At Ironclad, our mission is to power the world's contracts with products that legal teams love. As an early hire, you'll be joining a small, well-funded team of designers, lawyers, and software engineers passionate about bringing the power of software to legal. This is a chance to bring a two-thousand-year-old profession into the digital age, ship a product to paying users that can’t live without it, and help write the playbook for the next billion-dollar vertical. You can learn more here: https://blog.ironcladapp.com/work-with-us-8afb5098fc1
Who we're looking for
Interested in the law. You're excited to work on a team that spends Friday afternoons debating the merits of Supreme Court cases on our rooftop (seriously.) You might have experience from an in-house legal team, a law firm, or just enjoy reading scotusblog.com.
Technically proficient. You're proficient—if not fluent—in programming languages such as JavaScript and HTML. You welcome the idea of working under the hood of our product and becoming a customer-facing technical expert.
Exceptional communicator. You enjoy speaking and writing. You can understand and empathize with people even if you have limited knowledge of their area of expertise. You can translate a nuanced legal process into a concise Github issue.
To apply, send an email to [email protected] with a quick paragraph introducing yourself and containing any relevant links.
At Ironclad, our mission is to power the world's contracts with products that legal teams love. As an early hire, you'll be joining a small, well-funded team of designers, lawyers, and software engineers passionate about bringing the power of software to legal. This is a chance to bring a two-thousand-year-old profession into the digital age, ship a product to paying users that can’t live without it, and help write the playbook for the next billion-dollar vertical. You can learn more here: https://blog.ironcladapp.com/work-with-us-8afb5098fc1
Who we're looking for
Interested in the law. You're excited to work on a team that spends Friday afternoons debating the merits of Supreme Court cases on our rooftop (seriously.) You might have experience from an in-house legal team, a law firm, or just enjoy reading scotusblog.com.
Technically proficient. You're proficient—if not fluent—in programming languages such as JavaScript and HTML. You welcome the idea of working under the hood of our product and becoming a customer-facing technical expert.
Exceptional communicator. You enjoy speaking and writing. You can understand and empathize with people even if you have limited knowledge of their area of expertise. You can translate a nuanced legal process into a concise Github issue.
To apply, send an email to [email protected] with a quick paragraph introducing yourself and containing any relevant links.