AI + Law Research Assistant (Zurich)

ETH Zürich; Zürich; On-site; CHF 50,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Public transport season tickets

Car sharing

ASVZ sports

Childcare

Pension benefits

Job summary

ETH Zurich is seeking qualified candidates for Research Assistants (Law, Computer Science, or related fields) to support a Swiss SNSF-funded project on Responsible AI for the Swiss Judiciary. The role offers diverse tasks spanning stakeholder engagement, coordination, documentation, and AI prototype development.

Ideal candidates are students enrolled at a Swiss university with interests in law or computer science, and willingness to contribute to an interdisciplinary research effort in Zurich.

Qualifications

• We are looking for students enrolled at a Swiss university who are enthusiastic about contributing to an interdisciplinary research project on AI in the judiciary.
• Experience with project management and German language skills are a plus.
• Currently enrolled as a student at a Swiss university.

Responsibilities

• Supporting stakeholder interactions, including communication and collaboration with courts and judicial actors
• Assisting in the organization and coordination of project activities
• Contributing to project management tasks (e.g., documentation, coordination, project website)
• Supporting the development and refinement of AI-based research prototypes
• Assisting in research activities

Skills

Project management

German language skills (a plus)

Currently enrolled as a student

Education

Swiss university student

Job description

ETH Zurich is seeking qualified candidates for Research Assistants (Law, Computer Science, or related fields) to support a Swiss SNSF-funded project on Responsible AI for the Swiss Judiciary. The role offers diverse tasks spanning stakeholder engagement, coordination, documentation, and AI prototype development.

Ideal candidates are students enrolled at a Swiss university with interests in law or computer science, and willingness to contribute to an interdisciplinary research effort in Zurich.