Sales Legal Intern

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The Sales Legal Intern role sits within Cisco's EMEA Sales Legal department, supporting a global technology leader that connects and protects organisations through cutting‑edge networking, security and AI‑driven solutions. As an intern you will join a diverse, international team that treats legal as a true business partner, working alongside experienced attorneys and commercial stakeholders across the company. Your day‑to‑day activities will involve close collaboration with both legal and business groups, helping to draft and negotiate commercial and technology agreements for local and international customers. You will contribute to cross‑functional innovation projects that leverage AI tools to boost legal productivity, and you will receive training from subject‑matter experts covering topics such as IT, intellectual property, competition, privacy and artificial intelligence. The role also requires you to research and analyse a variety of legal issues, providing clear answers to internal queries and to Cisco's customers. To be considered, you must be proficient in both Italian and English and currently enrolled in a master's degree programme. You need a solid understanding of Spanish commercial contract and business law as well as intellectual‑property law, and you must be capable of producing legal documents in English and Spanish. A strong interest in IP, privacy, security, IT and the broader legal frameworks that govern technology is essential, along with the ability to read and interpret complex contract provisions. Additional attributes that would strengthen your application include knowledge of German, Arabic or French, and any prior legal work experience. The team values excellent relationship and communication skills, adaptability, a fast‑learning mindset and the ability to operate efficiently in a highly automated environment. Cisco offers a supportive culture built on openness, a competitive salary, generous benefits and the flexibility to work remotely, providing a balanced lifestyle while you develop expertise in software, cloud, security and other cutting‑edge domains. What the role asks for: - Proficiency in Italian - Proficiency in English - Currently enrolled in a master's degree program - Knowledge of Spanish commercial contract law - Knowledge of intellectual‑property law - Ability to draft English legal documents - Ability to draft Spanish legal documents - Strong interest in IP, privacy, security and IT