Join Harvey as a Contract Attorney to evaluate AI-generated legal outputs and contribute to innovative legal technology.
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AI in the day-to-day
You will work with Harvey's pre-release environments and test features before they ship.
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In the role of Contract Attorney for Evaluation Operations at Harvey AI, the individual will evaluate AI-generated legal outputs and provide feedback based on established rubrics. Candidates should possess a JD, an active license, and at least three years of experience in commercial litigation or transactional law, along with familiarity using AI tools. This position is suited for legal professionals looking for flexible, project-based work without client-facing responsibilities. The team emphasizes rapid execution and collaboration, reflecting the company's commitment to innovation in legal services.
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Before a model, feature, or workflow reaches Harvey customers, lawyers evaluate and grade its output. The Evaluation Operations function orchestrates this process, partnering closely with Harvey's Legal Product Architect team as they scope and answer relevant research questions informing key product decisions.
You will be one of those lawyers. As a Contract Attorney, you will have the unique opportunity to work with Harvey's pre-release environments and test features before they ship, often on tight timelines. The work is not client-facing and involves no representation, court appearances, or business development.
Compare different AI-generated outputs for the same legal task (e.g., a memo, a contract redline, a research answer) and evaluate output quality against a written rubric.
Test new product features end-to-end in a pre-release environment and provide qualitative feedback based on your legal experience.
Review and assess grading rubrics for accuracy and completion.
Build evaluation datasets that include realistic legal queries, contract markups, and/or synthetic legal documents.
Most projects run between 2 and 20 hours over multiple days. Some require feedback within 24-48 hours of the request. You may decline any project.
JD and an active license to practice in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
3+ years of practice experience at an AmLaw 100 or comparable firm, or in an in-house legal department.
Experience in either commercial litigation or transactional law.
Experience using AI tools in professional or daily life.
Clear, concise legal writing and the ability to express your reasoning in plain language.
Availability to pick up short-notice projects and occasionally work over weekends.
Nice To Have
Experience using Harvey or another legal AI tool in practice.
Prior experience grading, annotating, and/or reviewing AI outputs.
For litigators: Lexis or Westlaw proficiency and cite-checking experience.
A combination of law-firm and in-house experience.
Type: Independent contractor (1099), engaged directly by Harvey. You invoice for hours worked.
Commitment: No minimum. Work is offered per project; you accept or decline each one.
Hours and location: Remote, your own schedule, within each project's deadline. US-based.
Equipment and access: Harvey ships you a laptop and provisions a Harvey account for pre-release environments.
Term: 6 months
Not included: Benefits, client representation, court work, or business development.
$125 USD per hour
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