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Jack is a founding-stage legal AI startup building a conversational AI intake receptionist that routes clients to the right attorney. The first engineer will join the Founder, turning a prototype into a reliable production-grade platform with strong ownership over architecture, security, and deployment.
The role offers substantial influence over product direction, integration with law firms, and a path to shaping a growing engineering team.
4+ years of software engineering experience
An early-stage legal AI company is building a new kind of law firm designed to function like primary care for legal services: helping people understand their legal needs and connecting them with the right attorney.
A core part of the platform is a conversational AI intake receptionist that integrates directly with law firms' phone systems and websites, understands incoming legal inquiries, and routes clients to the appropriate resources.
The product is already working. Now the company is hiring its first engineer to work directly with the Founder and turn the existing prototype into a reliable, secure, production-grade platform.
This is a true founding role with significant influence over the product, architecture, technical direction, and future engineering organization.
Experience in any of the following is a strong plus, but not required:
First engineering hire with meaningful influence over what gets built and how
Real applied AI problems, not AI added as a feature after the fact
Engineering challenges centered around reliability, privacy, security, and high-stakes real-world usage
Direct exposure to customers and the Founder rather than layers of product and engineering management
Early enough to meaningfully shape the company, product, and future technical team
This is best suited for an engineer who wants substantial ownership, enjoys operating without a predefined playbook, and wants to help build both the product and the engineering foundation of a company from the earliest stage.