Commercial Attorney for AI Training

Help develop practical, real-world commercial agreements that support the training of next-generation AI systems. This remote, document-driven contractor role focuses on sourcing, drafting, reviewing, and delivering high-quality transaction materials for commercial use cases. Key Responsibilities

• Draft, review, and provide well-structured templates, samples, and annotated examples of Master Service Agreements, lease agreements, intellectual property licensing agreements, marketing agreements, and other licensing agreements.
• Ensure agreements reflect current legal standards, relevant legal requirements, industry best practices, and practical commercial applications.
• Submit accurate, high-quality documents for inclusion in an AI training dataset.
• Communicate promptly and professionally, in writing and verbally, to clarify requirements and deliverables.
• Source and supply eligible transaction materials directly.

• Practicing or recently qualified commercial attorney with experience drafting and negotiating contracts.
• Working knowledge of standard commercial agreements, including MSAs, lease agreements, IP agreements, and marketing contracts.
• Strong contract drafting, legal-document review, written communication, and verbal communication skills.
• Excellent attention to detail, clarity, and accuracy in contractual language.
• Ability to create or adapt legal documents for practical, real-world scenarios while maintaining legal compliance.
• Experience collaborating remotely and completing assignments independently.
• Interest or experience in legal operations, legal technology, or AI-enabled platforms is a plus.

• Remote independent contractor engagement.
• Work is centered on document delivery, and contributors are expected to produce commercial agreements as project deliverables.

• Advertised compensation is $80 to $100 per hour.
• Contributors are paid per document delivered.

• Only eligible transaction materials may be provided.
• Confidential, NDA-protected, proprietary, or material nonpublic information cannot be accepted.