Turing is inviting legal experts from around the world to work remotely on AI projects using knowledge of their own jurisdiction’s legal system. The posting accepts an LL.B., J.D. or equivalent law degree and asks for at least three years of legal practice or teaching experience.
The work involves creating legal hypotheticals, reviewing AI-generated answers, assessing legal reasoning and providing detailed feedback. Bar admission or an equivalent professional qualification is required where applicable; the advert allows active or inactive status. Strong written English is essential, while prior AI experience is not required.
The offer specifies a freelance commitment of ten to thirty hours weekly for approximately one month, with possible extension depending on performance and project needs. Pay and an application deadline are not stated. Applicants apply through Turing’s portal and may be invited to an AI interview.
About the company
Turing is an AI research and technology company that works with AI laboratories and enterprises on model development and deployment.
The Lawyers Post is an independent publication and is not affiliated with Turing. This opportunity is shared for information only. Applications and recruitment decisions are handled solely by the employer.