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Raydar

R&D Attorney

$150K–$240K

San Francisco, California · Full-time · Posted Oct 27, 2026

Experience
Five or more years of legal experience; law firm training and some in-house experience required.
Education
Law degree from a top 100 law school.

About the job

An attorney embedded with engineering teams evaluates AI-generated legal output, translates legal needs into product specifications, and writes code to improve product features.

What you'll do

  • Advise engineering teams throughout feature development and release.
  • Test AI output quality against legal standards and rival models, and translate legal workflows and feedback into product specifications.
  • Use AI coding assistants to write and submit code, and prepare sales and solutions staff to present features to clients.

What they ask for

  • Licensed attorney with law firm training and some in-house experience.
  • Five or more years of legal experience and a law degree from a top 100 law school.
  • Deep substantive knowledge in at least one listed area of law, and prior use of generative AI on legal tasks, including evaluating its output.
  • Proficiency with AI tools beyond casual personal use; willingness to work in a codebase; strong organization and cross-disciplinary communication.

Nice to have

  • Prior legal work in commercial sectors such as financial services, retail, or consumer goods.
  • Training at a large, well-regarded law firm; undergraduate degree from a top school or a technical program.

Pay

USD 150,000 to 240,000 base salary

Tools

AI coding assistants

AI focus

Evaluate AI-generated legal output through structured testing, compare it with rival models, and use AI coding assistants to build product changes.

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First seen Oct 30, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)