Internship – Arbitration & Case Management, Latin American Team (Paris)

International Chamber of Commerce; Paris; Hybride; EUR 9 500 - 11 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Partial remote work

Meal vouchers

Transport allowance

Résumé du poste

The ICC International Court of Arbitration Secretariat is seeking an Arbitration Intern for our Latin American Case Management Team. This six‑month, December 2026 start, is based in Paris with partial remote work options and a 35‑hour work week.

You will read, draft and translate arbitration documents in English and Spanish, conduct legal research, and assist with conferences. Strong academic credentials in international law/arbitration and fluency in English and Spanish are required.

Qualifications

• Studies or experience in international commercial law/arbitration with strong academic credentials.
• Prior work experience is beneficial.
• Fluent in English and Spanish.
• Meticulous in performing duties; good team player.

Responsabilités

• Read and draft arbitration-related documents in English.
• Conduct legal research and read documents in English and Spanish.
• Prepare conferences and meetings for the team.
• Translate legal documents.
• Handle ad hoc assignments from the Secretariat teams.

Connaissances

Fluent in English

Fluent in Spanish

Formation

Courses in international commercial law/arbitration

Description du poste

The role

The Secretariat of the ICC International Court of Arbitration is currently looking for an Arbitration Intern for our Latin American Case Management Team from December 2026 lasting six months.

Your key responsibilities will include:

• Reading and drafting documents related to arbitration cases in English
• Conducting legal research and reading legal documents in English and Spanish
• Preparation of conferences
• Translation of legal documents
• Ad hoc assignments as requested by the teams and the services of the Secretariat to which the intern may be assigned.

What we offer

• A dynamic, collaborative and caring work environment in an international setting
• Opportunities to continually learn
• The chance to make a meaningful impact
• Partial work from home opportunities
• A monthly gratification of about €900 gross + meal vouchers + partial compensation (70%) of public transport costs

Ready to join us?

Requirements

Do not hesitate to apply if you:

• Have studies or experience in international commercial law and arbitration with strong academic credentials. Preference will be given to students in international commercial law arbitration with strong academic credentials and prior work experience;
• Benefit from prior work experience;
• Are fluent in English and Spanish;
• Are meticulous in carrying out required duties;
• Are a team player who is interested in working with a dynamic and diverse team while gaining experience in an international environment.

Important information before applying:

• You must still be registered as a student during the time of the internship. Recent graduates who are not anymore enrolled in an educational programme are therefore not eligible to do an internship at ICC.
• Nationals from outside the European Union or Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Andorra, Monaco, or Switzerland must hold an appropriate visa from the French consulate.
• Non-EU residents are required to have valid papers before applying (long-stay student visa and/or carte de séjour) allowing them to work in France.
• Interns are required to handle their own travel and accommodation arrangements for the duration of their internship. ICC does not provide scholarships or fellowships.
• Based at ICC Global Headquarters in Paris, our six-month internship programme is full-time with an average working week of 35 hours.

Geographic location:

ICC HQ – Paris, France

Availability:

December 2026

Duration:

6 months

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