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Assembly Software
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About Assembly Software
Assembly Software is the team behind Neos, the case management platform purpose-built for personal injury law firms, with embedded intelligence that already knows your cases. We're trusted by 1,100 firms and 15,000 users nationwide, backed by more than 40 years of experience in PI case management. As a growing SaaS company with a passionate team, we're building software that makes cases easier to manage and outcomes better for the firms and clients who rely on it.
When you join Assembly Software, you’re joining a team that genuinely cares about you, your career, and your excitement about your job. When you work for a tech company in the legal field, there are endless opportunities ripe for disruption, and you’ll be on the forefront of that innovation. We want you to pursue what drives you and push your boundaries! Assembly Software is where people come to shake up a historically buttoned-up industry.
Vision Statement
Assembly's vision is to provide the legal community the best practice management software that enables client advocacy from anywhere at anytime.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide intuitive and comprehensive legal practice management solutions enhancing efficiency and profitability for our customers.
Core Values
Most companies say they want a design leader with vision. What they usually mean is someone who agrees with decisions that were already made and makes them look good. This is not that job. We want someone who walks into a room, forms a real opinion about what our product experience should become, and is willing to defend it.
At Assembly, you'll operate at every altitude. One day you're in a strategy conversation with our executives, the next you're deep in a prototype working removing friction from the user experience. You'll spend real time with customers, understanding and interpreting their feedback. You’ll operate as a partner to product and engineering, driving discovery and solutioning and shaping what we build.
We are an AI native product organization and need you to be as well. We need someone with real opinions about how AI should change the user experience and where it can be used to solve meaningful problems. If you've been waiting for a seat where you can drive this from day one, we want to hear from you.
When you’re considering a new job, it’s normal to have questions. Here are a few things we get asked all of the time:
1. I'm tired of the daily commute. Where are you located?
Assembly Software is a fully remote company. We work across time zones and connect through Teams, so you can build your career from wherever you do your best work: home office, favorite coffee shop, or yes, in your PJs if that's your vibe.
2. What makes Assembly Software different?
Our people. We're a fast growing SaaS company and the leading provider of case management solutions for personal injury and legal firms. Through our three brands, Neos, Needles, and TrialWorks, we serve over 2,500 law firms and 40,000+ users, the largest user base in the industry. Backed by Ridge Road Partners since 2017, we combine decades of legal tech expertise with a scrappy, entrepreneurial energy. We move fast, we care about the product, and we have fun doing it. Our sales team also enjoys uncapped commission with built in accelerators, so top performers are rewarded for their impact.
3. What's the benefits package like?
Competitive and comprehensive. You'll have access to:
We invest in our people because we know our results depend on them. When you do great work here, you'll be recognized and rewarded for it.
Assembly Software provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
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