About this role
Wexler is seeking an AI Engineer to join the team in London for a full-time position. This role suits a passionate technologist eager to build advanced agentic systems and shape the future of legal technology.
Role Overview
As an AI Engineer at Wexler, you will directly oversee the artificial intelligence strategy by manipulating powerful software technology to solve real-world problems for expert litigators. You will act as a core member of the team, developing production-grade solutions that analyze massive volumes of documents to extract critical facts.
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About the Company
Frontdesk AI, operating as Wexler, builds artificial intelligence systems specifically designed for litigation. The London-based company collaborates with major global law firms to manage, resolve, and prevent legal disputes. Backed by notable investors including Pear VC, Seedcamp, and The LegalTechFund, the rapidly growing organization is transforming how legal professionals handle complex document management and case strategy.
How to Apply
Candidates should visit the official Frontdesk AI and Wexler careers page or contact the team directly to submit their application.
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What is the location of the AI Engineer position?
The role is based in London, operating out of the WeWork in Aldwych with an in-person requirement of four days a week.
What technical skills are required for this role?
Required technical skills include expert-level Python, experience designing LLM agents and RAG pipelines, familiarity with AI evaluation frameworks, and a solid grounding in NLP fundamentals.
What is the salary range for the AI Engineer role?
The position offers a competitive salary between £70,000 and £90,000 per year, alongside early-stage equity.
What additional benefits are provided?
Employees receive a budget for learning and professional growth, as well as bi-annual team retreats.
What does Wexler do?
Wexler builds generative AI platforms specifically tailored for litigation, helping large law firms analyze millions of documents and extract critical facts for complex cases.
