Innovation AI Developer / AI Engineering Developer
Chicago & NY (Hybrid)
$176,000 - $264,000
Our client, a leading global law firm, is seeking an Innovation AI Developer to join its Innovation Engineering team, building secure, scalable AI products that improve the quality, speed, and effectiveness of legal work and firm operations. This is an opportunity to work closely with attorneys, innovation leaders, and data scientists, turning complex challenges into practical solutions using large language models and advanced analytics.
Why You Should Apply
Build AI solutions across the full development lifecycle, from experimentation to deployment
Hands on work with RAG pipelines, AI agents, and contract analysis tools
Chicago: $176,000-$242,000 / New York: $176,000-$264,000, plus flexible benefits
Comprehensive healthcare, paid time off, and retirement benefits
Direct collaboration with attorneys, engineers, and data scientists across the firm
Personal support and tailored learning and development opportunities
Encouraging culture: candidates are invited to apply even without every listed qualification
What You'll Be Doing
Partnering with stakeholders to identify use cases and define measurable outcomes
Designing and implementing internal tools using AI models and orchestration frameworks
Creating RAG pipelines and AI agents supporting contract analysis and legal research
Architecting resilient AI solutions on Microsoft Azure
Designing and maintaining evaluation frameworks for model accuracy and safety
Advising on prompt design, model selection, and evaluation methods
About You
At least four years of experience in professional services, legal, or technical roles
Strong Python development skills and proficiency with SQL
Hands on experience with platforms such as OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Hugging Face, or LangChain
Experience designing AI agents and RAG pipelines using vector databases
Experience with Microsoft Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD
How To Apply
If you have a resume ready, apply here. We will not share your resume or reveal your identity to any third-party or potential employer without your express consent.
September 16, 2026