Updated: 07 July 2026 Freelance | 8–20 hrs/week | Remote (EU/UK) Are you an experienced specialist in e IDAS2 and Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES), passionate about advancing AI-driven legal technology? Do you have 8–20 hours per week to contribute alongside your current commitments? Join 10x Team and help shape how AI understands and applies digital identity and electronic signature standards in real-world scenarios. About the Role 10x Team connects expert freelance professionals with leading AI labs to build next-generation solutions. We are seeking skilled consultants in e IDAS2 and Qualified Electronic Signatures (EU/UK) to enhance the quality, technical accuracy, and regulatory alignment of AI-driven systems. Key Responsibilities: Review and refine AI-generated content related to e IDAS2, QES, implementation guidelines, compliance scenarios, and practical best practices Assess AI outputs for technical, legal, and regulatory accuracy and ensure alignment with current e IDAS2 standards Develop realistic scenarios illustrating digital identity, trust services,



and signature workflows using your professional expertise Draft scenario variations representing the perspectives of regulators, service providers, and end users Identify and correct gaps, inaccuracies, or faulty reasoning in AI-created material Apply your knowledge to ensure AI training data mirrors authentic regulatory analysis, processes, and documentation About You: Senior-level specialist with substantial professional experience in e IDAS2, Qualified Electronic Signatures, and digital trust frameworks in the EU or UK Deep understanding of compliance, standards, and real-world case applications Skilled in critiquing documents, compliance materials, and regulatory frameworks Organized, detail-oriented, and able to provide actionable feedback independently Available 8–20 hours weekly and able to respond promptly Residency in the UK or EU is required Why Join 10x Team? Adaptable, fully remote freelance

📌 Eidas2 Specialist (España)
🏢 10x Team
📍 España