Full-Time

Engineer Lead

Assessments Applications

Updated on 8/1/2026

Deadline 8/1/27
Law School Admission Council

Law School Admission Council

501-1,000 employees

Operates LSAT testing and CAS services

Compensation Overview

$125k - $133k/yr

Reading, PA, USA

Remote

Must work during core hours of 8:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m. Eastern Time.

Category
Software Engineering (2)
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Required Skills
LLM
MLOps
Pinecone
Microsoft Azure
React.js
Git
Machine Learning
OpenAI
RAG
.NET
C#
SCRUM
REST APIs
Web Development
Selenium

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Requirements
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including experience using Microsoft Teams.
  • Experience with relational and unstructured data repositories, stored procedures, scripts, Cosmos DB, SQL, and Oracle.
  • Experience with web and cross-platform technologies including web services, React JS, Microsoft Visual Basic, and C# .NET frameworks such as Web Forms, Windows Forms, .NET Web API, Entity Framework 6.4 or later, MVC, and single-page applications.
  • Experience with object-oriented languages.
  • Experience with Git, code management methods, continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines, and Azure DevOps.
  • Familiarity with RESTful or web APIs.
  • Familiarity with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 and ARIA standards.
  • Knowledge of the Azure technology stack, including Azure Functions, Azure Data Factory, Azure Storage Account, Azure Key Vault, Azure Cosmos DB, Service Bus, Azure App Service, Azure virtual machines, and Azure Table Storage.
  • Knowledge of modern development practices and the development lifecycle, with experience using Scrum, Kanban, Lean, or other agile methodologies.
  • Five to ten years of experience in full-stack software engineering.
  • A. or B.S. degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field.
  • Generative AI change leadership, including a demonstrated track record of driving Generative AI adoption across an engineering team or organization, designing enablement programs, communicating the value of AI tools to stakeholders, measuring adoption metrics, and iterating based on feedback.
  • AI coaching and mentoring experience covering AI-assisted coding, prompt design, AI-augmented unit, integration, and regression test generation, AI-assisted debugging, and responsible use of AI-generated code.
  • Production-level GitHub Copilot proficiency in Visual Studio Code or JetBrains IDEs, including inline prompts, Copilot Chat, code-review standards for AI-generated output, and organization or repository configuration through GitHub Enterprise settings.
  • Ability to design structured prompts, implement few-shot and chain-of-thought patterns, and use evaluation frameworks such as Azure AI Evaluation, Promptflow, Ragas, or similar.
  • Understanding of responsible AI and AI governance, including content safety controls, personally identifiable information handling in large-language-model contexts, model fairness, explainability, and Microsoft Responsible AI principles.
  • Ability to architect and implement Generative AI features using Azure OpenAI Service, OpenAI APIs, and open-source large language models.
  • Ability to design and maintain Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipelines integrating vector databases such as Azure AI Search, Pinecone, or pgvector with enterprise data sources.
  • Knowledge of prompt engineering, system prompts, few-shot examples, and chain-of-thought strategies.
  • Knowledge of responsible AI practices including bias evaluation, content filtering, personally identifiable information redaction, audit logging, and data-governance compliance.
Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with company partners to design, configure, maintain, and promote internally and externally facing applications.
  • Collaborate across areas to ensure application reliability and adherence to architectural standards.
  • Support product teams by advocating for their needs and providing constructive guidance.
  • Coordinate dependent teams so technical dependencies are planned for and addressed.
  • Coach, inspire, and foster a continuous learning environment for team developers.
  • Build and maintain scalable full-stack applications.
  • Continuously monitor, test, and optimize software.
  • Collaborate with software engineers, the Software Development Manager, analysts, and stakeholders to deliver solutions that meet or exceed customer expectations.
  • Use continuous delivery methods and test-driven development to frequently deliver new functionality.
  • Deliver high-quality code and uphold team standards through code review and mentoring.
  • Scale software to support dynamic teams.
  • Review code, share experience, and contribute knowledge to the team.
  • Champion and govern team-wide use of GitHub Copilot by establishing prompting standards, reviewing AI-generated code for security and quality, tracking productivity metrics, and coaching developers on effective and responsible use of AI-assisted development.
  • Drive organizational Generative AI adoption by building and executing an enablement roadmap, delivering workshops, lunch-and-learns, hands-on labs, and reference implementations.
  • Coach and mentor engineers on integrating AI into daily workflows, including AI-assisted coding, AI-augmented code review, AI-accelerated test generation, debugging, documentation, and evaluation of AI-generated output.
  • Act as an internal AI change agent by identifying adoption blockers, measuring AI maturity, gathering feedback, iterating on enablement programs, and sharing Generative AI success stories.
  • Architect and implement Generative AI features such as chat interfaces, document summarization, intelligent search, and automated content generation.
  • Design and maintain Retrieval-Augmented Generation pipelines that ground model outputs in authoritative enterprise content.
  • Lead prompt engineering efforts by crafting, versioning, evaluating, and refining system prompts and few-shot examples.
  • Establish and enforce responsible AI practices, including bias evaluation, content filtering, personally identifiable information redaction, audit logging, and compliance with data-governance standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Selenium or comparable automated testing frameworks.
  • A master's degree.
  • Azure certifications such as AZ-204, AZ-400, or AZ-305.
  • Azure AI certifications, including AI-102, Microsoft Certified Azure OpenAI certification, or equivalent demonstrated proficiency.
  • Coursework, certifications, or verifiable project experience in machine learning fundamentals, natural language processing, or applied AI/ML.
  • Experience with agentic AI patterns such as AutoGen, Azure AI Agent Search, tool-calling, and multi-agent orchestration.
  • Familiarity with MLOps and LLMOps practices, fine-tuning pipelines, model versioning, deployment monitoring, and drift detection.
Law School Admission Council

Law School Admission Council

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LSAC is a nonprofit that manages the law school admission process in North America, primarily through the LSAT and the Credential Assembly Service (CAS). The LSAT is a standardized exam that tests reading, analytical, and logical reasoning and is required by ABA-approved law schools. The CAS lets applicants send transcripts and letters of recommendation to LSAC once, after which LSAC compiles them with the LSAT score into a report sent to all law schools the applicant applies to. LSAC earns money from service fees for the LSAT and CAS, and also conducts data collection and research on admissions trends. Its goal is to promote fair, data-informed access to legal education for over 100,000 annual test-takers and member law schools in the US, Canada, and Australia.

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What believers are saying

  • August 2026 UI changes create demand for new prep and training content.
  • The Phi Alpha Delta alliance expands LSAC reach into undergraduate prelaw communities.
  • LSAC’s survey work highlights unmet needs in recruiting guidance and applicant education.

What critics are saying

  • New LSAT delivery UI creates operational failure risk during August 2026 administration.
  • Usability limits in the new platform invite criticism from test-prep competitors.
  • Fee dependence on LSAT and CAS faces pressure from cheaper application workflows.

What makes Law School Admission Council unique

  • LSAC controls the only LSAT accepted by all ABA-accredited law schools.
  • Its CAS consolidates transcripts, recommendations, and scores into one admissions report.
  • LSAC pairs admissions testing with research, guides, and LawHub prep tools.

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Jun 8th, 2026
More than half of 1Ls say early recruiting has had a negative impact, new survey reveals.

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Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International
Mar 10th, 2026
Collaboration with Phi Alpha Delta Helps Further LSAC's Mission

Collaboration with Phi Alpha Delta Helps Further LSAC's Mission. | News & Press: General P.A.D. News | | Email to a Friend | P.A.D. and LSAC Launch Strategic Alliance to to Expand Pre-Law Resources for Members Tuesday, March 10, 2026 (0 Comments) Posted by: Phi Alpha Delta Share | Facebook X Email LinkedIn Collaboration with Phi Alpha Delta Helps Further LSAC's Mission By Kyle McEntee LSAC is committed to supporting individuals at all stages of their journey to a career in law. From seeking resources to fostering relationships with other organizations and institutions, LSAC takes pride in its mission to "advance law and justice by promoting access, equity, and fairness in law school admission and supporting the learning journey from prelaw through practice." As Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International look to engage individuals interested in law early in college, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International seek to strengthen collaborations with organizations such as Phi Alpha Delta (PAD), the world's largest law fraternity. Through its new strategic alliance with PAD, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International is using their extensive presence on undergraduate campuses to get a better understanding of what's driving today's prelaw students - and how Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International can help them succeed. In return, PAD members are getting access to high-quality resources that guide them through their legal education journeys. Read more here: https://www.lsac.org/blog/collaboration-phi-alpha-delta-helps-further-lsacs-mission Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International is excited to announce that Phi Alpha Delta is collaborating with LSAC to make LSAC's trusted expertise and content in legal education available to P.A.D. members. This means P.A.D. members will get access to more resources to help you pursue their journey to law school. As the developer of the LSAT, LSAC is a trusted voice on law school and careers in law, and its team is excited to share its guidance with you. P.A.D. Pre-Law members will soon receive an email from LawHub, LSAC's prelaw platform, inviting them to create a LawHub account and connect it to their P.A.D. membership. Exclusive Benefits for P.A.D. Members * A free LawHub account that highlights your P.A.D. affiliation * Exclusive webinars throughout the year on topics such as the Credential Assembly Service (which simplifies the application process), an overview of the LSAT, LawHub's prelaw resources, and how to pay for law school * Opportunities to connect with LSAC at LSAC Law School Forums and P.A.D.'s annual conference * Access to high-quality information and guidance that will help you decide whether law school is right for you - and, if it is, how to navigate the application process, choose the law school that aligns with your personal and professional goals, and be ready for your 1L year Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International is looking forward to sharing more about its collaborations with LSAC in the future! | " Back to Index |