M&A Corporate & Securities Attorney for AI-Driven Legal Tools
Overview
Remote M&A, corporate governance, and securities law proficiency meets AI-focused project work. You’ll review real-world deal materials and apply sharp judgment to guide the development of AI-assisted legal tools. No prior AI experience is necessary; your domain expertise drives the learning loop and model outputs. Expect clear, structured feedback that helps models reason more like seasoned practitioners. Key domains: M&A transaction analysis, due diligence, virtual data rooms.
What You'll Do6
- 1Evaluate realistic M&A scenarios and diligence materials to inform AI tool development.
- 2Apply deep expertise in corporate governance and securities to flag material issues and assess risks.
- 3Provide precise written feedback that guides AI systems in reasoning and analysis.
- 4Verify AI-generated outputs for accuracy and alignment with market standards.
- 5Identify cross-document inconsistencies across corporate records, charters, board consents, and financing documents.
- 6Offer expert guidance on M&A deal processes and risk assessment as a subject matter authority.
Requirements5
- 15+ years in M&A, corporate, or securities work at a law firm, corporate team, or investment fund.
- 2Experience using virtual data rooms (Datasite, Intralinks, Ansarada) on active deals.
- 3Strong familiarity with corporate governance documents and the ability to explain ambiguous provisions.
- 4Juris Doctor and active bar membership (or equivalent license) in your jurisdiction.
- 5Excellent written and verbal communication with ability to convey complex legal reasoning.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a seasoned M&A, corporate, or securities attorney with hands-on deal experience and comfort reviewing diligence materials in a live setting. The role may be less suitable for someone without substantial M&A or governance work, or without familiarity with virtual data rooms. Common fit flags include limited deal exposure or difficulty articulating nuanced risk and governance concepts, and minimal experience with complex corporate documents.
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$80 - $100/hr
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Highlight a specific M&A deal you led or supported, detailing governance checks and diligence steps, and note any prior exposure to AI-assisted review tools or data room platforms to quantify relevance.
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