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Legora is an AI-native legal workspace that helps legal professionals move faster and operate with greater precision. The company serves 1,000+ customers across 50+ countries, including major law firms like Cleary Gottlieb, Goodwin, and Linklaters, and has scaled to $100M+ in ARR with teams across Europe, North America, and APAC.
As a Senior Software Engineer on the Platform Team, you will architect and implement features end-to-end for Legora's web platform, taking ownership of the codebase while balancing code quality, security, and development velocity. You'll work across the full tech stack with clear ownership and autonomy, focusing primarily on backend development while collaborating with frontend and infrastructure specialists.
Key responsibilities include:
- Architecting and implementing end-to-end features for the web platform
- Owning portions of the codebase and driving continuous improvement
- Reviewing code and mentoring junior engineers to strengthen the team
- Working with React, Node.js, AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes
- Solving complex problems with creative, holistic approaches to software architecture
- Challenging the team and industry to raise the bar on excellence
The role emphasizes ownership over titles, outcomes over intentions, and direct, ego-free feedback. You'll be part of a mission-driven team where everyone contributes and no one coasts. In-person collaboration is a key component of Legora's success, and this role requires 5 days per week in the Stockholm office.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Several years of experience building great products with cutting-edge technologies
- Comfortable working across the entire tech stack with focus on backend development
- Autonomous engineer who takes pride in code quality
- Problem solver with creative thinking and holistic software architecture skills
- Experience in infrastructure and integrations is a plus
- Must be available for 5 days per week in-office collaboration in Stockholm
