Military Operations & IHL Expert - Remote
yo ai labsNew York (NY)
Military Operations & IHL Expert - Remote
Posted 2 days ago
yo ai labsNew York (NY)
Military Officer Special and Tactical Operations Leaders, All OtherOther Management Consulting Services
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About the role
Job Description: Job Description Military Operations & IHL Expert - Remote Role Type: Contractor
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RemoteJob Description We are seeking experienced Military Operations and International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Experts to support AI training projects focused on defense policy, military operations, and humanitarian law. The role involves developing evaluation frameworks to assess military scenarios, operational risks, and ethical considerations.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop military operations and defense-related frameworks.
Create guidelines to distinguish military and civilian applications of technology.
Define prohibited AI assistance under international humanitarian law.
Design conflict-risk assessment rubrics and evaluation tools.
Review AI models for responsible defense and humanitarian applications.
Provide expert analysis on military operations, weapons targeting, and IHL.
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of experience in military operations, defense analysis, or IHL.Advanced degree in Military Science, Security Studies, International Law, or a related field, or equivalent operational experience.
Strong knowledge of international humanitarian law, conflict ethics, and defense policies.
Experience in military planning, targeting law, or humanitarian law.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Background in policy research, conflict analysis, or weapons policy is preferred.
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