HAQQ
Legal AI
28open roles
1backers · IM Fndng
200+team · employees, estimated range
2022founded
Overview
HAQQ is a legal technology company that builds AI software for law firms, in-house legal teams and individuals, combining a legal AI chat for drafting, document review and research with eFirm, a practice-management product for matters, billing and clients. Founded in 2022, it focuses on emerging markets, supports Arabic alongside English, and says its products are used by more than 17,000 legal teams, including bar associations and institutions. HAQQ hires across software, AI and machine learning, data, security and site reliability engineering, alongside legal engineers, product managers, designers and IT support staff.
How HAQQ hires
Truth index
D 42/100
Ghost roles
97%
Stale roles
0%
Reposted roles
0%
HAQQ scores D on the Alion truth index (A is best, E worst), measured over 73 open roles re-checked against its own hiring board: 97% look like ghost listings, 0% have gone stale and 0% are the same role posted again. It measures how much of what this employer publishes turns into a real, finite search - not the employer as a workplace. How the index is computed
Funding and backers
Team
201-500
employees, estimated range
Hiring now
73
+1 posted in 30 days
Backers
1
IM Fndng
Momentum
16/100
hiring for its size, in the news
Last sign of life
1 mo ago
a posting or a news item
The story so fareach stage dated by its source: the company's releases, the press, registers, filings
Tractionpublic signals, read monthly
Web presence
top 0.09%
of 133.2M domains by links, Common Crawl
App Store
3.4 ★
5 ratings
Hacker News stories
1
best: 4 points
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Growth
Hiring Momentum
28/100
Slowing
Open positions
73
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
ATS activity
Every ~6 hours
Today
Hiring Dynamics
0%
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Backend
50% ▼
Finance
50% ▲
Tech stack
Technologies named in job postings at HAQQ over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
Technologies in use
36
Postings analysed
20
Stack modernity
78/100AI adopter
Languages
Python20%
SQL15%
JavaScript15%
Go5%
Frameworks & libraries
React.js15%
Cypress5%
Playwright5%
PyTorch5%
Cloud & platforms
Figma10%
AWS5%
GCP5%
Kubernetes5%
AI & ML
LLM10%
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36 technologies · by team · pay by technology · changes · similar stacks
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