Public Interest Attorney for AI Evaluation

Shape high-stakes evaluation tasks for AI systems used in civil rights, environmental, and public advocacy contexts. This remote, hourly role draws on senior legal judgment to create realistic scenarios, reference materials, and assessment rubrics grounded in the societal, regulatory, and community impacts of public interest work.

Work may focus on a U.S. track covering federal civil rights statutes, NEPA, the Clean Air Act, and the Clean Water Act, or an international track covering human rights law and EU environmental directives.

• Create scenarios involving civil rights litigation, environmental compliance and enforcement, community advocacy, and policy reform.
• Develop tasks across civil rights and constitutional law, environmental law and regulation, housing and consumer protection, immigration and asylum, and government accountability.
• Build scenarios using legal research platforms, case management systems used by legal-aid organizations and nonprofits, and regulatory filing systems such as EPA dockets.
• Apply constitutional analysis, regulatory compliance review, and impact-litigation strategy to the applicable U.S. or international standards.
• Produce reference legal briefs, regulatory comments, and advocacy memoranda.
• Create rubrics that differentiate authentic public interest legal judgment from general law-school or bar-exam recall.

• At least 5 years of experience as a public interest attorney with a legal-aid organization, advocacy nonprofit, or government agency.
• Experience owning impact litigation, regulatory advocacy, or policy reform initiatives.
• Fluency with public interest legal tools and a practical understanding of regulatory processes and legislative advocacy.
• A JD with bar admission, or an international equivalent, is strongly preferred.
• Prior rubric development, training, or policy authorship is a plus.

• Remote, hourly engagement.

• $90 to $100 per hour.

Applicants qualified for either the U.S. track, the international track, or both are encouraged to apply.

Apply by indicating the track or tracks for which your public interest law experience is relevant.