Senior Litigation & AI Scenario Architect

Weekday 1; United States; On-site; USD 124,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

Weekday 1 seeks senior litigation professionals to design evaluation tasks for AI systems in civil litigation and dispute resolution. The role covers US Federal Rules, state rules, and international procedures, with a dual-track emphasis on US and international contexts.

You will draft reference outputs, rubrics, and problem sets; build scenarios across discovery, trial advocacy, and arbitration; and work with e-discovery tools such as Relativity and Everlaw. JD with bar admission preferred.

Qualifications

• 5+ years working as a litigator or trial attorney at a major litigation firm or corporate litigation department.
• Direct ownership of complex commercial litigation matters, with trial or arbitration experience.
• Fluency in litigation tooling and methodologies, plus understanding of how court procedure, discovery, and evidentiary rules actually work.

Responsibilities

• Construct litigation scenarios spanning pre-trial discovery, motion practice, trial strategy, and settlement or arbitration processes.
• Build tasks across commercial litigation, complex and class action litigation, discovery and evidence management, trial advocacy, and appellate practice.
• Develop scenarios involving tools such as e-discovery platforms (Relativity, Everlaw), litigation management software, and deposition/trial preparation tools used on major matters.
• Apply litigation methodologies to the standards track a world targets (US FRCP, FR of Evidence, state rules; International CPR and arbitration rules), and produce reference pleadings, discovery responses, motions, and trial memoranda.
• Author rubrics that distinguish authentic litigation judgment from generic law school or bar exam-level recall.

Skills

Litigation experience

Litigation tooling

Education

JD preferred

Tools

Relativity

Everlaw

Job description

Weekday 1 seeks senior litigation professionals to design evaluation tasks for AI systems in civil litigation and dispute resolution. The role covers US Federal Rules, state rules, and international procedures, with a dual-track emphasis on US and international contexts.

You will draft reference outputs, rubrics, and problem sets; build scenarios across discovery, trial advocacy, and arbitration; and work with e-discovery tools such as Relativity and Everlaw. JD with bar admission preferred.