Job description
About Us
At Laine, we’re building the next generation of legal tooling—a cutting-edge AI product that turns complex drafting into a fast, guided, and secure experience. We blend thoughtful product design with modern engineering to help people and licensed lawyers work smarter, not harder. If you’re excited by high-impact problems, a crisp product vision, and shipping real features used in the wild, you’ll feel at home here.
Role Overview
We’re looking for product-minded, versatile Software Engineers, Senior Software Engineers or Principal Software Engineers to design, build, and scale our AI-assisted legal drafting platform. This is a full-time, hybrid role based in our Dubai office, with administrative visa support. You will take true fullstack ownership—spanning frontend interfaces, backend services, and AI integrations—using a modern TypeScript stack to ship delightful, secure features from end to end.
What You’ll Do
Act as a product-minded engineer, influencing both the technical architecture and the product roadmap with pragmatic, user-first thinking.Take fullstack ownership of features, developing end-to-end user experiences from the React frontend down to the Node.js backend.Integrate LLMs and external AI services into robust, secure, and highly usable core features.Improve performance, scalability, observability, and security across the platform.Write clean, well-tested code; contribute to design docs and lead code reviews.Partner closely with product and design teams to understand the "why" behind the features you build.
What We’re Looking For
A strong product mindset—you care just as much about solving the user's problem as you do about the technical implementation.Solid software engineering fundamentals and a track record of shipping production systems.Deep expertise in TypeScript across the entire stack (Node.js and React/Next.js).Hands-on experience integrating AI/LLMs into production workflows.Strong understanding of API design and database modeling (SQL/NoSQL).Experience with cloud platforms (GCP) and comfort with monitoring and debugging in production.Excellent communication and collaboration skills to thrive in a hybrid environment.Fluent in using AI as core to your development workflow.Fluency in English.
Nice to Have
Experience in LegalTech, FinTech, or other compliance-sensitive domains.Hands-on experience with prompt engineering, RAG, or AI agents.Security-minded development (authn/z, secrets, least privilege).Event-driven design and queues/streams.Bachelors in CS/Engineering or equivalent practical experience.
How We Work
Hybrid work model centered around our Dubai hub, collaborating with teammates across several timezonesLightweight, pragmatic Agile; high ownership; strong product culture.
Benefits & Growth
UAE visa sponsorship and health insurance.Hybrid work environment with flexible working hours in Dubai.Join an early-stage start-up and have a direct impact on the product's trajectory.Support for continuous learning and professional development.
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