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Microsoft will pay up to $279K for a lawyer who can build AI

Business InsiderPublished 22 days ago

Microsoft is hiring a principal legal engineer to integrate AI into its legal department, focusing on building AI agents, refining prompts, and training lawyers. The role supports the Customer & Partner Solutions group and offers up to $279K in salary.

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