Location: NYC (In-Person / Hybrid)   |   Full-Time   |   $150,000 - $250,000
SvelteKit GraphQL Python Full Stack AI Legal Tech FastAPI Tailwind Svelte Bun Deno AI/ML infra structured concurrency NYC AI Engineer Full Stack Engineer Product
Company Description:
Equall is building the OS for legal risk — a real-time AI platform that does legal work (not a co-pilot). We utilize custom knowledge graphs and multi-agent systems to create outputs that replace hundreds of lawyer-hours, solving real pain points for top law firms.

Role Description:
As a Product Engineer (Full Stack) at Equall, you will be a core member of our high-output, in-person team based in NYC. You will take ownership of features from conception to deployment, working across our entire stack and directly contributing to our AI-native product designed to tackle complex legal challenges.

Responsibilities:
- Own and ship full-stack features across SvelteKit, GraphQL, and Python.
- Collaborate closely with the team in our NYC office (hybrid options available).
- Engage directly with challenging problems faced by top law firms and build solutions.
- Contribute significantly to building an innovative AI-native product.

Required Qualifications:
- Based in NYC or willing to relocate.
- Demonstrates a serious work ethic, speed in execution, and resilience for working long hours on difficult problems.
- Minimum of 2 years of professional software engineering experience.

Ideal Candidate Profile:
You are a highly motivated and skilled full-stack engineer passionate about building impactful products using cutting-edge technology. You thrive in fast-paced environments, enjoy tackling complex challenges, and are eager to contribute to an AI-driven solution in the legal tech space. You are comfortable working across the stack and collaborating intensely with a dedicated team.

Nice-to-Have Skills:
- Experience with FastAPI, GraphQL, Tailwind CSS, Svelte/SvelteKit.
- Familiarity with modern JavaScript runtimes like Bun or Deno.
- Experience with AI/ML infrastructure.
- Understanding of structured concurrency concepts.
Post Date: May 21, 2025