Pro Bono Net (PBN) is a leading nonprofit access to justice innovator with a 25-year history of impact. Our digital tools and partnerships help people navigate the law, access justice, and live more secure lives. We are building a future where the power of the law belongs to everyone. To learn more about our impact, visit: https://www.probono.net/our-impact/
We're seeking our first Data Engineer to help harness the power of AI and data in service of access to justice. Funded through strategic investments in ethical tech and civil legal innovation, this role will strengthen our ability to deliver safe, equitable, and high-impact digital tools to those who need them most. The Data Engineer will play a key role in strengthening three critical areas of our work: 1.) our use of Gen AI to give low-income and vulnerable legal help seekers and their advocates new resources and tools to assert their rights, while ensuring equitable design, data privacy, and responsible AI use, 2.) our use of data to identify unmet legal needs, drive targeted outreach, and improve services in high-need areas, and 3.) our work to safeguard user privacy and security in an era of heightened risk for many communities we serve.
This is a strategic, cross-functional role that blends technical execution with a commitment to ethical design and mission impact. This full-time position reports to Simon Rah, our Chief Technology Officer. We are a national organization with partners across the U.S., a strong program presence in New York State, and an office in New York City. Remote applicants within the U.S. are welcome.
AI & Data Systems Development
Data Analytics & Visualization
Ethical AI & Data Governance
Benefits & Culture
Pro Bono Net offers a supportive and mission-driven work environment with competitive benefits, including comprehensive health benefits, four weeks of paid vacation, professional development opportunities, and a flexible remote work policy.
Salary Range: $100,000-$115,000
Pro Bono Net is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from people of color, immigrants, women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and members of other marginalized communities.
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