We are Juris Legal. We build an AI product for the legal world, which means we have to be unusually good at applying AI to our own work.

This is a build-heavy internship, not a research or observation role. You will ship internal tools, automate real processes, and be accountable for whether what you shipped still works a month later.

The bar

You should already have built things with AI tools, not just used them. If you cannot point to something you made, a script, an automation, an agent, a pipeline, an internal tool, this is not the right role yet. We care much less about which programme you are on.

Concretely, you can:

• write and debug your own code (Python, JavaScript/TypeScript or similar)

• work with APIs, and wire tools together into something that runs unattended

• judge an AI output critically: know when it is wrong, and how you would catch it at scale

What you will do

• Test new AI tools and workflows as they land, and decide fast what is worth our time

• Apply them to real internal processes, ours, in production, with real constraints

• Build and maintain small prototypes and utilities: scripts, automations, internal tools

• Turn what works into something the team can rely on: short docs, playbooks, a demo

• Evaluate against clear criteria: quality, reliability, cost, privacy, security

What success looks like

By the end, a few things you built are still in daily use by the team, and we make better adopt, pilot or avoid calls because of work you did.

Practical

• Copenhagen. Flexible hours, remote work possible.

• Start by agreement, from autumn 2026. Minimum three months.

• We fit the scope and hours to your programme's requirements.

• Unpaid. The placement must be a formal part of your education.

• We review applications on a rolling basis.

Applying

Answer the application questions and include a link to something you have built. A link beats a CV for this role. We read every answer to the written questions, so keep them concrete and specific to your own work.