Document and contract drafting automation platform for legal teams
Avvoka builds contract and document automation software for legal teams, running on a Ruby on Rails core with Vue and Quill on the front end and Office.js plus Microsoft Graph API for Word-native drafting. OpenAI and Azure Cognitive Services in the stack, alongside job-post work on AI grounding evals and trustworthy output, show AI being layered carefully onto a rules-first automation engine. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward senior engineering and product talent.
Avvoka, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Victoria, England, develops a SaaS platform that converts legal precedents and firm drafting standards into structured, reusable templates for producing documents. Its customers include law firms, banks and corporate legal departments. The product covers contract automation, conditional drafting logic, negotiation and integration with Microsoft Word. The company employs 51–200 people, operates offices across the UK, EU and ASPAC, and is currently hiring in the United Kingdom and the Philippines.
Avvoka runs on Ruby on Rails and Ruby with Vue, TypeScript and Quill on the front end, hosted across AWS and Azure, with GitLab, Ansible, Packer, RSpec, Playwright, Selenium and Sentry supporting delivery.
Yes. Avvoka uses OpenAI and Azure Cognitive Services, and job posts reference an evaluation suite for AI grounding and work on ensuring trustworthy AI output.
Avvoka is hiring in the United Kingdom and the Philippines, mainly for senior engineering and product roles, with additional openings in finance, HR and marketing.
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