Internship
Build the product that changes how lawyers work
The Legal Vault internship puts you inside the process of shaping and shipping a real product. Engineering, business, and legal work all run through the same small team.
What you'll do
Build the product
Write and change code in the real codebase, and learn how we work with AI tooling day to day.
Join the business conversation
You sit in on open discussions and meetings with the team, so you learn where the company is heading and what the project actually requires.
Legal and IP work
Take part in work beyond engineering — reviewing patent filings and other legal/IP processes.
Review and feedback
Your work goes through team review. You get feedback regularly and fold it into what you do next.
Who we're looking for
- Engineers curious about the legal field, or law students curious about code
- People who can form their own questions and chase the answers in a short window
- Comfortable working with the team in Korean or English
Intern reviews
Written by people who finished the internship.
I interned for about a month, from July 2 to July 30, 2026. It was a short stretch, but a valuable one — I got to experience both coding and the business side of the work.
Through open conversations with the team about code and business alike, I focused on understanding the company's working culture and direction. Dinner with the engineers was a great chance to hear a practitioner's perspective firsthand, and the meetings that followed made the project's actual requirements much clearer to me.
I also took part in reviewing a patent filing, which let me experience legal and intellectual-property processes alongside the engineering work. On the last day, we held a closing session looking back at how we had been working, and I wrapped up the internship by applying and testing new commands.
This internship let me experience what it takes to conceive and build a real service, and what a workplace looks like where engineering and business intersect. Short as it was, it broadened not just my coding ability but the way I look at a project.
Apply
Send us a short introduction, your resume, and the areas you would like to work on.
Apply by emailWe accept applications year-round; dates and scope are agreed with each applicant.