Environmental & Product Compliance Intern

StudentJob; Venlo; On-site; EUR 5,000 - 6,100; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend €500

Travel allowance

15 days holiday

Experienced guidance

Development program

Risk management exposure

Job summary

Viking invites you to an Internship in Environmental & Product Compliance in Venlo. Join an international team and gain hands-on experience in regulatory compliance, internal policies, and risk assessment to protect the business.

You will translate legal requirements into practical operations, contribute to internal frameworks, and learn from experienced colleagues in a development-focused program. The role starts February 2027 for 5–6 months, with a €500 gross monthly stipend plus travel

Qualifications

• 3rd/4th year Bachelor or Master student in Law, International Business, or related field
• Ability to interpret and apply regulations and company policies
• Detail-oriented, analytical, organized, and good documentation skills
• Interest in corporate governance, risk management, and ethical business practices
• Excellent spoken and written English skills
• Availability full-time from February 2027 for 5–6 months

Responsibilities

• Research upcoming regulations and industry standards for EU and non-EU countries
• Conduct compliance checks on our website to ensure adherence to applicable regulations
• Handle administrative tasks, including assisting in the preparation of reports
• Contribute your own ideas on how to integrate new regulations into business activities

Skills

Fluent English

Education

Bachelor/Master in Law or related field

Job description

Viking invites you to an Internship in Environmental & Product Compliance in Venlo. Join an international team and gain hands-on experience in regulatory compliance, internal policies, and risk assessment to protect the business.

You will translate legal requirements into practical operations, contribute to internal frameworks, and learn from experienced colleagues in a development-focused program. The role starts February 2027 for 5–6 months, with a €500 gross monthly stipend plus travel