Google EmployAbility Internships 2010 Other sectors

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Google have several exciting internship opportunities in other sectors, currently legal and recruitment.

The role: Legal Intern – Paris, Milan or Hamburg

As a Legal Intern for Google Italy, you have a specialization in commercial, intellectual property, technology, or media law. You use these skills to contribute to the legal team’s efforts in a variety of areas including commercial agreements and marketing projects as well as dispute resolution and pre-litigation. You should be capable of producing high-quality legal research and analysis work in a flexible, fast-paced environment and have the ability to work in French, Italian or German and in English, orally and in writing.

Responsibilities:

• Draft, translate and/or localise commercial agreements.
• Conduct legal research on a variety of legal topics including: commercial law, intellectual property law, consumer regulations, media regulations, privacy law, advertising law, etc.
• Respond to various legal requests from users and third parties in relation to Google services.

Requirements:

• Law degree. Having passed the bar exam is a plus.
• Masters or specialization in "giurista d'impresa", commercial law, intellectual property, technology or media law.
• Excellent knowledge of Google services.
• Excellent legal analysis and research skills. Excellent knowledge of general online technologies and services.
• Excellent written and oral skills in Italian and English.
• Hard working, well organized, and able to manage numerous projects simultaneously under deadline pressure.
  
  

The role: Recruitment/Sourcing Intern – Paris

Multiple Positions available in Paris, France for fluent speakers of one or more of the following languages: Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch, German, Finnish. Duration of internship: 6-11 months, preferred start date in September.

The Sourcing/ Recruitment Intern will play a significant role on the European Recruitment team, searching the internet for qualified candidates and creating new and diverse methods of attracting individuals to opportunities with Google in the areas of Sales and Engineering. You will work within a dynamic and international team, and will be interacting with members of the Google recruitment team all across Europe.

Responsibilities:

• Search for candidates using advanced internet search techniques (online databases, professional and social networks, internet searches, etc.)
• Communicate directly with candidates to secure interest and understand motivations via email and telephone
• Collaborate with recruiters to manage candidates through the recruitment process
• Achieve specific hiring targets and exceed the expectations of the client base across Europe
• Contribute to improving processes and best practices for the team

Requirements:

• Bachelor or Master’s degree in a top-tier university in progress
• Fluent in English and in one of the specified European languages
• Excellent computer skills, strong interest in technology and the Internet
• Detail-oriented and analytical thinking-style, ability to organise information, innovate and take initiatives
• Result-driven and able to implement targeted sourcing initiatives
• Track record of successfully working in a fast-moving, multi-tasking and changing environment

How to apply?

To apply for any of the internship positions above, download and complete an application form your CV to applications@employ-ability.org.uk.

Closing date: 15th February 2010

Should you wish to discuss any aspects of the recruitment process with EmployAbility or require the application form in an alternative format, please contact Justin Penney on +44 (0)7852 764 684 or email info@employ-ability.org.uk