• Support the analysis of laws / regulations and standards of countries worldwide, relevant to product development for Bosch mobility products in several technical topic areas.
• Aid in summarizing technical legal requirements and texts according to defined templates & documenting them in a database.
• Assist continuous improvement in the team, for example, working process, team’s knowledge sharing and documentation, work quality, and harmonization among sub-teams.

Bosch mobility products: automotive and non-automotive products, systems, software, and services.

The technical legal documents cover, but are not limited to, the following areas: vehicle safety, exhaust treatment, On-Board Diagnostics, cybersecurity, materials, data protection, charging, emissions, fuel consumption, energy consumption, EMC, reliability, vibration, and radar sensors for autonomous driving.

• Third-year, final-year, or Master's students majoring in Engineering (Automotive, Mechanical, Computer Science, Electrical), etc.) or Law.

• Commitment to a full-time 6-month internship.

• Attention to detail, a passion for working with technical legal documents and texts.

• Proficiency in English (4 skills).

• Good MS Office skills, programming using python is a plus.

• Responsiveness, agility, and a willingness to take on responsibility.

• Technical knowledge or understanding in one or more technical areas is a plus.

• Experience with laws and regulations in the automotive industry is preferred.

• A learning-driven, professional, inclusive multinational work environment fosters personal growth and expands professional networks.

• An attractive monthly allowance.

• Lunch and parking fee.

• Full-paid leaves for Vietnam public holidays, birthday, sickness and 01 day per working month.

• Opportunities to become a Bosch associate after graduation.

• Bosch first started in Vietnam with a representative office in 1994. Bosch has its main office in Ho Chi Minh City, with branch offices in Hanoi and Da Nang, and a Powertrain Solutions plant in the Dong Nai province to manufacture pushbelt for continuously variable transmissions (CVT) in automobiles. In addition, Bosch operates a software and engineering R&D center (Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Vietnam Co., Ltd).

• In July 2014, Bosch set up a new Automotive R&D Center, located in Ho Chi Minh City. The continuous growth of this Centre is in line with Bosch’s strategy in Vietnam, which aims at becoming a manufacturing and R&D hub in the Southeast Asian region. Currently four products are available: connectors, pushbelt, fuel supply, and diagnosis module (tank leakage).

• For further information, please visit our website: www.bosch.com.vn