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Corporate/M&A Lawyer (Australia) at Mercor
posted 1 month agoCorporate/M&A Lawyer (Australia) | $100–120/hr | Remote (Australia)
Mercor is partnering with a leading legal AI company to evaluate how well AI systems handle real Australian law questions. We are seeking experienced Corporate/M&A lawyers to serve as expert reviewers, comparing AI-generated legal responses and scoring them against a standardized rubric. This is a flexible, remote contract engagement with strong potential for ongoing work.
What You'll Do
- Run identical prompts across two AI (LLM) platforms and compare outputs side by side
- Score each AI response against a standardized evaluation rubric provided by our team
- Submit concise, well-reasoned written feedback for every evaluation completed
Requirements
- Minimum 2 years of law firm experience (3+ years preferred) in corporate/M&A or transactional practice
- In-house counsel considered only if you transitioned within the last 2 years from a law firm background
- Qualified to practise law in Australia, with a strong command of Australian corporate and commercial law
- Native or fluent English speaker with precise written communication skills
- Ability to work independently, meet deadlines, and apply structured evaluation criteria
Logistics
- Initial commitment: approximately 10 hours, with strong potential for additional work
- Confidentiality: all work is covered under a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
- Rate: $100–$120 per hour
This is an excellent opportunity for experienced Australian corporate lawyers to contribute to the development of cutting-edge legal AI technology on a flexible, part-time basis.
How to apply for this role
- Upload your resume — keep it up-to-date and in English. Mercor will auto-fill your profile from it.
- Complete the AI interview — a 15-minute conversation about your experience. Be ready to discuss specific projects and challenges you've solved.
- Submit your application — only about 20% of applicants finish all the steps, so completing yours puts you well ahead.