We are looking for a Legal Intern to support Arcstone’s legal, compliance, and regulatory work as we develop our private capital infrastructure platform.

This internship is ideal for a law student or recent graduate interested in financial regulation, startup law, private markets, legal technology, tokenization, contract drafting, and cross-border regulatory expansion.

You will work closely with the founding team on legal research, compliance mapping, contract templates, jurisdictional analysis, and internal regulatory documentation. The role is research-heavy, practical, and highly strategic.

You may be a strong fit if you are:

• Currently studying law, business law, financial law, European law, fintech regulation, or a related field.
• Interested in startups, venture capital, private markets, fintech, digital assets, or legal technology.
• Comfortable conducting independent legal research and turning complex findings into clear written summaries.
• Able to think commercially, not only academically.
• Detail-oriented, structured, and capable of working with legal uncertainty.
• Strong in English, especially legal and business writing.
• Curious about how regulation, contracts, and technology interact in real-world fundraising processes.
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Nice to Have

The following are not required, but would be valuable:

• Knowledge of EU financial regulation, securities law, MiCA, AML/KYC, crowdfunding regulation, or private placement rules.
• Familiarity with startup financing, SAFE notes, convertible loans, shareholder agreements, SPVs, or tokenization.
• Experience drafting legal memos, contracts, policy notes, or regulatory summaries.
• English is a must, knowledge in French/Dutch/German are assets
• Interest in cross-border fundraising between Europe and emerging markets.

This internship gives you hands-on exposure to:

• Startup legal strategy and early-stage company building.
• Private market fundraising structures.
• Compliance design for fintech and private capital products.
• Contract drafting and legal workflow development.
• Jurisdictional expansion analysis.
• The legal and regulatory challenges behind tokenization and digital fundraising infrastructure.
• How founders make legal, commercial, and product decisions under uncertainty.

This is a strong opportunity for someone who wants to work at the intersection of law, startups, finance, regulation, and technology.