The legal industry is broken — lawyers bill by the hour, charge enormous sums, and take forever to respond. This means that a lot of people who need legal advice don't get it. We're using AI to solve this problem. AI takes the first pass at everything our lawyers do, so that the lawyers can focus on human interaction. We're starting with negotiating commercial contracts, and will expand quickly from there to other use cases within legal. We're reimagining what a contract can be in the AI age. We're a veteran team, with one successful exit already, who've been doing deep learning in the legal space since long before ChatGPT.
DescriptionGeneral Legal is seeking a software engineer who has the passion and drive to move fast, learn new things, and drive projects through to completion. This is a unique opportunity to join us at the ground level and play a foundational role in developing a platform that will set new standards for the legal industry. There will be opportunity to grow your role as the company grows, either as an independent contributor or as an engineering manager.
Responsibilities- Build out AI-enabled features using an AI-enabled development process
- Be proactive and come up with ideas on how to build our products better
- 1–2 years of software engineering experience
- Computer Science degree or equivalent
- Eligible to work in the US
- Experience working at a startup
- Experience in the legal tech space
- $150,000 - $190,000 base, calibrated to experience and location
- Health, dental, vision; unlimited PTO; home office stipend
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