About this role
Role Overview
The Senior Product Engineer - AI Native position at DiliTrust in Paris - La Défense involves working at the intersection of AI, product, and engineering to scale the proprietary Lini AI engine. This permanent role suits an experienced software professional with a background in B2B SaaS platforms who wants to drive AI-powered legal technology solutions.
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Salary and Benefits
About the Company
DiliTrust is a global software-as-a-service provider dedicated to digitizing legal departments worldwide with an integrated suite of legal and governance products. Experiencing an annual growth rate exceeding 40% since 2020, the company supports 2,400 customers across 64 countries from eight international offices. Recognized consistently with "Happy at Work" and "Tech at Work" labels since 2019, DiliTrust pioneers AI features within the Legal Tech sector.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official DiliTrust careers page to submit their application for the Senior Product Engineer - AI Native position.
Skills and tech stack
Questions candidates ask
Where is the Senior Product Engineer - AI Native role located?
The position is based in Paris - La Défense, France, with a remote policy that helps balance remote and onsite work.
What level of experience is required for this job?
Candidates must have 8+ years of professional software engineering experience, with significant time spent building and operating B2B SaaS platforms in production.
Is this an ML research or prompt engineering position?
No, this is not a prompt-engineering role or an ML/LLM research role; it focuses on product engineering, architecture, and agent-assisted pipeline governance.
What technologies are used in the tech stack?
The tech stack includes Node.js, TypeScript, Vue.js 3, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and GCP.
What language proficiency is required?
Applicants must have full working rights in France and be fluent in both French and English.
