Clio Machine Learning Engineer

We are currently seeking a Machine Learning Engineer to join our rapidly growing engineering team This role is for someone who is passionate about building innovative solutions and being exposed to new challenges and technologies while making an impact We at Clio have an amazing team that is on a mission to transform the legal experience for all, and our engineering team's goal is to deliver an incredible experience to our customers In the AI team in Clio, we use the latest technology in the space of NLP and GenAI to provide our customers with solutions to make their work more streamlined and efficient allowing them to have more time to focus on their clients' needs Develop advanced machine learning models using structured and unstructured data to improve Clio's customer's experience Create LLMs based solutions to help Clio's clients to save time and create efficiencies Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, product management, operations and data science to identify new ML-driven features for Clio customers Work in an agile environment with our team of machine learning engineers, MLOps engineering and full stack developers across a variety of projects

Clio provides a legal practice management platform designed for law firms, allowing users to manage billing for legal aid cases, access and manage documents and store files across multiple devices. Whilst other startups are operating in this niche, Clio has uniquely focussed on synchronisation across remote devices and on a wide range of integrations, allowing the user to access information from other industry standard software such as Xero and Klyant from within a single interface. Clio has raised a large amount of investment capital, most recently in a 2021 Series E round which saw the company attain unicorn status with a valuation exceeding $1 billion. This funding is being used to accelerate its product development, hire additional talent, and for expansion into new markets with a focus on the EMEA region, particularly the UK and Ireland.