2026 Summer Intern - Legal at Samsung

Position Summary

This intern position will be responsible for all legal and compliance task including but not limited to contracts, litigation, labor and employment.

(May 2026 - July 2026)

Role and Responsibilities

• Perform a wide variety of legal tasks as directed by the General Counsel of SEHA in areas including but not limited to contracts, litigation, labor & employment, construction, real estate, economic development, and compliance
• Assist the General Counsel with public affairs, government relations, philanthropy, volunteerism, community service and speaking engagements
• Project management and performance of daily, weekly, and long-term tasks in furtherance of completing various legal & compliance projects
• Prepare correspondence in connection with a wide variety of legal matters
• Collaborate cross-functionally across the Samsung organization on a wide variety of matters including but not limited to legal & compliance, public relations, government relations

Skills and Qualifications

• We welcome applications from undergraduate students across all academic disciplines and class years (freshman–senior) and law students (1L-3L).

• What We Are Looking For:

A passion for the legal & compliance field paired with an intellectually curious mindset. Strong critical thinking and analytical research abilities. A dedicated work ethic, high energy, and a desire to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Proactive attitude with a desire to contribute to the creation of innovative products.

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