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OpenTrain AI seeks a contractor attorney to perform legal analysis and document review for AI training projects. You will apply research, draft and edit memoranda, opinions, and contracts, and provide structured feedback on complex legal scenarios.
This part-time role requires 20+ hours per week with compensation of $140–$400 per hour. You will work remotely, primarily on US law topics, collaborating with multidisciplinary contributors and ensuring high-quality legal content for AI training
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AI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. Contributors prepare and evaluate examples so modern AI systems can learn to reason, communicate, and perform more reliably. Legal professionals bring essential judgment to work involving complex reasoning, accuracy, clarity, and real-world standards.
OpenTrain is seeking a contractor attorney for legal analysis and document review supporting AI training. You will work across a variety of US law topics, applying legal research, drafting, editing, structured feedback, and quality assurance skills to sophisticated legal materials.
This part-time role requires 20 or more hours per week. The listed compensation is $140 to $400 per hour in USD. The role is listed as entry level, while requiring an active license, strong academic credentials, and experience at one or more Vault Law 100 firms.
You will help assess and improve legal content used in AI training projects. The work calls for meticulous attention to detail, sound legal judgment, and the ability to explain whether materials are accurate, clear, consistent, and aligned with legal best practices.
Applicants should have established legal expertise and the ability to assess and communicate legal reasoning precisely. Prior AI experience is not required, but the role requires strong legal analysis, research, drafting, and content-review capabilities.
Experience with quality assurance and rubric-based evaluation of legal documents is helpful. Familiarity with varied practice areas and sophisticated legal matters can support the nuanced judgment required for this work. The role values demonstrated legal expertise and the ability to explain and assess legal reasoning; prior AI experience is not required.
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