Job Description
As a Software Engineer on the Tabular Analysis team, you will help build tools that let legal professionals put questions to large collections of documents and get back answers they can trace to the source. It is live in CoCounsel today, and it is among the first products running Thomson Reuters’ own in-house model in production. You will work across the full stack, from the backend services that do the heavy processing to the interface lawyers use to read and refine results.

This role is aimed at someone early in their career who wants to move quickly. You will get real ownership sooner than is typical, you will be expected to use AI tooling to multiply what one engineer can deliver, and you will work directly alongside the senior engineers who designed these systems and are ready to teach them. If you are looking for a role where your ceiling is set by how fast you learn rather than by how long you have been doing this, that is the role we are describing.

Key Responsibilities
In this opportunity as a Software Engineer, you will:
- Build and ship end to end:



Take a feature from a written requirement through design, implementation, code review and production. You will operate with a moderate level of guidance and own straightforward projects outright.
- Work genuinely full-stack: Develop across the frontend, the backend and the data layer, with attention to performance and security, rather than specializing in one from day one. Expect to work directly with database schemas and query performance.
- Use AI as a force multiplier: Apply AI coding and testing tooling to your own work, and help build AI capabilities into the product itself. Translate business requirements into solutions that use AI where it is the right answer, and do not where it is not.
- Learn the systems deliberately: Build real working knowledge of the core services behind the product, some of which currently sit with a small number of senior engineers, so that knowledge is shared a

📌 Software Engineer (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Thomson Reuters
📍 Ciudad de México