Litigation Engineer

Role overview Bring litigation practice knowledge into the design and adoption of AI-powered legal workflows. Working directly with law firm teams, you’ll configure and refine solutions for live matters, then turn what you learn in the field into product feedback, reusable methods, and support for broader client adoption.

Responsibilities - Work with litigation teams to understand matter needs, configure system capabilities, and connect evidence to legal claims. - Relay user experience and workflow insights to product and engineering teams, helping prioritize improvements. - Turn successful configurations into reusable workflow templates, prompt patterns, practice-area guides, and enablement materials. - Advise on solution design for custom agents and workflows, translating client requirements into repeatable product capabilities. - Provide litigation and technical expertise during early client discussions and expansion efforts.

Requirements - Experience with complex commercial litigation, mass torts, or regulatory investigations. - Background in legal innovation or practice technology within a law firm. - Practical knowledge of litigation workflows, legal strategy, or fact development. - Ability to work directly with legal teams and communicate their needs to product and engineering partners. - Legal authorization to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship.

Nice to have - Strong command of litigation workflow methods such as claim mapping, factual chronology development, and evidence analysis. - Familiarity with retrieval systems, AI agents, prompt design, and model operations. - Scripting or API experience, or hands-on experimentation with agent frameworks and tool protocols. - Ability to influence senior stakeholders and work effectively in ambiguous, early-stage environments.

Benefits and work setup The role lists medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k), flexible paid time off, equity, and opportunities for career growth.