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Is Thomson Reuters hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Thomson Reuters has 483 open roles on Metaintro. 454 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Customer Advocacy Content & Activation ManagerMarketingEagan, Minnesota, United States +2 · Hybrid · $100.1K – $185.9K/yrEagan, Minnesota, United States +2Hybrid$100.1K – $185.9K/yr2d ago
- Senior Specialist Legal Editor (Data Privacy and Cybersecurity)Legal IndustrySydney, New South Wales, Australia +1 · HybridSydney, New South Wales, Australia +1Hybrid—2d ago
- Senior Proposal Manager & WriterWritingMcLean, Virginia, United States · Hybrid · $85.5K – $158.7K/yrMcLean, Virginia, United StatesHybrid$85.5K – $158.7K/yr2d ago
- Awards Researcher, EventsEvent ManagementHong Kong, Hong Kong, China · HybridHong Kong, Hong Kong, ChinaHybrid—2d ago
- Tax/Accounting Support or Payroll Support (Domínio Solutions)Customer SupportCriciúma, Santa Catarina, Brazil · HybridCriciúma, Santa Catarina, BrazilHybrid—2d ago
- Correspondent - Financial NewsWritingBengaluru, Karnataka, India · HybridBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaHybrid—2d ago
- Editor, Commercial Content & Partnerships, The InsurerMedia ProductionLondon, England, United Kingdom · HybridLondon, England, United KingdomHybrid—2d ago
- Principal EngineerDeveloperFrisco, Texas, United States +9 · Hybrid · $183.1K – $340K/yrFrisco, Texas, United States +9Hybrid$183.1K – $340K/yr2d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast Thomson Reuters is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 4 companies Thomson Reuters names as customers.
Customers hiring now2
- Pascua Yaqui tribe28 open roles

- Sterne Kessler2 open roles

Case studies2
- BBrinks
- JJustly Prudent
What their customers say
Quotes from people at Thomson Reuters's customers.
“Thomson Reuters met us where we were,” Snedden says. “They gave us resources to help us understand the technology and met with all our global legal attorneys. CoCounsel handled prompts in Portuguese, Spanish, and other languages really well.”
“That’s hours of time you could spend being more strategic, on multiple deals, or having a better work-life balance,”
“If you’re in-house counsel and you have an AI tool like CoCounsel, you have a competitive advantage. Whether you’re negotiating contracts or working with internal functions, AI gives you answers quicker — especially with deep research features.”
“Some of the work that AI can do is at the level of an associate at a law firm. You’ll find that you’ll save outside counsel costs,”
“With AI, you’re able to get the law at your fingertips,” Snedden explains. “You’re able to do more in terms of legal research and negotiation points. Something that might have taken several days of research can now be accomplished much quicker.”
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“We found that CoCounsel really met all of those use cases, from a relevance standpoint, an efficiency standpoint, and a user-friendliness standpoint,”
““There was a lot of one-on-one work with representatives from HighQ to ensure it worked in the specific way that we wanted it to and that it would deliver our desired outcomes. Ultimately, it’s working very well for us.””
““And then there are just so many cool features in HighQ that make things a lot more user-friendly and easier to access what you need.””
““People are creatures of habit, and for individuals who are used to Windows and organizing their case files in a certain way, we found HighQ very easy to implement and get staff to use.””
““By having everything stored centrally, including our institutional knowledge, we can elevate our operations and our legal practice.””
““I think it's also very important for maintaining continuity of our institutional knowledge, so you don’t lose that know-how or best practices through staff turnover,” he adds.”
““Our objective with Document Automation is to create these standard output contracts, where all the client department has to do is enter in just a couple of fields with the essential details such as contract start and end dates, the parties’ addresses, dollar amounts, and any specific, individual terms,” he says. “Then they get a pre-approved contract that doesn’t require legal review, so they can get those projects underway. So, we have more efficient government operations.””
““We’ve got numerous clients in huge departments that operate with different managers in different divisions. If they run into me anywhere, and they ask me, ‘Do you know the status of this legal request I submitted?’ I can easily pull it up and tell them,” he says. “Being able to effectively respond to our clients at any time is invaluable. It also provides accountability for our department.””
““I know a lot of people are very pleased with the Word edit features, which make it easy for them to do their work right there in the portal. They don’t have to save, download, or upload documents anywhere else.””
““The automated folder creation is one of my favorite features. Everything is automated in the legal review request and communication process, except for the lawyer review piece itself,” says Flores.”
““Another tribe demonstrated the structural components of HighQ to us, and it related really well to the way our department operates in terms of what we could do to improve legal request intake and document management,” says O.J. Flores, Attorney General for the Pascua Yaqui tribe. “It just made a lot of sense for us to go with HighQ.””
““We would not be able to do the work we do now without these tools.””
““For what we pay, my ROI easily was like five times what we were paying. Our package is not cheap for a solo practitioner with two attorney seats, but it’s worth every penny.””
““AI‑Assisted Research on Westlaw is a godsend. It allows us to quickly identify persuasive and binding authority on complex legal issues, which is critical in civil rights and constitutional tort cases.””
AI launches and partners
What Thomson Reuters has launched and who it works with on AI.
- PartnerAI applications with a U.S. law firmThomson Reuters announced a partnership with a major U.S. law firm to develop proprietary artificial intelligence tools.
- LaunchWestlaw AdvantageWestlaw Advantage combines agentic AI with trusted Westlaw content for legal research.
- LaunchCoCounsel LegalCoCounsel Legal is an AI legal solution designed by legal experts and built on trusted content and advanced AI for research, document analysis, and drafting.
- LaunchCoCounsel Guided WorkflowsThomson Reuters is launching production-grade workflows on CoCounsel.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Python
- Salesforce
- AWS
- Communication
- Stakeholder management
- SQL
- Generative AI
- Negotiation
- CI/CD
- AI tools
- Distributed systems
- Project management
Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Adobe Experience Platform Launch (DTM)
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Font Awesome
- Security
- OneTrust
- CMS
- Adobe Experience Manager
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Toronto, CA
- Employees
- 10,001+
- Founded
- 2008
- Industry
- Software Development
- Sector (NAICS)
- Information
- Ticker
- TRI
- Peer
- Website
- thomsonreuters.com
Sources: Headquarters from Wikidata · Employees from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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Questions about Thomson Reuters
- Is Thomson Reuters hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Thomson Reuters has 483 open roles on Metaintro. 454 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Developer (97), Sales (76), and Product/Project Management (36).
- Where is Thomson Reuters hiring?
- Thomson Reuters is hiring in Eagan, Frisco, Ann Arbor, New York, Toronto, and McLean, with the most open roles in Eagan.
- Does Thomson Reuters offer remote or hybrid work?
- 80% of open roles are hybrid and 12% are remote.
- Who are Thomson Reuters's customers?
- Thomson Reuters names 4 customers, including Pascua Yaqui tribe, Sterne Kessler, Brinks, and Justly Prudent.
- What skills does Thomson Reuters look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Python, Salesforce, AWS, Communication, and Stakeholder management.