[Hiring] Litigation Associate Attorney @micro1 Inc.

Role Description

micro1 is engaging Litigation Associate Attorneys from top-tier US law firms to contribute expertise to a dynamic customer project. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required - your domain knowledge is what matters.

• Review, analyze, and provide feedback on complex litigation and transactional documents, including contracts related to M&A, private equity, and capital markets activities.
• Draft sample agreements and legal clauses, leveraging experience with high-value M&A transactions and private equity deals.
• Evaluate legal scenarios and offer structured commentary to inform AI model development in areas such as data privacy and cross-border transactions.
• Collaborate remotely with interdisciplinary teams to provide legal insight and ensure accuracy in simulated legal tasks and scenarios.
• Contribute to the development of legal frameworks and decision rubrics (review rubric experience is a plus, but not required).
• Participate in iterative feedback cycles to refine training data, ensuring legal precision and practical applicability.

Qualifications

• JD from a US law school and active bar admission in good standing within the United States.
• Experience at an AmLaw 100 or similarly prestigious law firm, specifically with litigation and complex transactional matters.
• Demonstrated expertise in M&A, private equity, capital markets, contract drafting, and data privacy.
• Excellent written communication skills and the ability to articulate sophisticated legal reasoning for varied audiences.
• Proven track record of successful remote collaboration and multidisciplinary teamwork.
• Familiarity with developing or applying structured review rubrics is desirable.
• Strong research, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities, with a keen attention to detail in high-stakes legal contexts.