Harvey Announces Canadian Expansion, Establishes New Roots in Toronto
Recognizing that Toronto is home to top-tier engineering talent, strong academic institutions, and a thriving AI community, Harvey is looking to hire for over 20 roles across engineering and sales. Establishing a local presence will allow the company to tap into Canadian talent and continue to scale the platform with speed, performance and security.
Harvey is already working with some of Canada's most respected law firms, including Davies and Gowling WLG, highlighting strong product-market fit and underscoring the demand for secure, purpose-built AI solutions. The new office will help Harvey collaborate even more closely with firms to shape the future of legal work.
'Canada is not just a market for Harvey, it's a place we're thrilled to be building in,' says Winston Weinberg, CEO and Co-Founder of Harvey. 'We're investing in local talent, partnering with leading firms, and embedding ourselves in the country's tech ecosystem. Toronto offers everything we look for in a growth hub: world-class infrastructure, exceptional talent, and a legal community eager to innovate.'
Harvey's platform streamlines legal workflows by combining advanced language models with deep legal expertise. Its tools enable lawyers to draft, strategize, and synthesize across vast datasets; collaborate securely on projects; surface insights from both proprietary and public legal sources; and automate complex, recurring legal tasks. All of this is delivered through a secure infrastructure.
'Toronto will become a core development engine for Harvey. We're building critical infrastructure, expanding engineering capacity, and integrating Canadian technical leadership directly into our product lifecycle,' says Siva Gurumurthy, Chief Technology Officer.
By establishing a permanent presence in Toronto, Harvey is positioning Canada as a core part of its product roadmap. This is only the beginning of the company's commitment to building locally, growing nationally and contributing meaningfully to the evolution of AI in legal and professional services globally.
To learn more about career opportunities with Harvey, visit our careers page.
About Harvey
Harvey is domain-specific AI for legal and professional services. Its tools streamline complex workflows in areas such as contract analysis, due diligence, compliance, and litigation, helping professionals make faster, smarter decisions. Harvey is used by more than 517 customers in 54+ countries, including global law firms and Fortune 500 companies. To learn more, visit https://www.harvey.ai/
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