Lawyer – Remote (Worldwide)

<strong>IMPORTANT: after you apply, please check your email.</strong> We send you a link to complete your application — it is not considered until that last step is done. If you do not see it, check your spam folder.<br><br><strong>This is a fully remote position</strong>, open to candidates based in 55 countries, including United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, India, France, Netherlands, Singapore.<br><br><strong>Pay:</strong> $80–$180/hr<br><br><strong>Role Title: Lawyer<br><br></strong><strong>Role Type: Contractor<br><br></strong><strong>Location: Remote<br><br></strong>the company is selecting Lawyers to contribute valuable legal expertise to a customer’s project focused on reviewing and drafting legal documents. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters. Contributors will focus on analyzing sample contracts, identifying and flagging risky or problematic clauses, and providing clear, concise explanations of legal concepts for non-lawyers. All engagement data will be public or synthetic, ensuring no confidential or proprietary client information is used.<br><br>Scope of Work<br><br><ul><li>Review sample or template contracts and other legal documents to assess clarity, enforceability, and risk.</li><li>Identify, analyze, and flag potentially risky or problematic clauses, providing detailed written commentary.</li><li>Draft brief memos summarizing findings, key risk areas, and suggested improvements for each document reviewed.</li><li>Conduct basic legal research using only public sources to inform document analysis and recommendations.</li><li>Translate complex legal concepts into clear, accessible language for non-lawyer audiences.</li><li>Adhere strictly to confidentiality and conflict-of-interest protocols, working exclusively with public or synthetic data.<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Preferred Qualifications<br><br></strong><ul><li>Juris Doctor (JD) degree with active or lapsed bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction.</li><li>4+ years of practice experience, with a strong focus on document-heavy legal work (e.g., contracts, compliance, transactions).</li><li>Demonstrated expertise in contract drafting, review, and risk assessment.</li><li>Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a talent for explaining legal concepts to diverse audiences.</li><li>Meticulous attention to detail and a methodical approach to legal analysis.</li><li>Proven commitment to confidentiality and careful management of conflicts of interest.</li><li>Experience working with or interest in technology, AI, or legal operations is a plus.<br><br><br></li></ul><strong>How To Apply<br><br></strong>Apply here with your profile. We will then email you a link to complete your application on the hiring platform — your application is only considered once that final step is done.

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