Exit Protocol is an early legal-tech company building tools for financial discovery, deterministic tracing, evidence integrity, and secure deployment. We need people who care about precision, not theater.
We work on sensitive financial records, legal workflows, and outputs that professionals may rely on. That changes the engineering bar.
Core forensic results must be repeatable, reviewable, and explainable. Cleverness loses to clarity when evidence is on the line.
Access control, logs, encryption, clean exports, and deployment boundaries are part of the user experience.
We build software that gives attorneys, accountants, and experts faster review surfaces without pretending software replaces judgment.
Own core backend workflows for matter data, transaction ledgers, report generation, asynchronous processing, and deterministic LIBR calculations. This role requires comfort with boring correctness, tests, migrations, and sensitive data boundaries.
Improve the pipeline that turns difficult financial PDFs into structured ledgers. The work includes scanned statements, skewed pages, bad exports, table reconstruction, validation, and fallbacks when source documents are messy.
Help translate real forensic accounting practice into product requirements, report language, review workflows, and methodology guardrails. You will pressure-test outputs before they reach attorneys and experts.
Build partner channels with family law firms, forensic accountants, legal tech platforms, and enterprise litigation teams. This role is about consultative fit, not spray-and-pray sales.
Email a short note, role, relevant work, and why this problem space fits you.
Discuss the product, constraints, role fit, and what ownership would look like.
A practical exercise or portfolio review tied to the role, not trivia.
We are also interested in people with unusual depth in cryptography, legal operations, product design for professional workflows, security engineering, and financial data systems.
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