Legal Intern, OpenUp

Salary not provided

Remote from Netherlands

Low-threshold mental health services

Job no longer available

Low-threshold mental health services

201-500 employees

B2BHRMental healthSaaSWellbeing

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

Remote from Netherlands

201-500 employees

B2BHRMental healthSaaSWellbeing

Company mission

To make mental well-being accessible to all.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

We are seeking a motivated and enthusiastic legal intern who shares our passion for making a positive impact in mental well-being
You are a Master student in Dutch Law
You are available for 3-5 days a week (with a minimum of 3 days) for a period of 3 months or (preferably) longer
You are highly accurate with a hands-on and pragmatic mentality
You are fluent in Dutch and English

What the job involves

As a Legal Intern, you will have the opportunity to gain practical experience and develop your skills in a professional setting
You will be working closely with our Legal Counsel and assist in supporting all OpenUp departments in their legal and commercial matters
Primarily assist the Legal Counsel in updating the Contract Management System
Assist the Legal Counsel in reviewing and drafting documents and commercial agreements
Assist in providing legal support and advice to the business
Conduct legal research and analysis on various issues, including (commercial) contracts, privacy, employment and healthcare legislation

Our take

Therapy and consultations are invaluable resources for helping people manage their mental health, but accessing such services is not easy. Long waiting lists, strict assessments, and other time-consuming processes present significant challenges, and this can often dishearten or even prevent someone from receiving the care they need.

OpenUp provides low-threshold mental health services, offering consultations, coaching and other programs for both individuals and workforces. The company's application process is designed to be as simple and undemanding as possible, aiming to eradicate the usual challenges and ultimately increasing access to mental health care.

There are many startups providing mental health service marketplaces, AI-driven therapy, and other innovative tools - but OpenUp has stuck with a more traditional approach. Instead it has innovated upon the way users apply for the services, aiming to remove as much bureaucratic friction as possible for their clients.

So far this approach has met with success, and OpenUp has grown a client base of over 850 companies including the likes of McDonalds, Deloitte and Decathlon. Having raised significant funding, OpenUp continues to expand its services across Europe, focusing on Spain, France and the UK.