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Regulatory Data Entry and Research Internship

Datamaran


Job Location:

Leeuwarden - Netherlands

Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 9 October 2026 (2 days ago)
Application Deadline: 6 January 2027
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

About the internship
Our regulatory database tells companies around the world which rules apply to them and you keep it complete and accurate. Youll join our regulatory team to research ESG laws directives reporting frameworks and guidelines across different jurisdictions analyze them with AI tools and add them to the database. Were expanding into new jurisdictions and new types of regulation so what you add goes straight into a product our clients use.

In this role you will:

  • Research ESG-related regulations in the jurisdictions assigned to you using parliament and government sources and add around 15 new entries to our database each week

  • Analyze regulations with AI tools and run quality checks on your entries

  • Clear our backlog and keep the database current by fixing dead links and tracking proposed regulations and consultations

  • Support research projects for clients and internal teams about two a month

What youll learn
Youll learn how ESG regulation works across legal systems from binding laws to voluntary frameworks and how to use AI tools in legal research without losing accuracy. Youll get training sessions with the team biweekly 1:1s with your manager and ongoing feedback from colleagues.

Who were looking for
You will thrive here if you:

  • Are following a bachelors or masters program in law international relations political science sustainability or a related field

  • Have strong research and legal analysis skills understand the difference between hard law and soft norms and work with a high level of accuracy

  • Speak and write fluent English at an advanced level

  • Are comfortable with Word Excel and PowerPoint


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Datamaran is the AI-powered governance platform for enterprise.Regulations change. Stakeholders shift. Markets move. Large organizations are expected to hold a clear defensible position on all of it and most still get there through slow manual work on fragmented signals.We turn regula ... View more

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