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Immigration Attorney with BigLaw Experience for AI Training

140–400/hr
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Posted August 22, 2026
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10 openings
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Listing checked October 15, 2026 · pay as published by Micro1

Overview

micro1 seeks Immigration Attorneys from BigLaw firms to contribute legal expertise to a client project that trains next-generation AI systems. You will review immigration documents, draft legal content, and provide feedback that shapes how models learn and reason. No AI background is needed. Your U.S. immigration law knowledge and BigLaw experience are what matter. This is a remote contractor role for legal professionals who have supported technology-driven initiatives.

What You'll Do7

  • 1Examine immigration law documents and legal scenarios, then give feedback on accuracy and compliance.
  • 2Write, edit, and assess legal content such as memos, briefs, and case documentation to improve AI models.
  • 3Perform thorough legal research using standard industry databases and tools.
  • 4Use case management software to simulate and evaluate technology-enabled workflows.
  • 5Provide clear, actionable feedback that refines AI-generated legal outputs.
  • 6Work with cross-functional project teams to maintain the integrity and practical use of legal data.
  • 7Share insights from BigLaw practice to deepen the relevance of project deliverables.

Requirements7

  • 1Active license to practice law with proven expertise in U.S. immigration law.
  • 2Substantial experience at a BigLaw firm handling complex immigration casework and client advising.
  • 3Advanced legal writing and analytical skills, plus strong command of legal research tools.
  • 4Familiarity with modern case management and document review technologies.
  • 5Meticulous attention to detail and the ability to critically evaluate legal information.
  • 6Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a collaborative approach to multi-disciplinary projects.
  • 7Prior work on technology-driven legal projects, AI initiatives, or legal operations innovation is a plus.

Who Should Apply

Licensed U.S. immigration attorneys with BigLaw firm experience who want to apply their legal expertise to AI training. Candidates should have strong legal writing, research tool proficiency, and a detail-oriented approach to document review. Prior involvement in technology-driven legal projects is helpful but not required.

Salary Insight

Compensation for this role is $140 to $400 per hour. The final rate is discussed during the hiring process.

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Compensation

$140–400/hr

Required Skills

immigration law expertiselegal writingdocument reviewcase management softwarelegal research toolsattention to detailwritten communicationverbal communicationcollaborationfeedback provisiontechnology-driven project experience

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Highlight your active bar license, specific U.S. immigration law matters you have handled, and any BigLaw firm names. Quantify your experience with legal research tools and case management software, and mention any prior AI or legal tech projects to stand out.

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