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A leading technical university is seeking Research Assistants in Law to support legal research related to AI and contract design. Ideal candidates are advanced law students with a passion for legal topics. Responsibilities include assisting in preparing teaching materials and research on current legal challenges. This part-time position offers competitive pay according to ETH standards, along with several benefits such as public transport tickets.
10%-20%, Zurich, fixed-term
The Law, Economics, and Business research group, headed by Professor Dr. Alexander Stremitzer at ETH Zurich is searching for Research Assistants (Law).
We are looking for highly motivated law students with an interest in legal research related to law and technology (including a strong focus on AI) and/or contract design. The work will support upcoming courses in these areas during the fall semester.
Research assistants will support the instructors in preparing teaching materials and performing legal research for the class. Topics for which research will be requested will cover frontier issues, including fairness and discrimination in AI, the rollout of the AI Act, and the fast-evolving landscape of tech regulation. Salaries are competitive and paid according to ETH standards.
We are looking for advanced law students (preferably advanced Bachelor or at Master level) with an interest in collaborating with a multi-disciplinary and international team of legal researchers. A successful candidate will have excellent grades and preferably some prior experience in research support. We particularly value candidates who are used to and comfortable addressing cutting-edge research questions where they must be creative and dogged in searching for relevant source materials.
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Please note that we exclusively accept applications submitted through our online application portal. Applications via email or postal services will not be considered.
Further information can be found on our website. Questions regarding the position should be directed to Jakob Merane by email at jakob.merane@gess.ethz.ch (no applications).
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