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Emma Legal BV is seeking a Legal Innovation Engineer to shape the legal logic, frameworks and prompts behind our AI-powered due diligence workspace. You will collaborate with legal, product and engineering teams, test new AI workflows on real matters, and translate client needs into practical technology.
The role emphasizes hands-on legal analysis, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to work across legal, product and engineering disciplines.
At Emma Legal®, we are reimagining how Legal Due Diligence (LDD) gets done. Our AI-powered workspace helps corporate lawyers work smarter, faster and more accurately, transforming one of the most critical processes in M&A dealmaking.
We are hiring a Legal Innovation Engineer to help build the legal knowledge and methodology behind our workspace. You will work closely with our legal, product and engineering colleagues, learn how a legal AI product is built, and take on more ownership as you and the company grow.
You do not need to have done this exact job before. You do need solid legal judgement, real curiosity about AI, and a willingness to dig into the detail yourself.
You will work as a liaison between legal practice, our customers and our product team, and help make sure Emma Legal is genuinely designed around how lawyers run due diligence. This role reports in to our Legal Innovation Counsel.
At its heart, this is a legal engineering role. Much of your time will go into shaping the legal logic behind the product, the frameworks, checklists, issue categories and prompts that guide how Emma Legal reviews a deal. Working with customers supports that side of the job: the time you spend with the lawyers who use the workspace helps inform what you design, and you will have the chance to see your own ideas become features used on live transactions.
The ideal candidate is a qualified lawyer with hands-on due diligence experience. We will also consider legal engineers, legal operations professionals and others with a strong combination of legal and technology experience.
You do not need to be a software engineer, and you do not need to write code. You do need to be curious about technology and excited to rethink how legal work is done.