adults

.What you’ll be doing

• Developing, maintaining, and improving the case management system

• Fixing and rebuilding workflows, templates, docs, MI reports, and any oddities users discover

• Translating “can you just…” requests into tidy, workable solutions

• Testing, deploying, and supporting system changes with minimal drama

• Troubleshooting live issues and working with third-party suppliers when needed

• Keeping the platform patched, updated, and running smoothly across multiple regions

What you’ll need

• Solid experience with Proclaim or another case management system

• Confident working with workflows, linked actions, database interactions, and system logic

• Ability to work directly with users and explain things without sounding like a textbook

• Comfortable working remotely and managing your own workloadNice to have• T-SQL or API experience

• Familiarity with Agile environments

• Knowledge of Housing, Environmental, Litigation, or similar case types

Why it’s worth a look

• Fully remote

• A global brand that actually invests in its tech

• Autonomy to improve things rather than just fix the same bug on repeat

• A collaborative team spread across several time zones

• A contract with enough runway to do real work, not firefightingI

f you’ve ever looked at a case management workflow and thought “I could make this make sense”, then you probably can.

Drop a line via Standard 8 Recruitment and we’ll take it from there.