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Adalat AI is building an end-to-end justice tech stack that automates manual and clerical pain points in courtrooms, giving judges back time to focus on what matters most: decision-making and delivering justice.
Our solutions, from AI-powered transcription in Indian languages to case-flow management and document navigation, are now deployed across 9 states, covering nearly 30% of India's judiciary.
Backed by leading technology companies and funders, and incubated at MIT and Oxford, Adalat AI is working to eliminate judicial delays and expand access to timely justice.
Our Paperless Operations team is taking this further, digitising the full lifecycle of a case beyond the courtroom, from filing to scrutiny to registration to final judgment, into a single, continuous digital system across partner state judiciaries.
Role Overview
As a Mid-Level Product Designer on the Paperless Operations team, you'll help shape how India's courts move from paper to digital. This is a hands-on role for a designer who is energised by real-world problems, takes ownership of their work, and wants to design for users whose workflows and tech comfort look nothing like the typical SaaS audience.
We design for uniquely Indian legal contexts, varied tech adoption, language needs, and legacy processes. You'll work closely with senior designers, the product team, and our on-ground legal and operations teams, spending real time in the field to understand how users actually work.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct on-ground field research, traveling to partner states (up to ~20% travel) to observe and understand real court workflows
Run primary user research with court officials and translate observations into clear insights
Support end-to-end design for paperless filing, scrutiny, registration, and listing workflows
Turn complex, legacy legal processes into clear, efficient, and accessible user experiences
Create UX flows and high-fidelity UI for web-first, workflow-heavy products
Partner with senior designers and engineers to ship pixel-perfect, usable interfaces
Help build and maintain a strong user research pipeline that keeps decisions grounded in reality
Design with empathy for users new to digital tools, prioritising clarity, trust, and ease of adoption
Qualifications
2-4 years of product design experience, ideally on workflow-driven, web-first, or B2B products
Hands-on experience with primary user research and a genuine comfort working with low-tech-savvy audiences
Willing and excited to do on-ground field research, with up to ~20% travel to partner states
Strong UX fundamentals and a growing sense of visual craft
Curious, humble, and interested in creating real impact with their work
A portfolio showing your process, research, and shipped or near-shipped work
Nice to have: exposure to legal-tech, government/public-sector
What You Will Achieve in a Year
Design products that bring the underserved Bharat legal system online for the first time
Spend time in the field, close to the users and problems you're solving
Work directly with senior designers, engineers, and the founders
See your work go live across partner state judiciaries with meaningful systemic impact
Benefits and Perks
WFH with flexible work hours
Unlimited PTO
Contacts within the Harvard / MIT / Oxford ecosystem
Autonomy and Ownership
Smart, Humble and Friendly peers
Generous vacation
Maternity and Paternity leaves
Learning & Development resources
Access to latest design tools and mobile testing devices