You'll take features from requirement to production, across our internal tools and consumer products. Your work will centre on five things:
Ship every day. Ship something to production every working day. It can be small, but something ships daily.
Automate tasks. Find the work our lawyers and case managers do by hand, from replying to a client to reviewing documents and preparing an application, and automate it. Each task you automate should take at least 50% less human time.
Ship bug-free software. AI writes much of the code; you own the result. Bugs get caught before they reach clients, users, or staff.
Ship secure code. Our clients trust us with sensitive personal information. Everything you ship, internal or consumer-facing, holds up to automated scanning and independent penetration testing.
Make data-driven consumer product decisions. Millions of people use our platforms each month. Every consumer feature you launch has a success metric, gets measured, and the data decides whether we keep it, iterate on it, or roll it back.
Your team and colleagues
You'll report to a technically knowledgeable CEO and work alongside a small team of engineers, with specialist ML research capability available for selected projects. You'll have substantial independence over how you build.
You'll work directly with lawyers, case managers, and the Head of Product to understand what the business and our users need, and turn it into software.
Who will thrive here
You're AI-native. You've embraced AI in how you build, and it's made you 10x more productive. You can show it. You break work into small, releasable pieces, and shipping every day feels normal to you.
You have full-stack range. You're comfortable anywhere in the stack, from consumer interfaces to APIs, databases, and AI services. You pick up unfamiliar systems quickly and take a feature across every layer without handing it off.
You've shipped AI that real people use. You've put LLM features into production and built evals to prove they work.
You own what AI writes. You review and test everything before it ships, and you catch bugs and security holes before clients, users, and staff do.
You turn requirements into product. You turn business requirements and user needs into clear user stories with acceptance criteria, build the features that meet them, and use data to check whether they worked.
You may come from a startup, a scale-up, or a larger product company. Legal industry experience is useful, but isn't required.
