Eve
AI-powered legal assistant automating tasks
Machine Learning Engineer
+ Equity
More locations: San Mateo, CA, USA
Hybrid work arrangement required.
About the job
- At least 4 years of engineering experience focused on applied machine learning or artificial intelligence products.
- A proven track record of shipping machine learning systems to production for real users with high uptime.
- Experience developing advanced artificial intelligence systems that deconstruct complex tasks into manageable steps.
- A strong analytical approach to building measurement frameworks, identifying meaningful metrics, and iterating from real usage.
- The ability to drive projects end-to-end and work effectively on problems without clean or predetermined answers.
- Interest in following state-of-the-art research into new models and agent architectures.
- Build artificial intelligence systems that understand, analyze, and reason across complex legal tasks and queries.
- Architect and refine model reasoning capabilities to support complex, high-stakes decision-making in the legal domain.
- Use real usage data to optimize model quality and make systems more reliable, adaptable, and resilient.
- Build rigorous evaluation frameworks that measure artificial intelligence performance and ensure trustworthy outcomes in a high-stakes legal context.
- Work closely with product engineers to integrate models into user-facing features.
- Partner with legal professionals to translate domain expertise into technical requirements.
- Own the full applied machine learning stack, including data curation, evaluation, and production deployment.
About the company
Eve Legal provides an AI-powered legal assistant for law firms and legal departments. It automates common tasks such as document review, case analysis, and legal research, helping professionals work faster and take on more clients. The product works by using an adaptable AI system that can be trained and customized to match individual lawyers’ preferences and standards, effectively acting as a team member that handles repetitive, low-value tasks while users focus on high-level strategy and client service. Eve differentiates itself through immediate usability, customization, and ongoing updates via a subscription model, ensuring the AI stays aligned with users’ workflows. The goal is to improve productivity and client satisfaction by delivering recurring value through a scalable, AI-assisted workflow that reduces time spent on routine tasks and increases throughput for legal teams.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$164M
Headquarters
San Mateo, California
Founded
2020
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Eve surpassed 1,400 plaintiff firms and 200,000 active matters by June 2026.
- March 2026 general availability followed 900-plus firms and reported 2-3x attorney capacity gains.
- June 2026 EveOS added Atlas, Analyst, and communication agents, widening enterprise stickiness.
What critics are saying
- AI.Law sued Eve in June 2026 for patent infringement over AI document drafting.
- EvenUp filed a 2025 trade-secret suit, signaling deeper IP warfare among plaintiff AI vendors.
- If courts freeze Eve's drafting or intake workflows, expansion stalls and buyer trust erodes.
What makes Eve unique
- EveOS turned plaintiff firms into AI-native workflows, spanning intake through resolution by June 2026.
- Atlas continuously structures matter data from filings, emails, records, and calls without manual entry.
- Auditor and Agents automate outbound work and nightly quality control, reducing staffing dependence.
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Benefits
401(k) Company Match
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Hybrid Work Options
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -2%1 year growth
↑ 2%2 year growth
↑ 1%Eve, a legal AI platform for plaintiff law firms, has announced general availability of Eve 2.0 following deployment across more than 900 plaintiff firms. The platform delivers autonomous case execution and continuous auditing, with customers reporting a 2–3x increase in attorney capacity, 15% faster case resolution, and 80% reduction in complaint drafting time. Eve 2.0 features AI Agents that advance casework automatically and an AI Auditor that reviews cases nightly for traumatic brain injuries, mass tort eligibility and other value drivers. The platform enables firms to handle more cases without expanding headcount by creating a hybrid workforce model where AI manages routine work whilst attorneys focus on strategy. The company plans to introduce an AI Analyst agent to surface insights across firms' case portfolios. Customers include Mike Morse Law Firm, Earley Law Firm and Smith Clinesmith LLP.
Earlier this year, Eve, an AI platform for plaintiffs' law firms, launched the beta version of an AI-powered intake feature that the company said would transform how plaintiffs' law firms capture and qualify potential clients.
San Francisco-based legal AI startup Eve raises $103 million in Series B funding, surpassing a $1 billion valuation. The platform automates workflows for plaintiff law firms, helping scale case processing and secure billions in settlements.
Eve, a San Mateo-based legal tech platform, raised $103 million in Series B funding led by Spark Capital, valuing the company at over $1 billion. The AI-native platform aids plaintiff firms in streamlining workflows and managing case backlogs. Since its Series A, Eve has added 350 firms, now serving over 450, and processes over 200,000 legal cases annually. CEO Jay Madheswaran emphasized the importance of AI-native practices for achieving transformative wins against resource-rich corporations.
In a blog post, Eve co-founder and CEO, Jay Madheswaran, said: "Today, I'm proud to share that Eve has raised a record-setting $103M in Series B funding, with a $1B+ valuation, to accelerate our mission: ensuring plaintiff law firms can deliver justice at a scale never before possible by becoming truly AI-Native."