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Ravel Law
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Ravel Law (http://ravellaw.com) | San Francisco | Full-time | Onsite
Ravel Law is a new legal search, analytics, and visualization platform. Ravel enables lawyers to find, contextualize, and interpret information that turns legal data into legal insights. Ravel's array of powerful tools – which include data-driven, interactive visualizations and analytics – transforms how lawyers understand the law and prepare for litigation. In today's global and increasingly digital world, Ravel empowers attorneys to benefit from this huge influx of information and find value in it.
In 2012, Ravel spun out of Stanford University's Law School, Computer Science Department, and d.school, with the support of CodeX (Stanford's Center for Legal Informatics).
We're looking for an experienced front-end engineer. We build our front-end in Ember using Ember-CLI, ES6 transpilers, ember-data, and http-mocks for rapid and modern development. Ideal candidates will be skilled in highly dynamic web interface development (HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery). In addition, candidates should have a passion for engineering unique interactive visualizations with d3.js and potentially canvas/webGL. A flexible front-end engineer with 3-5 years JavaScript experience will excel in this role, but 2+ years professional Ember experience will also distinguish leading candidates.
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