Field Trainer (Freelance) — Andhra Pradesh

About the Company

Adalat AI is India's end-to-end tech stack for the justice system. Our solutions include AI-powered dictation, transcription, and case-management tools which are already in use in courtrooms across the country, helping judicial officers cut the time they spend on record-keeping and get back to the work that actually needs a judge.

We are now rolling out across Andhra Pradesh, and we need people on the ground to make that happen.

Role Overview

This is not a desk job. You will travel across Andhra Pradesh, district to district, court to court, training judicial officers and court staff to use our platform. You will sit beside a judge, walk them through the software at their pace, troubleshoot whatever the room throws at you, and leave only when they can use it on their own. You are the face of Adalat AI in every courtroom you enter.

Key Responsibilities

Put AI in the hands of the judiciary. You'll be the person who walks into a district court and shows a judge that dictating a judgment can take minutes instead of hours.Cover the state. From Vijayawada to the courts at the end of the road, you'll travel across Andhra Pradesh, district by district, until every officer on your list is up and running.Win people over. Some users will be eager. Some will be skeptical, and some will have never trusted software with their work before. Your job is to sit beside them, take the fear out of it, and leave them confident. Make it work in the real world. Weak internet, borrowed laptops, unfamiliar setups, you'll get the system running wherever you land. Be the voice from the field. What you see in those courtrooms goes straight to the support team. The things you flag get fixed. Follow up after the first session, and turn a one-day training into a habit that sticks.

Qualifications

Requirements

Fluent in Telugu and English. You'll switch between both constantly, often mid-sentence.
Prior in-person training experience is required. Classroom, corporate, field, or government training all count.
Willing and able to travel extensively across Andhra Pradesh, including remote and rural locations, for the full duration.
Strong computer literacy. Comfortable with Linux and Windows systems, audio and microphone settings, browser permissions, network checks, and basic diagnostics.
Presence and poise with senior people. You will be training judges. You must be able to put a judge at ease: patient, respectful and unhurried.
Available for a minimum 4-month engagement, starting immediately.

Preferred

Law degree, or practising/former advocate. Preference will be given to candidates with a legal background. OR
Prior training experience working with courts, government departments, or the legal sector.

Our Interview Process

We keep our process straightforward and transparent. Here's what to expect:

R1 — Intro Call (30 minutes)
An introduction to Adalat AI — our mission, the problem we're solving, and an initial conversation around role fit.
R2 — Platform Deep-Dive (45 minutes) — Assignment Round
An end-to-end walkthrough of the Adalat AI platform, led by one of our State Leads, to give you a clear picture of what we've built and how it works in the field.
R3 — Candidate-Led Demo (60 minutes) — Assignment Round
You take the wheel — lead a platform demo with our Partnerships team. This is your opportunity to show us how you understand the product and how you'd present it to stakeholders.
R4 — Culture Fit — Head of Partnerships (30 minutes)
A conversation with our Head of Partnerships to assess shared values and how you'd work within the team.
R5 — Founder Chat (30 minutes)
A conversation with one or more of our founders to assess your fit with the company — our mission, values, where we're headed, and compensation alignment.
R6 — Offer
If it's a great match on both sides, we'll move forward with an offer.