Paulina

CEO

During her PhD Paulina has seen the AI revolution first hand at ETH and Google and decided it is time to challenge the status quo in legaltech with her own team of AI experts. While her PhD connected researchers from OpenAI, Google Brain, and ETH Zurich, it's now her mission at DeepJudge to connect the legal world with AI technology.

Kevin

COO

Kevin is a physicist turned computer scientist with a knack for data and algorithms. Kevin holds a PhD in Machine Learning from ETH Zürich. He was awarded the ETH Medal in Physics and has worked at Google Brain in Berlin and Microsoft Research in Cambridge UK.

Yannic

CTO

Yannic is our all-rounder: beyond his experience as a software engineer, his PhD at ETH and work at Google AI Language have put him in the forefront of training, building and deploying ML models. He is now leading the technical developments at DeepJudge.

Florian

Head of Research

Florian has a passion for text data and designs our core document understanding AI. During his PhD at ETH he focused on AI models that generate text and worked with Typewise on the future of predictive keyboards.

Dimitri

Machine Learning Engineer

Dimitri is fascinated by algorithms and programs of all kinds. He’s especially interested in the intersection of AI and artistic applications, e.g. artificially generating music. After graduating as a Bachelor in Computer Science from ETH Zurich, his passion for applications of AI has led him to DeepJudge, where he applies the latest AI research to make people’s lives just a little bit easier.

Marvin

Machine Learning Engineer

Marvin is a software developer currently studying at ETH Zurich, where his interest in AI & the application of it to natural language has led him to DeepJudge. He is currently working as part of the ML team to do research and help further develop the product.

Jürgen

Senior Software/MLOps Engineer

Jürgen studied computer science and has several years of experience in software engineering and software architecture in different industries (life science, finance, insurance). He is fascinated about combining Software Engineering with Machine Learning/AI and building new solutions based on that. He is currently working on his M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence.

Lukas

Software Engineer

Lukas is a software engineer who is passionate about creating fast and modern products using cutting-edge technology, a mission which is well aligned with his role at DeepJudge. Prior to joining, he studied Computer Science at ETH Zurich and was a part of the Code Expert Development team and acted as a board member of the student association VIS.

Aashna

Business Development

Aashna is curious about the world of AI, and sees tremendous potential in using language as a way to connect people and make technology more widely accessible. She is currently starting her Master’s in Electrical Engineering at ETH Zürich, and is supporting DeepJudge part-time in our mission to revolutionise the legal industry!

Jonas

Software Engineer

Jonas is finishing his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at ETH Zurich and likes to see his work change a product for the better. He thinks that DeepJudge’s vision has huge potential and is glad to help transform it into reality. He also works as Student Teaching Assistant at ETH and is a board member of the association of computer science students and helps keep their infrastructure running.

Philippe

Software Engineer

Philippe studied computer science at ETH Zurich and is passionate about building polished and performant software. Philippe considers himself as a generalist and is comfortable working in any part of the stack. He joined DeepJudge to create a modern software experience that empowers employees in the legal industry.

Jason

Software Engineer

Jason is a software engineer whose interests in AI and law have brought him to DeepJudge, where he applies his knowledge of the latest technologies to make searching less of a hassle. He is currently studying computer science at ETH Zurich and acts as president of the association of computer science students.