[Hiring] Litigation Associate Attorney @Savvy Talent

Role Description

Your BigLaw experience could earn you $140–$400/hour helping train legal AI.

We’re seeking attorneys with experience at AmLaw 100 or comparable US law firms to help train and evaluate next-generation AI systems on complex legal work. You’ll bring the expertise. We’ll put it to work on realistic legal documents, questions, and scenarios.

What you’ll do:

• Review AI-generated legal work, identify where it falls short, and show what a stronger answer looks like. Assignments may include:
• Find what the AI missed. Review legal analyses, contracts, and simulated scenarios for errors, omissions, and flawed reasoning.
• Show what good looks like. Draft sample agreements, clauses, and explanations that demonstrate sound legal judgment.
• Explain the reasoning. Provide clear feedback on why an answer works, where it fails, and how to improve it.
• Set the standard. Help develop evaluation criteria for legal accuracy, completeness, and practical usefulness.
• Refine the results. Collaborate remotely with specialists through successive rounds of review and feedback.

Relevant practice areas include litigation, M&A, private equity, capital markets, commercial contracts, data privacy, and cross-border transactions.

Qualifications

• Hold a JD from a US law school and an active US bar admission in good standing.
• Have practiced at an AmLaw 100 or comparable firm.
• Bring substantive experience in one or more of the practice areas above.
• Can explain complex legal reasoning clearly and precisely.
• Enjoy scrutinizing an argument, finding its weaknesses, and making it better.
• Work effectively with a remote, multidisciplinary team.
• Experience creating review rubrics is a plus. Prior AI experience is not required.

Benefits

• Put your legal expertise to work in a different setting.
• Contribute to how AI handles sophisticated legal tasks.
• Earn $140–$400 per hour through a remote contract engagement.
• The skill that matters most is one you already have: knowing what strong legal work looks like.

Interested?

Apply with your resume and a brief summary of your practice area and BigLaw experience.