Legal Engineer
Midpage
Legal Engineer
Midpage
AI-powered legal writing and citation assistant
Midpage is the legal search engine quietly powering the largest AI and legal technology companies in the world. More than 300 law firms use our products, 200k people read cases on Midpage each month, and 5 multibillion-dollar organizations including Perplexity trust us as their legal data supplier. Our ARR has 10x’d to $3M in the past few months.
We’re looking for an exceptional litigator to help us grow.
This is not a traditional legal role. You’ll work across growth, product, content, sales, and operations.
You should have:
Litigation experience at a top BigLaw firm or boutique
Network of ex-colleagues and legal friends
You might:
Talk to lawyers, legal teams, and AI labs about how they use legal data
Write customer emails, launch materials, explainers, and product copy
Design and run sales and marketing campaigns
Help us run demos, pilots, and onboarding
Legal tech is having its moment. Every day there is a new AI-native law firm, a new crop of YC startups setting out to change the practice of law, new legal products launched by OpenAI and Anthropic. We’re already touching every aspect of the industry, and we’re looking for someone to help us let people know.
This is an in-person role at our office in SoHo, New York.
Compensation and benefits
Base salary: $200,000–$250,000 per year
Equity: up to 0.4%
401(k): 50% match on contributions up to 5% of salary
Health insurance
Lunch at office, dinner when staying late
Unlimited PTO
Estimated total compensation: $299,000–$350,000
Midpage.ai builds an AI writing assistant for lawyers. The tool functions as a plug-in or add-in integrated into drafting workflows and, while a lawyer writes, it suggests legal citations and can generate full sentences or sections that include arguments and case summaries. It operates as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product for law firms, legal departments, and individual lawyers, with pricing via recurring subscriptions. The product works by analyzing the user's text in real time, drawing on its trained legal data and language models to propose relevant authorities and to draft coherent, on-point content. What sets it apart is its focus on the legal domain—particularly citation generation and case summaries—rather than general-purpose writing tools, and its aim to reduce time and effort in legal writing and research. The goal is to boost productivity, shorten drafting cycles, and lower the cost of producing high-quality legal documents for its customers.
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