U.S. Immigration Law AI Evaluation Attorney

About OpenTrainOpenTrain AI is the hiring and contracting organization for this opportunity. OpenTrain is the #1 platform for finding and building careers in AI training and data labeling, helping professionals discover projects, build a profile, and apply in minutes. This role connects experienced legal professionals with cutting-edge AI training work. You can create a free OpenTrain account and build a credible portfolio around specialized expertise such as legal analysis and content evaluation. About AI Training and Legal EvaluationAI training is the human side of building artificial intelligence. People with professional expertise review examples, assess model responses, write and edit content, and provide feedback that helps AI systems become more accurate and useful. In this role, your immigration law judgment will help evaluate whether AI-generated legal material is accurate, compliant, and practically useful. Your feedback can improve the quality and relevance of legal outputs and technology-enabled workflows. The RoleOpenTrain AI is recruiting a remote Immigration Attorney contractor to apply deep U.S. immigration law expertise to AI training and legal-content evaluation. You will bring the perspective of complex immigration practice in a BigLaw setting to the review of legal content, documents, scenarios, and workflows. This is a part-time contractor opportunity requiring 20 or more hours per week. The role is worldwide and remote, with project scheduling and duration confirmed for the assignment. Compensation is $140 to $400 per hour. Employment type: Contractor and part timeTime requirement: 20+ hours per weekWork arrangement: Remote, worldwidePay: $140 to $400 per hourPrimary language: EnglishWhat Youll DoYou will review immigration law documents and legal scenarios for accuracy, compliance, and practical applicability. You will also draft, edit, and evaluate legal content, including memoranda, briefs, and case documentation. The work combines legal research, content evaluation, and technology-enabled workflow assessment. You will provide clear, actionable feedback to help refine AI-generated legal outputs and collaborate with multidisciplinary project teams to protect the integrity and usefulness of legal data. Review immigration law documents and legal scenariosAssess accuracy, compliance, and practical applicabilityDraft, edit, and evaluate memoranda, briefs, and case documentationConduct comprehensive legal research using industry-standard tools and databasesUse case management software to simulate and assess legal workflowsEvaluate AI-generated legal content and provide actionable feedbackContribute BigLaw immigration practice insights to project deliverablesCollaborate with multidisciplinary project teamsRequirementsApplicants must hold an active license to practice law and demonstrate expertise in U.S. immigration law. Significant BigLaw experience handling complex immigration matters and advising clients is required. The role requires advanced legal writing, research, and analytical skills, along with meticulous attention to detail. Familiarity with case management and document review technologies is also required, as is the ability to critically evaluate AI-generated legal content. Active license to practice lawDemonstrated expertise in U.S. immigration lawSignificant BigLaw experience with complex immigration mattersExperience advising clients on complex immigration mattersAdvanced legal writing, research, and analytical skillsStrong attention to detail and critical evaluation skillsFamiliarity with case management and document review technologiesExcellent written and verbal communicationCollaborative working styleHelpful BackgroundExperience with technology-driven legal projects, AI initiatives, or legal operations innovation is helpful, but prior AI experience is not required. This opportunity is suited to attorneys who can translate practical immigration judgment into precise, actionable feedback on legal content and workflows. Why Work in AI TrainingAI training and data-labeling work is a growing area of technology where human expertise directly shapes how modern AI systems behave. Legal professionals can contribute specialized judgment to the development and evaluation of systems that must handle complex information responsibly. Remote, flexible project work can fit around other professional commitments while giving you a way to apply your expertise to cutting-edge AI development. OpenTrain helps you find and build a career across this expanding field. How to ApplyCreate a free OpenTrain account to apply for this remote Immigration Attorney contractor opportunity. Include your active law license, U.S. immigration expertise, BigLaw background, and experience with legal research, writing, case management, or document review technologies. Review the project details and compensationCreate or update your OpenTrain profileHighlight relevant immigration law and BigLaw .