Immigration Attorney Part-Time AI Training - Remote

• $140–$400 per hour
• 100% remote
• Part-time
• 20 or more hours a week, you choose when

Work on the cutting edge of legal AI, on your own schedule, and get paid for the immigration law expertise you already have.

The AI systems everyone is talking about are trained and tested by real legal professionals.

The teams building them need U.S. immigration attorneys who can review immigration documents and case scenarios, judge whether AI-written legal work is accurate and compliant, draft the memo or brief an experienced attorney would write, and explain exactly where the AI gets the law wrong.

Your judgment helps shape the next generation of legal AI. This is that work, done remotely around your current practice.

• Assess immigration law materials and case scenarios, checking whether they are accurate, compliant, and useful in practice
• Draft, edit and review memos, briefs, case files and other legal documents
• Use standard legal research tools and databases to investigate immigration law questions
• Check legal answers written by AI and give clear, specific feedback on what is wrong and why

• Get paid $140–$400 an hour to build real AI skills, on top of your current job
• Work directly with frontier legal AI tools and see how they are built, tested and improved, experience most immigration attorneys will not have for years
• Build a career edge for what comes next: AI is reshaping legal practice, and the attorneys who understand it from the inside will lead that change
• Fully remote and flexible, no fixed shifts, no commute

• An active license to practice law
• U.S. immigration law expertise and significant Big Law experience handling complex immigration matters and advising clients
• Strong skills in legal writing, analysis and research, comfort with case management and document review software, and clear written and spoken English
• No AI experience needed. You bring the expertise; we bring the training on the tools.

• $140–$400 per hour, paid hourly as an independent contractor
• 20 or more hours a week, you choose when; fully remote, United States