Overview
An AI-training project requires senior U.S. legal professionals to create challenging prompts and evaluations using multiple input files.
Responsibilities
- Build realistic, model-stumping legal prompts grounded in multiple source or input files.
- Review model outputs for correctness, legal realism, and faithful use of the provided materials.
- Use senior professional judgment to identify relevant legal issues clearly and follow project guidance.
Priority practice areas
- Individuals and families: landlord-tenant and housing; small claims and consumer protection; family law; consumer debt, credit, and bankruptcy; employment and workplace rights; criminal and traffic matters; immigration.
- Planning and public matters: estate planning; public benefits and disability; tax problems; contracts and personal agreements; property, homeownership, and real estate.
- Claims and creative rights: individual-focused intellectual property; personal injury and insurance claims.
Qualifications
- 5+ years of professional legal experience under U.S. law in one or more of the priority practice areas listed above.
- Attorneys must hold a U.S. J.D. and/or admission to a U.S. state bar.
- Senior paralegals and other legal specialists may also qualify if they have substantive, hands-on experience in a priority practice area.
- Current or recent legal practice is preferred.
Compensation & Benefits