There is more than one way into legal tech.
For people exploring a path into legal tech.
You do not have to be both a lawyer and a technologist to build a career in legal tech, and you do not have to fit neatly into someone else’s definition of what a legal-tech career should look like.
You may come from law, technology, operations, consulting, or another field entirely. You may also be a student or early-career professional trying to understand what legal tech is, what roles exist, and where to start.
Swathi’s career began in software engineering, moved into law, and ultimately brought those two worlds together in legal technology leadership. Today, she is both a California-licensed attorney and the Chief Technology Officer of a growing law firm.
She has been through that journey herself. That experience informs how she helps others understand where their background fits, what knowledge they may need to build, and which route into legal tech makes the most sense.
Clarity on the path forward.
Swathi’s career guidance focuses on the direction, knowledge, and entry strategy that make sense for your background and where you want to go.
Career direction
Understand which legal-tech paths make sense for your background, experience, and goals.
Learning roadmap
Know what to learn, what to study, and which knowledge or technical skills you need to build for the path you want to pursue.
Entry strategy
Decide which route into legal tech makes the most sense and what steps will best position you to enter the field.
Tell Swathi where you are today and where you want to go.
She can help you figure out the path between the two.