Top Legal Tech Jobs

Serve as the CEO's strategic and operational right hand at an AI LegalTech startup: prepare executive/board/investor materials, build financial models and decks, contribute litigation expertise to product content, validate LLM-generated analyses, drive cross-functional execution, manage company operations (recruiting, vendor administration, OKRs), represent the CEO, and handle special projects across finance, legal, and partnerships.

Supports attorneys and business professionals using the firm's AI platforms. Provides one-on-one workflow coaching, troubleshoots prompting and tool-use questions, creates reference guides, performs comparative and feature testing across Claude, Harvey, and Legora, documents findings, and implements governance and token-management guardrails. The role requires strong communication, structured documentation, end-user support experience, and interest in legal technology and applied AI.

Build and operate LLM-backed pipelines for document extraction, classification, and validation. Develop evaluation datasets, regression suites, metrics, and human review workflows to improve AI accuracy. Own production reliability through prompt versioning, structured output validation, cost and latency optimization, retries, and fallbacks. Collaborate with litigation management stakeholders to identify high-value AI applications and deliver reliable systems for processing complex medical records and claim files.

Prepare, edit, and review affidavits of service and nonservice for accuracy, completeness, and legal compliance. Conduct quality assurance, ensure adherence to state and federal filing requirements, finalize documents for electronic filing, collaborate with legal teams and process servers, and adapt to changing procedures and technologies.

Support up to four Partners through complex calendar management, communication triage, meeting and event coordination, executive travel arrangements, and office administration. The role requires proactive prioritization, discretion with confidential information, strong communication, and process improvement skills. The Executive Assistant will also coordinate vendors, prepare meeting materials and minutes, manage changing priorities, and use AI tools to improve daily workflows.

Manages trademark clearance searches, USPTO prosecution filings and Office Action responses, portfolio deadlines, TTAB and enforcement support, and client and foreign associate communications. Maintains accurate docketing records, prepares search reports and infringement materials, and independently manages multiple client matters in a remote, technology-forward environment.

Leads software development and bridges project management with engineering teams. Develops applications and APIs, performs code reviews, testing, debugging, vulnerability remediation, upgrades, and technical documentation. Collaborates with customers and participates in Agile delivery. Requires extensive software engineering experience, Secret clearance, Security+ certification, U.S. citizenship, and expertise with .NET technologies, Azure DevOps, CI/CD, and automated testing tools.

Manages strategic and national sales accounts across Texas, including program implementation, client relationship management, account problem resolution, sales support, market analysis, reporting, and customer information maintenance. The role requires presenting products and services, generating qualified leads, meeting revenue objectives, coordinating with internal teams, managing budgets, and traveling approximately 50% throughout Texas, primarily in the Dallas area.

Represent sponsors of alternative investment funds and advise on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, private equity funds, structures, and international transactions. The role requires strong written and oral communication, self-direction, teamwork, and an eagerness to learn. Candidates must hold a JD or Tax LL.M. and be admitted in good standing to the New York Bar.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income Texans, including evidence gathering, litigation, legal research, document drafting, client and witness interviews, negotiations, and court or administrative hearings. Advises clients on legal rights, manages a caseload, conducts community outreach and legal education, attends evening clinics, and may supervise legal support staff. Travel throughout counties served by the assigned office is required.