Legal Engineer / Implementation / Product Reasoning / Remote
Our client is located in Southern CA and is a trailblazer in explainable AI for litigation, utilizing a unique combination of deterministic knowledge graphs and advanced LLMs to deliver precise, automated legal workflows without errors. Their platform empowers law firms to scale their caseloads efficiently, shift focus from repetitive tasks to strategic work, and generate reliable legal documentation in record time. Designed specifically for litigation, Their patent-protected technology ensures transparent, auditable reasoning and achieves exceptional accuracy. Collaborating with innovative law firms, They support responsible AI practices to enhance, not replace, legal expertise. They are urgently seeking a Legal Engineer for Implementation, and Product Reasoning to work fully remote from anywhere in the US. Responsibilities This is a remote opportunity for a Legal Engineer specializing in Implementation and Product Reasoning. The role involves assisting in the design and improvement of legal AI workflows, analyzing and preparing legal documents, addressing legal issues, and ensuring alignment with legal standards. Interns will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize product features and provide input on legal accuracy and functionality. Must Have Skills • Proficiency in law, legal consulting, and understanding of legal frameworks • Experience with legal document preparation and addressing complex legal issues • Strong communication and analytical skills • Ability to work collaboratively in remote settings • An understanding of AI applications in the legal sector is an advantage • Enrollment in or completion of a law degree program is preferred • Open-minded, detail-oriented, and eager to learn in a dynamic tech-focused legal environment The Offer: • 140-170k base • Stock Options • full-time remote work • ability to earn Commissions • Fast Advancment to leadership and growth • supplemental income for benefits Posted By: Kevin Gabrielson Apply tot his job