About this role
Role Overview
Develop and validate rigorous academic legal assessment content that supports an AI research initiative. You will create or review advanced multiple-choice questions across core legal domains, assess question difficulty and solution quality, and help establish high-quality benchmark materials.
Law Domains
Intellectual Property; Privacy and Technology; Regulatory and Government Affairs; Securities; Capital Markets; Financial Regulation and Compliance; Private Equity; M&A and Transaction Structuring; Antitrust, Merger Control and Competition; Healthcare, Life Sciences, and Pharmaceuticals; Environmental, Energy, and ESG/Climate.
Key Responsibilities
- Complete either question-authoring or question-verification assignments in your area of legal expertise.
- For authoring work, create original, challenging multiple-choice questions, assign a difficulty rating, and submit them for review.
- Write questions that test deep conceptual understanding rather than surface-level recall.
- Ensure every question is unambiguous, self-contained, precisely defined, and includes all information needed to solve it.
- Rate questions as Medium, introductory undergraduate; Hard, advanced undergraduate; or Expert, postgraduate and above.
- Provide one correct answer and nine plausible, subtly incorrect alternatives designed to challenge expert-level solvers.
- Prepare clear, concise, step-by-step written solution rationales in Markdown.
- Include one to five academic references for each question from reputable sources, such as peer-reviewed journals and legal repositories.
- For verification work, review pre-written questions for accuracy, clarity, rigor, completeness, precision, and solvability; edit as needed and document the rationale for changes.
Qualifications
- JD, LLM, SJD, or current doctoral study in Law or a closely related field.
- A master''s degree may be considered for candidates with exceptional depth in a specific legal subdomain.
- Strong legal reasoning, statutory interpretation, and jurisprudential theory skills.
- Bar exam writing, legal academia, or judicial clerkship experience is a strong advantage.
- Excellent written English, with the ability to explain complex legal concepts clearly and concisely.
Work Terms
- Fully remote, asynchronous hourly engagement.
- Expected commitment of at least 10 hours per week.
Compensation
$83 to $105 per hour.