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This role is for one of our clients
Compensation: $150-$160 per hour
We are hiring experienced corporate/M&A lawyers to serve as expert reviewers, running the same prompts through two AI platforms, comparing the answers, and scoring them against a standardized rubric.
What you'll do
Run the same set of prompts across two AI (LLM) platforms
Compare the outputs from both platforms side by side
Score each response against a standardized rubric we provide
Submit concise written feedback for every evaluation
Requirements
Requirements
Primarily law-firm experience , at least 2 years (3+ preferred) at a law firm in corporate/M&A or transactional practice. If you are currently in-house, that is fine only if you moved in-house within the last 2 years and your prior experience was at a law firm.
Qualified to practise in France, with a strong command of French corporate and commercial law
Native or fluent French, with precise written communication
Able to work independently to a rubric and to deadlines
Logistics
Initial commitment: ~10 hours, with strong potential for more
Confidentiality: all work is covered by NDA
We consider all qualified applicants without regard to legally protected characteristics and provide reasonable accommodations upon request.
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