The US-titled version of micro1's sales and use tax project: turn state statutes into severity-weighted rubrics, grade an AI's formal translation of the law pass/fail, and write edge-case test scenarios. CPA, CA or US tax attorney background required. Ten openings, contract, $65–70/hour.
Police dispatchers and emergency communications specialists (APCO/NENA certification named): process and triage simulated incidents across radio, phone and digital channels using standard protocols, to train AI. 50 openings, contractor, remote, $30–55/hour.
Former federal and military staff write and grade WARs, SITREPs, after-action summaries and executive briefings, supply golden reference answers, and help build the rubrics that train AI on federal report writing. Three years of DoD reporting preferred. US only, $40–80/hour, 20 openings.
Service members and DoD civilians with 3+ years who have written WARs, AARs and status reports for senior leaders: evaluate AI-generated military reporting and build realistic reporting scenarios for training. 10 openings, contractor, remote, $40–80/hour.
Former DoD professionals with 3+ years: write golden-response WARs, SITREPs, AARs and executive summaries, draft grading rubrics for military writing, and evaluate AI-generated reports. US only. 20 openings, contractor, $40–80/hour.
Tech-transactions lawyers run simulated negotiations and redlines, grade AI contract review, and write the evaluation criteria. Needs a J.D. from an ABA-accredited school, active U.S. bar admission and three years on MSAs, NDAs and DPAs. Part-time, 100 openings, $80–130/hour.
Power users of Word and PDF (tracked changes, version control, forms, data extraction, digital signatures) contribute document expertise to AI training. A Master's, PhD or JD plus three years of intensive professional use is required. US-based preferred, 49 openings, $20–55/hour.
Spot-check documents containing personal data after they have been transformed for AI use, catching missed PII, inconsistencies and formatting faults, and answering qualitative review questions. Compliance, legal or privacy backgrounds are an advantage. $31–60/hour, 50 openings, contractor, remote.
Seasoned fire dispatchers triage and route simulated emergency requests using standard protocols, document the communication flow, and critique AI-generated dispatch responses. APCO/NENA protocol familiarity is referenced. $30–55/hour, 50 openings, contractor, remote.
Seasoned transactional lawyers redline contracts in simulated negotiations, grade AI responses to contract scenarios, and design the criteria that score them. Three years in-house on technology transactions (MSAs, NDAs, ISDAs, derivatives) is the stated bar; M&A or fund formation at a firm is preferred. 100 openings, task-based at $90–130/hour and about 3.5 hours per task.
Redline contracts in simulated negotiations, grade how an AI handles the same scenarios, and write the criteria that score it. This In-House Counsel variant asks for three years in-house on technology transactions including ISDAs and derivatives. 100 openings, task-based pay at $90–130/hour and roughly 3.5 hours per task.
A broad legal AI training brief for lawyers with Vault Law 100 experience: analyse US law questions, research, draft and edit memos and contracts, and quality-check legal content. Firm pedigree is mandatory; practice area is open. 100 openings at $140–400/hour, remote contractor.
Redline MSAs, NDAs and DPAs against a company playbook, choose the position and the fallback, and write the reasoning behind every markup so an AI can learn it. US-based, with a JD, US bar admission and four years of transactional practice preferred. 50 openings at $90–110/hour.
A part-time fellowship for federal civil litigators: draft and evaluate motions, judge where AI-written advocacy falls short of persuasive, and build the grading criteria that measure it. Requires at least three documented federal motion wins. 50 openings, $150–300/hour, remote contractor.
Write and grade evaluation tasks built on real health authority requests and sponsor responses, judging whether a drafted answer would survive a regulator. Five years of clinical submissions experience is the stated bar. Thirty openings, contractor, $50–80/hour, remote.
Redline contracts in simulated negotiations, grade AI responses to contract scenarios, and write the grading criteria. Despite the IP title, the stated bar is a US JD, active US bar admission and three years on technology transactions (MSAs, NDAs, DPAs). 100 openings, remote contractor work at $100–200/hour.
Funds lawyers redline fund documents in simulated negotiations, grade how an AI handles them, and write the scoring criteria. Two years in the funds group of a corporate law firm, an ABA JD and active US bar admission are the stated bar. 100 openings, task-based pay at $90–130/hour and roughly 3.5 hours per task.
Review sample contracts, flag risky or problematic clauses, write short memos on the findings, and explain legal concepts in plain language to train an AI. A JD with active or lapsed US bar membership and four years of document-heavy practice is the stated profile. 50 openings, remote contractor, $80–180/hour.
Bring ambulance dispatch experience to an AI training project: triage and route simulated emergency requests across radio, phone and chat using standard protocols, document each decision, and help set the quality bar for realistic emergency-communications data. Certification not required. $30–55/hour, 50 openings.
Spot-check transformed datasets to confirm PII was properly redacted or anonymised, and report what slipped through. Remote contractor, $31–60/hour, 60 openings. Built for paralegals, eDiscovery specialists and privacy or compliance reviewers.
Review contracts for risk and ambiguity, research statutes and case law, analyse regulatory compliance across jurisdictions, and write the rationales that train an AI system. Active bar admission and five years in contract law or compliance are the stated profile. Five openings, remote contractor, $60–75/hour.
Complete real legal practice workflows in Clio (matters, clients, documents, calendars, time and billing) while recording your screen, then write prompts and rubrics from them so AI agents can learn the software. You need your own current Clio access. $30–100/hour, 40 openings, contractor, remote.
Part-time contract redlining for AI training: simulated negotiations on MSAs, NDAs and DPAs, grading AI responses and writing evaluation criteria. Requires an ABA-accredited JD, active US bar admission and three years on technology contracts, firm or in-house. 100 openings at $80–130/hour.
Compare AI-written answers to legal and technical prompts, score them, and write the rationale, with a focus on catching writing that sounds authoritative but overstates or lacks support. A law degree from the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand is preferred. Ten openings, remote contractor, $90–140/hour.
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