AI Legal Researcher (f/m/d)

Software Competence Center Hagenberg GmbH; Linz, Wien, Hagenberg; Hybrid; EUR 40 000 - 60 000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading research institution in AI law is looking for an AI Legal Researcher to lead interdisciplinary projects and develop legal guidelines for AI systems. The candidate will work on cutting-edge research alongside experts, focusing on the legal implications of AI technology. This role requires a law degree and strong project management skills, with a commitment to shaping the future of AI regulations.

Leistungen

Stimulating research environment

Flexible working hours

Collaboration opportunities with academic institutions

Qualifikationen

• Strong academic background ideally in tech law or intellectual property.
• Familiar with legal frameworks and regulations related to AI.
• Ability to communicate complex legal and technical concepts.

Aufgaben

• Lead and coordinate interdisciplinary research projects.
• Develop legal standards and guidelines for AI systems.
• Analyze legal implications and ethical considerations related to AI.

Kenntnisse

Project management

AI technology understanding

Analytical skills

Interdisciplinary communication

Ausbildung

Law degree (Mag. iur. or equivalent)

Jobbeschreibung

Are you a skilled lawyer passionate about shaping the legal landscape of artificial intelligence? At the Software Competence Center Hagenberg (SCCH), we are looking for an AI Legal Researcher to join our group IntelligentSystems and CertificationofAI (headed by DIDr.Bernhard Nessler).

Do you want to work on cutting-edge projects with partners such as the JKU LIT Law Lab, the JKU Institute for Machine Learning, the University of Vienna, ASAI, Austrian Standards, TÜV Austria, MANZ and other renowned organizations and researchers in the field? Are you interested in contributing to fundamental AI research, interdisciplinary research around the AI Act and other digital laws, and the development of practical solutions for the application and certification of AI?

Profile

SCCH is an internationally renowned research institution based in Hagenberg, Upper Austria, with additional offices in Linz (OIC) and Vienna. With a rich history of collaboration with industry leaders and academic institutions, we specialize in advanced software technologies, focusing on areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, and deep learning. Our mission is to drive technological innovation and create tangible impact through research excellence.

You will…

• lead and coordinate research projects with interdisciplinary teams
• co-organize scientific conferences and workshops
• manage workflows, timelines, and documentation to ensure projects stay on schedule and comply with organizational and funding requirements
• develop legal standards and guidelines for AI systems
• analyze the legal implications and ethical considerations related to AI
• provide recommendations for adapting legal frameworks to technological advancements
• publish interdisciplinary research findings in legal journals and present results at conferences

You are…

• a law graduate (Mag. iur. or equivalent) with a strong academic background, ideally in tech law and/or IP
• highly organized and skilled in project management, enabling you to achieve project objectives and ensure smooth collaboration between stakeholders
• deeply interested in AI technology, machine learning, and deep learning concepts, including large language models and other foundational models
• familiar with legal frameworks and regulations related to AI, data protection, intellectual property, and technology ethics
• an excellent analyst with research skills and the ability to communicate complex legal and technical concepts clearly
• a team player with leadership and strong interdisciplinary communication skills

We offer…

• a stimulating and collaborative research environment, working alongside renowned experts in AI and law
• the opportunity to shape the legal landscape of AI and contribute to groundbreaking research
• access to cutting-edge technologies and resources for conducting legal research in the AI domain
• collaboration opportunities with leading academic institutions and organizations and the possibility to pursue further academic degrees
• company events, a pleasant working atmosphere, and social benefits
• family-friendly and flexible working hours (flexitime without core time), and the option of teleworking

The minimum gross salary is €3,929 per month (14 times per year) for full-time employment. The actual salary depends on your qualifications and experience.

We are committed to increasing the proportion of women in our organization and would be particularly pleased to fill this position with a female researcher.

Are you interested? Apply now by sending your application documents (CV, cover letter highlighting your expertise in AI law and your motivation, and any relevant publications or projects) to [e-mail].

For further information, please visit our website or contact DI Dr. Bernhard Nessler directly.

Join us at SCCH and play a key role in advancing interdisciplinary research, developing AI regulations and standards, exploring ethical boundaries, and ensuring responsible AI practices in the digital era.