Fullstack Software Engineer (Legaltech)

TL;DR

Fullstack Software Engineer (Legaltech): Building and optimizing the core systems of an AI-native legal workspace with an accent on high-performance web features and scalable architecture. Focus on designing robust end-to-end solutions, ensuring system reliability, and collaborating across the stack to drive product innovation.

Location: Must be based in Stockholm, Sweden (5-day in-office role)

Company

hirify.global is an AI-native legal workspace platform serving over 1,000 customers globally, focused on streamlining complex legal workflows through advanced document analysis and automation.

What you will do

• Lead the design, development, and deployment of end-to-end features for the web platform.
• Take full ownership of critical codebase components, balancing development speed with long-term scalability.
• Work with a modern stack including React, Node.js, AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes.
• Collaborate with product and design teams to translate requirements into robust technical solutions.
• Review code and mentor colleagues to foster a culture of technical excellence.
• Drive continuous improvement by exploring new technologies and contributing to architectural discussions.

Requirements

• Proven experience building and shipping modern software products.
• Solid skills in fullstack development with a strong backend foundation.
• Experience with cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, and enterprise-scale integrations.
• Passion for writing maintainable, secure, and high-quality code.
• Proactive mindset suitable for a fast-paced, collaborative startup environment.
• Must be able to work 5 days per week from the Stockholm office.

Culture & Benefits

• High-performance, ego-free environment with a focus on ownership and excellence.
• Opportunity to work on a high-impact, AI-native product used by top-tier global legal firms.
• Collaborative team culture that values direct feedback and continuous growth.
• Exposure to large-scale enterprise systems and complex technical challenges.