Remote | Part-Time (5 hours per week) / Internship
About the Project
Job Seeker's Tool Kit is an AI-powered platform built to make the job search less of a black hole and more of a guided process — helping candidates sharpen their applications, prepare for interviews, and navigate hiring with the same kind of intelligence companies now use to hire. You can see an early prototype of the product's approach here: https://try.ka.nz/ai/kristafoltalafever and here: https://job-seeker-tool-kit.replit.app/. Find us on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/job-seekers-tool-kit.
We're a small, early-stage team, and the legal groundwork — terms of service, privacy, contracts, how we structure partnerships — is being built right alongside the product itself. This is a chance to see how a startup's legal foundation actually gets laid, not review it after the fact.
What You'll Do
• Research and help draft foundational documents — terms of service, privacy policy, and user agreements — for an AI product still taking shape
• Review vendor, contractor, and partnership agreements, and flag terms that need the founder's attention
• Help think through data privacy and AI-specific compliance questions as the platform adds new features
• Support early-stage business housekeeping
• Summarize legal research in plain language the founder can act on quickly
Who We're Looking For
• A current law student, paralegal-track student, or undergraduate with interest in startup, tech, or contract law
• Comfortable doing independent research and writing clearly about what you found
• Curious about the legal questions unique to AI products — data use, disclosures, liability
• Discreet and professional; you'll be exposed to confidential business information
• Comfortable working independently and communicating across time zones
What You'll Gain
• Direct, hands-on experience shaping the legal foundation of a live AI product from the ground up
• Exposure to the legal questions specific to early-stage startups and AI-driven products
• Mentorship from someone with an entrepreneurial background building this company in real time
• Real portfolio work you can point to, not theoretical coursework
Details
This is an internship. College or law school credit can be arranged if authorized and approved through your institution's internship program — we're happy to complete any paperwork required. Internship runs for the Fall 2026 semester.