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SEFODE Africa | Internship offer Position: Legal Intern Number of positions: 1 Location: Type of contract: Contracted internship, 3 to 6 months Availability: Immediate Remuneration: Internship allowance according to profileAbout SEFODE Africa: SEFODE Africa is a technology firm specialized in digital transformation, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and enterprise solutions. Our name reflects the essence of our mission: SE Enterprise Solutions FO Operational Force Development and Excellence Our four business areas: SEFODE Advisory Strategy and Consulting SEFODE Systems Systems Integration SEFODE AI Artificial Intelligence SEFODE Cybersecurity and Governance We support organizations in their digital transformation through modern, scalable technological solutions adapted to the realities of the African field. Our workplace: SEFODE Africa is convinced that a successful organization is first and foremost a human organization. We place the balance between professional, personal and family life at the heart of our corporate culture. What we offer: - An internship allowance established according to the profile - Organized schedules that respect personal time - Direct supervision by the legal department and the General Management - A first concrete experience in digital law and data protection - Prospects of evolution towards a position within SEFODE Africa at the end of the internship - The opportunity to contribute to projects with high impact for African organizations Role: Attached to the General Management, in support of the legal department Tasks and Responsibilities 1. Assist in legal and regulatory monitoring, particularly on the Benin Digital Code and the regulation of the APDP. 2. Participate in the drafting and proofreading of current contracts and legal documents. 3. Contribute to the creation of APDP compliance files for ongoing projects. 4. Conduct timely legal research on request. 5. Assist in monitoring the legal and regulatory obligations of the organization. 6. Participate in the popularization of legal concepts to non-legal teams. 7. Support the preparation of the legal part of responses to calls for tenders. 8. File and archive legal documents. 9. Participate in internal meetings related to projects with a legal component. 10. Carry out any other related tasks, under the supervision of the Legal Department or General Management. Profile soughtĂbe a student or recent graduate in Bachelorâs or Masterâs degree in Law (digital law, private law, business law or related field). No professional experience is required. A first experience, even academic (internship, memory, associative project) in digital law or data protection would be an asset. The candidate must also:
Demonstrate good writing and synthesis skills
Have a real interest in digital law and personal data protection
Demonstrate rigor, discretion and organizational sense
Mastering common office tools
Education / Qualifications
Demonstrate a curiosity for technological issues (artificial intelligence, cybersecurity)Additional information The internship gives rise to an internship agreement. The successful candidate will be subject to a reference check. Only those selected for the remainder of the selection process will be
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