Filevine
Product Design Engineer
About this role
Filevine is seeking a Product Design Engineer to lead the design of AI-powered contract review and drafting tools integrated into Word and browser platforms. You'll own the end-to-end user experience for legal professionals, focusing on redlining, automation, and clause analysis in a fast-moving, design-driven team.
What you'll do
- Design and own the Word-based contract workflow experience from end to end
- Define how AI features appear and function across the contract lifecycle
- Create intuitive interfaces for contract redlines, playbook automation, and clause-level analysis
- Collaborate with a senior, high-output product and engineering team
- Ensure design quality and clarity for high-stakes legal work
- Ship products across Word and browser platforms for thousands of legal teams
What they're looking for
- Product design and UX/UI design
- Design systems and component thinking
- Familiarity with Word integration or Microsoft Office ecosystem
- AI/ML product design experience
- Web and desktop application design
- Collaboration and communication
- Legal tech domain knowledge (preferred)
- Prototyping and interaction design
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Filevine
Filevine builds a Legal AI platform that integrates into Word and web applications to help legal professionals with contract review, drafting, and workflow automation. The company is hiring UI engineers, software developers, and product design engineers to build and refine cloud-based AI-driven tools for the legal industry.
- Website
- filevine.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience designing AI-powered features. How do you approach designing for user trust and clarity when the system's decision-making isn't immediately transparent?
- Tell us about a time you designed a complex workflow (particularly in enterprise or regulated industries). How did you handle competing user needs and ensure the UX remained intuitive?