Job summary
An internship opportunity for students interested in maritime regulatory affairs with a focus on environmental and digital shipping regulations. The role involves supporting the transformation of complex regulatory developments into clear compliance insights and exploring AI-enabled methods for regulatory processes. This position suits students in relevant fields such as maritime policy, law, engineering, sustainability, economics, data science, or artificial intelligence, typically in their third or fourth year of study.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Oslo
- Work setup
- On-site
Responsibilities
Support the Regulatory Affairs team by reviewing and enhancing the structure of regulatory information and monitoring international maritime regulations and standards. Map regulatory developments to relevant ship segments and contribute to creating customer-facing compliance tools. Test and evaluate AI-assisted approaches for summarizing, categorizing, and analyzing regulatory data and develop workflows for recurring tasks. Depending on interest, focus on areas related to green shipping policies or digital shipping developments such as autonomous vessels and cybersecurity. Translate regulatory updates into briefing materials and presentations through digital and AI-enabled workflows.
Qualifications
Currently enrolled in a relevant Bachelor's or Master's program, preferably in the third or fourth year, in maritime policy, law, engineering, sustainability, economics, data science, artificial intelligence, or related fields. Demonstrated interest in maritime industry regulations, sustainability, digitalization, and AI applications. Proactive, collaborative, and able to work independently. Strong analytical skills with the ability to communicate complex information clearly in English, both written and spoken.