Publications & Partnerships Intern, Jus Mundi
Stipend: 1 100€ gross/month
AI search for international law & arbitration
Be an early applicant
AI search for international law & arbitration
101-200 employees
Be an early applicant
Stipend: 1 100€ gross/month
101-200 employees
Company mission
To democratise legal knowledge and empower global legal professionals.
Role
Who you are
- This hybrid role is ideal for a law student or recent graduate with a strong interest in international law and arbitration, excellent writing skills, and curiosity about legal publishing in a tech-driven environment
- Background: Master’s or LL.M. student or recent graduate with an interest in international arbitration and law in a tech-driven environment
- Skills: Excellent writing and communication skills in English, attention to detail, strong organisational abilities, and advanced proficiency with legal technology tools
- Tech & AI: Experience with generative AI tools and an understanding of AI applications in legal research, document analysis and workflow automation. Comfortable experimenting with emerging technologies to enhance legal processes and drive efficiency. Experience with CRM platforms (such as Salesforce), project management tools (Asana, Notion), and content management systems (WordPress) is a plus but training will be provided
- Mindset: Proactive, rigorous, and comfortable working with demanding legal content and international contributors
- Ambition: Eager to contribute ideas, take ownership of projects, and grow at the intersection of law, publishing, and technology
What the job involves
- We’re looking for a motivated Legal Publications Intern (6 months) to support our editorial initiatives, starting in June or July 2026
- You’ll play a key role in the production, structuring, and dissemination of high-quality legal content on Jus Mundi’s platforms. You will work closely with leading arbitration practitioners and contribute to projects at the intersection of law, publishing, and legal tech, including AI-related initiatives
- You’ll be part of our Institutional & Legal Affairs Department, working closely with the Legal Publications team
- The team collaborates with leading arbitration professionals worldwide and contributes to the publication of legal content, including articles, reports, and journals such as Daily Jus and the Jus Mundi Arbitration Review
- You will also be involved in projects related to legal tech and artificial intelligence, and work alongside professionals across legal, data, and product teams
- Coordinate with authors and editors (arbitration practitioners and academics) throughout the publication process
- Proofread, edit, and format legal content (articles, reports, case notes) in line with editorial standards
- Ensure compliance with citation and formatting guidelines (footnotes, references, structure)
- Publish and update content on Jus Mundi platforms (CMS, WordPress)
- Manage the editorial calendar and monitor publication workflows (Salesforce, Notion, Asana)
- Conduct legal research to verify sources and enrich publications
- Identify key legal concepts and contribute to content structuring (metadata, tagging)
- Monitor developments in international arbitration and suggest relevant topics for publication
- Benchmark peer publications and contribute ideas for new editorial formats
- Identify and engage with potential contributors (law firms, academics, institutions) aligned with the editorial strategy
- Support outreach and day-to-day communication with contributors
- Coordinate content submissions, review, and publication follow-up
- Assist in the preparation and implementation of editorial collaboration agreements
- Maintain and develop relationships with contributors and partner organizations
- Contribute to content and initiatives related to AI in legal practice and arbitration
- Research emerging trends and best practices in legal tech and generative AI
- Support the improvement of editorial processes and tools through technology
- Participate in testing and optimizing internal editorial and CMS tools
- Internship - 5 to 6 months
- Starting date: May 31, 2026
Application process
- We’re proud of our multicultural team representing 37 nationalities! To ensure smooth communication, please apply in English
- Screening interview with Giulia Bartoletti, Legal Publications Officer (Duration: 30 min)
- Final interview with Clemence Prevot, Director of Publications. Potentially in person at our Paris office
- Please note that, due to the nature of the sector we operate in, the final steps of our recruitment process include a background check
Our take
Using AI, Jus Mundi helps make the work of legal professionals easier and more efficient. It provides a tool to assist with legal research, document drafting and translation. This makes it a valuable resource for legal teams working across different countries and jurisdictions.
Its technology integrates with existing law and arbitration databases to improve how legal professionals access and use information. By using Jus Mundi, legal teams can speed up their work processes, enhance collaboration, and handle tasks like documentation summarisation and translation more effectively.
The company has raised significant funds, including a Series B which was one of the largest amounts for a European legal tech company. Funding supports the further expansion of the company's AI technology as it continues to make new partnerships and collaborations.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Company
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Sep 2024
$21.1m
EARLY VC
Sep 2021
$10m
SERIES A
Total funding: $32.3m
Company benefits
- Work for a fast-growing global legal AI company offering a disruptive product
- Exciting and positively challenging workplace with plenty of room for autonomy and creativity
- Hybrid working organization, mix between remote and on-site
- Stock option (BSPCE)
- Lunch vouchers
- Complementary private health insurance
- Equity compensation (BSPCE)
- 50% of public transportation is reimbursed
- Travel (work abroad) policy: 8 weeks per year
- Paid parental leave
- Relocation support (to France)
Company HQ
Europe, Paris, France
Leadership
Jean-Rémi de Maistre
(Co-Founder & CEO)Co-founder of Jus Connect. Graduated from the University Paris Nanterre with a Master's Degree in International Law.
Aurélien Duval
(Co-Founder & COO)Previously an IT Consultant at ALTEN, an IT Project Manager at ID Logistics, and an IT Developer at CEPL Holding.
Thomas Latterner
(Co-Founder & CTO)Previously an IT Project Manager/Engagement Manager at Capgemini. Prior to that, they were a Developer at Blois.
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