Schutze Web Engineering · 2023 – now
AI services for legal document and email work
Go and Python services that analyse documents, process incoming email and power chat features for law-firm applications.
- Role
- Full stack developer
- Company
- Schutze Web Engineering
- Period
- 2023 – now
- Stack
- Go, Python, LLM APIs
Context
Schutze Web Engineering builds and runs applications for private law firms in Germany. A large part of a firm’s day goes into reading documents and working through email: work that follows clear patterns but was still done by hand.
What I built
- A pipeline stage, written in Go and Python, that sends documents to AI services for analysis and hands structured results back to the existing applications.
- Automated email processing on top of the same services.
- Chat features, so staff can work with their documents in plain language.
The new services had to sit next to an existing mix of Next.js, Node.js with Firebase, and Symfony applications, so I kept the boundaries simple and owned the architecture and code quality end to end.
Outcome
Routine document analysis and email handling moved out of people’s inboxes and into the pipeline, as part of a wider push to modernise the firms’ tools.