AI Governance & Compliance Intern: Build Audit-Ready Controls

ObjectivEye; Netherlands; Hybrid; EUR 8,900 - 13,000; Full time

Job summary

ObjectivEye invites you to join a 4–6 month internship that sits between research and practical implementation, translating AI governance requirements into controls, evidence and enterprise readiness. You will map EU AI Act and GDPR to product, support DPIA and AI-risk documentation, and help build a scalable governance library and a customer-ready AI Governance Pack.

Hybrid work in the Netherlands, with close collaboration across legal, product, AI and business teams, and tangible outputs used

Qualifications

• Relevant study backgrounds include: Law & Technology, Law and Digital Technologies, IT/Privacy Law, Technology & Policy.
• Not a purely legal research profile; aim for practical, implementable outcomes.
• Analytical, structured, precise, pragmatic and action-oriented.

Responsibilities

• Map EU AI Act, GDPR and related governance requirements to ObjectivEye’s product, processes and use cases.
• Support DPIA, privacy and AI-risk documentation, including evidence for controls.
• Define practical requirements for transparency, explainability, human oversight, accountability and risk management.
• Translate regulatory obligations into product requirements, process controls, owners and evidence.
• Build and maintain a governance, controls and evidence library scalable across customers.
• Analyse enterprise questionnaires and support procurement, DPIA/AI assessments and due diligence.
• Help develop a customer-facing AI Governance Pack and dashboard/reporting requirements for audit.
• Collaborate with legal, product, AI and business teams; deliver tangible outputs.

Education

Law & Technology

Law and Digital Technologies

IT/Privacy Law

Technology & Policy

Public Administration & Digitalisation

Information Management

Data/AI Governance

Responsible AI

Cybersecurity Governance

Risk & Compliance

Job description

ObjectivEye invites you to join a 4–6 month internship that sits between research and practical implementation, translating AI governance requirements into controls, evidence and enterprise readiness. You will map EU AI Act and GDPR to product, support DPIA and AI-risk documentation, and help build a scalable governance library and a customer-ready AI Governance Pack.

Hybrid work in the Netherlands, with close collaboration across legal, product, AI and business teams, and tangible outputs used