Senior Full Stack Engineer, AI & Growth Systems

About Eve Eve is redefining legal technology for plaintiff law firms, and we're building the team that will take us there. We help firms handle more cases, recover more for clients, and grow with AI that works across every stage of a case, from intake through resolution. The next generation of great plaintiff firms will be AI-Native, and Eve is how they get there. But what makes Eve different isn't just the product. It's how we build it. If you're someone who takes ownership, stays curious, and wants to build AI that's already changing how law is practiced, this is where you belong. Product-market fit: Eve is trusted by over 1000+ law firms, and we’re growing fast. Backed by top investors: We’ve raised over $160M from world-class partners including Spark Capital, Andreessen Horowitz(A16z), Menlo Ventures, and Lightspeed. Built by a world-class team: Engineers, designers, and operators from places like Scale, Meta, Airbnb, Cruise, Square, Rubrik, and Lyft are building Eve from the ground up. AI-Native from day one: We’re on the bleeding edge of AI, collaborating directly with teams at OpenAI and Anthropic to build best-in-class AI workflows tailored for legal work. Explosive growth: We are growing 2X revenue Quarter over Quarter.

About the Role

Eve’s Go-To-Market team — growth, marketing, sales, and RevOps — moves fast and runs on software, and we’re building a lot of it. As a Senior Software Engineer on this team, you’ll own large parts of that software: internal tools, integrations, GTM data and automation systems, and the web platform — the systems that turn manual GTM work into something repeatable and reliable. This is full-stack product engineering, embedded in Go-To-Market. The work is broad and the pipeline is long: a web platform marketers can publish to without an engineer, internal tools for sales and RevOps, integrations with the systems the business runs on, and data and automation workflows — increasingly AI-assisted — that replace work people do by hand today. The web platform was our first project; it’s one surface among many coming, and you’ll have a real hand in deciding how the rest get built. You’ll be the second engineer on this surface, working as a true peer to our current engineer — tag-teaming the big ambiguous projects and running whole workstreams independently. You’ll take a vague business problem — “we can’t ship site changes without an engineer,” “this lead-routing breaks silently,” “we do this enrichment by hand every week” — find the real requirements, decide what (and what not ) to build, and own it through to production. The highest-leverage version of this job isn’t shipping the next one-off; it’s building the reusable primitives that make the next ten GTM projects faster. This is not a research role, a pure-infrastructure role, or a “hardest technical problem” role. The hard part here is usually the messy business context, the reliability bar, and the breadth — not algorithmic novelty. We want a pragmatic, execution-oriented engineer who ships and raises everyone’s throughput without adding management load.