The Department of Home Affairs is looking for people to help maintain discipline at Jurby prison.
A number of independent adjudicators are needed to deal with cases such as assaults on prison officers or possessing contraband.
Candidates must be, or have been, a barrister, advocate or solicitor for at least seven years - they'll deal with up to 20 disciplinary inquiries a year.
Application forms can be completed and submitted via the government's website.
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