Legal Intern

Signify; Eindhoven; Presencial; EUR 6700 - 10.000; A tiempo parcial

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Internship allowance

Mentorship and training

Descripción de la vacante

Signify in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, offers a Legal Intern role focusing on Technology, Cybersecurity & Governance. You will engage with the legal team at the intersection of law and technology, gaining hands‑on experience in governance, regulatory compliance, and corporate‑entity matters.

Based in the Netherlands, you will work one day per week at the Eindhoven office, with potential for additional days. English communication is essential; prior experience is welcome but not required.

Formación

• Current enrolment in a master’s programme related to law, technology, or cybersecurity governance.
• Ability to translate complex regulatory information into clear, practical materials.
• Strong research and analytical skills with attention to detail.

Responsabilidades

• Research and map cybersecurity laws and regulations relevant to Signify’s global operations, products, and entities.
• Support cybersecurity registration and notification procedures.
• Assist with corporate governance and legal-entity formalities across a multinational group, including document collection and record-keeping.
• Use legal‑design methods and legal‑tech or AI tools to create maps, checklists, decision trees, workflows, dashboards, and internal guidance.

Conocimientos

Legal research

Cybersecurity governance

English communication

Educación

Master's program in Law / Law and Technology / European Law / Business Law / Cybersecurity Governance

Descripción del empleo

About Signify

Through bold discovery and cutting-edge innovation, we lead an industry that is vital for the future of our planet: lighting. Through our leadership in connected lighting and the Internet of Things, we're breaking new ground in data analytics, AI, and smart solutions for homes, offices, cities, and beyond.

About Signify

Through bold discovery and cutting-edge innovation, we lead an industry that is vital for the future of our planet: lighting. Through our leadership in connected lighting and the Internet of Things, we're breaking new ground in data analytics, AI, and smart solutions for homes, offices, cities, and beyond. At Signify, you can shape tomorrow by building on our incredible 125+ year legacy while working toward even bolder sustainability goals. Our culture of continuous learning, creativity, and commitment to diversity and inclusion empowers you to grow your skills and career. Join us, and together, we’ll transform our industry, making a lasting difference for brighter lives and a better world.

More About The Role

This is an exciting opportunity for you to light the way as a Legal Intern – Technology, Cybersecurity & Governance at our office in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. As part of our legal team, you will gain hands‑on experience at the intersection of law, technology, cybersecurity, and international corporate governance. Because Signify operates in connected lighting, the Internet of Things, and a global business environment, you will see how fast‑developing legal requirements are translated into practical governance arrangements, processes, and tools.

Working with colleagues from Legal, Corporate Security, Procurement, and the businesses, you will:

• Research and map relevant cybersecurity laws and regulations, supporting the assessment of how they may affect Signify’s global operations, products, services, and legal entities.
• Support applicable cybersecurity registration and notification procedures.
• Assist with corporate‑governance and legal‑entity formalities across a multinational group, including collecting documentation, preparing draft approvals, maintaining records and trackers, and supporting filing and registration processes.
• Use legal‑design methods and legal‑tech or AI tools to turn complex information into accessible maps, checklists, decision trees, workflows, dashboards, and internal guidance.

The internship is designed for one day per week, with the possibility of increasing this to two days per week by mutual agreement.

More About You

• You are currently enrolled in a master’s programme in Law, Law and Technology, European Law, Business Law, Cybersecurity Governance, or another closely related field.
• You are based in the Netherlands and able to work from our Eindhoven office for at least one day per week.
• You have a genuine interest in cybersecurity regulation, legal technology, legal design, or the governance of multinational companies; prior specialist experience is welcome but not required.
• You can research complex subjects carefully and translate your findings into accurate, practical, and visually accessible materials.
• You communicate confidently in English and bring curiosity, initiative, attention to detail, discretion, and a collaborative mindset.

What You’ll Get In Return…

• Continuous mentoring and feedback throughout your internship.
• Internship allowance; the exact amount depends on your situation (also towards rented accommodation or public transportation).
• Paid leave on the basis of 1 day per month.
• Extensive set of tools to drive your career, such as a personalized learning platform.
• Opportunity to purchase products in the staff shop at reduced prices.
• We’re offering multiple opportunities for career development, like mentoring, coaching and stretch assignments, with strong international exposure for dynamic profiles. Learning is fundamental to our culture. Through continuous learning, we are transforming the industry. You have the chance to learn every day, acquire new skills and perspectives through customized online programs, and on-the-job experiences.
• As an intern, you will be part of the intern program in the Netherlands, consisting of several events, trainings and networking opportunities with your peer students. Join us and shine brighter together!

Notes

• EU students: To be considered for this internship, you need to be registered as a student during the entire internship period. Formal documentation of this may be requested at any time.
• Non‑EU students in Dutch Universities: You need to be registered as a student, and your university needs to sign the Nuffic Agreement. The internship needs to be a compulsory part of your studies (receive ECTS in turn). In case of non‑compulsory internship, you need to have a letter from the university in which it states that your internship contributes to your personal development, what your learning goals are, and what tasks you will undertake during your internship. The letter has to be signed and stamped by your university.

Everything we’ll do for you

You can grow a lasting career here. We’ll encourage you, support you, and challenge you. We’ll help you learn and progress in a way that’s right for you, with coaching and mentoring along the way. We’ll listen to you too, because we see and value every one of our 27,000+ people. We believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace fosters creativity, innovation, and a full spectrum of bright ideas. With a global workforce present in 70+ countries, we are dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where every voice is heard and valued, helping us all achieve more together. Come join us, and together we can light up the future.