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Antitrust Engineer

London
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About CompetitionAI

CompetitionAI builds AI tools that make the lives of competition lawyers and their clients better. We work with the top antitrust teams in the world, are backed by some of the best investors in the world, and are the clear market leader. We're growing rapidly and we're hiring another antitrust lawyer to join the team.

The Role

As an Antitrust Engineer, you'll use your antitrust expertise to teach AI agents how to perform competition analysis, and to design the tools built around them. These are tools no one has built before, so we design them from scratch.

You don't need to be able to code — our team of elite AI software engineers handles that. But you will be a builder, designing the leading AI tools for antitrust attorneys.

What You'll Do

  • Turn antitrust law expertise into AI agents that carry out competition analysis
  • Design new tools from scratch, experimenting like a scientist to find the best approach while working with our AI software engineers
  • Spend a lot of time talking with antitrust lawyers to explain the benefits of the tools, train them how to use it and speak to them if they have any questions
  • Refine our products based on that feedback, working closely with our AI software engineers
  • Try out and adopt new AI tools as they emerge

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What We're Looking For

  • A love of antitrust. Everything we do starts there.
  • Broad antitrust legal experience. This must include strong private practice experience, as we work with the world's top antitrust teams. It's fine if you're currently in-house or a regulator but previously spent some time in a law firm.
  • People skills. You enjoy talking to people, and competition lawyers enjoy talking to you.
  • Low ego and an open mind. You take feedback on board, work well in a team and bring real intellectual curiosity.
  • An AI-native mindset. Much of this can be learned; a willingness to learn and try new tools matters most. If you've already got experience with AI tools in your professional or private lives that would be helpful.

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Why Join Us

  • If you're an antitrust lawyer who wants to build AI tools, there's no better place to do it
  • We want to invest in you and your development
  • A friendly, low-ego team whose AI-native way of working lets it deliver ten times the output you'd expect for its size
  • Work with the top antitrust teams in the world, at the clear market leader backed by leading investors

Location

We're based in London, and we're open to candidates in or near Brussels, Washington DC or New York. US antitrust experience is advantageous so we would be happy for you to work in the US. We may consider other locations too.

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