Remote Legal AI Trainer & Annotator (Contract)

University of Minnesota School of Nursing; Alabama; On-site; USD 68,880 - 137,760; Full time

Job summary

DataAnnotation seeks experienced legal professionals to join as contract contributors. You will evaluate, annotate, and improve AI-generated responses on legal research, contract analysis, and case law interpretation.

This fully remote, project-by-project role offers flexible scheduling and compensation. Pay ranges from $50-$100+ per hour with potential bonuses on certain projects, enabling work from anywhere in the United States, Canada, the UK, or Australia.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated legal experience in litigation, corporate/transactional, compliance, or similar.
• J.D. and bar admission not required, though practical legal expertise matters.
• Strong written communication skills; able to explain complex concepts clearly.
• Comfortable working independently in a remote, self-directed environment.
• Based in the United States, Canada, the UK, or Australia.
• Has a general understanding of LLM use and the AI landscape.

Responsibilities

• Review and evaluate AI-generated responses to legal prompts for accuracy, clarity, and professional appropriateness.
• Annotate and rank model outputs to guide AI training and improvement.
• Write clear, expert-level answers to legal questions that serve as model training examples.
• Flag errors, misconceptions, or ambiguous outputs and provide corrective guidance.
• Maintain consistent quality and throughput throughout the sprint engagement.

Skills

Legal experience

Written communication

Remote work

LLM knowledge

Education

J.D. not required

Job description

DataAnnotation seeks experienced legal professionals to join as contract contributors. You will evaluate, annotate, and improve AI-generated responses on legal research, contract analysis, and case law interpretation.

This fully remote, project-by-project role offers flexible scheduling and compensation. Pay ranges from $50-$100+ per hour with potential bonuses on certain projects, enabling work from anywhere in the United States, Canada, the UK, or Australia.