Tech Contract Attorney, GC Experience - Part-Time Legal AI Training - Remote (Texas)
$175,500 per year
ApplyTech Contract Attorney, GC Experience - Part-Time Legal AI Training - Remote (Texas)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$175,500 per year
About the role
- $90–$130 per hour
- 100% remote, from Texas or anywhere in the United States
- Part-time, independent contractor
- 20 or more hours a week, you choose when To apply, start on OpenTrain (about two minutes; upload your resume), then complete a short application on the hiring platform. Put your technology transactions experience to work on your own schedule. This is paid, part-time contract work for in-house attorneys who negotiate and review technology agreements. You run negotiation exercises, redline commercial technology contracts and grade written contract analysis, and that work is used to train and test legal AI tools. Those tools are only as reliable as the contract judgment behind them, which is why the work needs experienced in-house attorneys. You work from home, around your current role, with no fixed shifts. What the work is
- Run negotiation exercises and redline commercial technology contracts
- Review answers to contract scenarios for legal risk, accuracy and precision
- Set the scoring criteria that decide what a strong contract answer looks like
- Improve the review guides and best practices the work follows Who qualifies
- At least three years in-house, working on technology transactions
- You have negotiated and reviewed MSAs, NDAs, ISDAs and DPAs yourself
- Experience working with legal, product or research teams, with clear written and spoken communication, close attention to detail and sound legal analysis
- No technical or AI background needed Why attorneys take it
- Paid contract work you already know, done in the evenings or between matters
- Remote and flexible: no commute, no fixed shifts
- An inside look at how legal AI tools are checked and corrected, useful as these tools reach your own contract work Pay and details
- $90–$130 per hour as an independent contractor
- 20 or more hours a week, you choose when; fully remote, United States
- Pay is based on completed tasks that meet the project's standards; a task takes about 3.5 hours on average
- The project is hiring for 100 openings
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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