Intern (Legal)
Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park Limited (“HSITP”, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation, is engaged in the planning, building, management, operation and maintenance of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation & Technology Park at the Lok Ma Chau Loop (“the Loop”).
With a site area of 87 hectares, the Loop will be a hub for vigorous technology R&D and collaboration among top-notch international R&D institutions, technology enterprises and talent. The Loop will provide necessary infrastructure, facilities and service support for the innovation and technology (I&T) community; with associated higher education, cultural and creative and other complementary facilities.
Responsibilities:
- Conduct contract reviews and identify key legal risks
- Conduct legal research on topics related to HSITP Legal’s operations
- Review and update standard forms of documents maintained by the Legal Division
- Liaise with external legal advisors on legal matters as needed
- Assist with drafting contracts, administering contracts, and managing related processes
- Participate in meetings with internal stakeholders
Requirements:
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or a related discipline
- Proficiency in both written and spoken English and Chinese (Putonghua or Cantonese)
- Well-organized and detail-oriented, with strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset
- Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Internship period: June – September 2026 (12 weeks)
Personal data provided will be treated in strict confidence and used for recruitment purpose only. All personal data collected will be used strictly in accordance with employer’s personal data policies, you can access the Personal Information Collection Statement at https://www.hsitp.org/en/career/page/1
Applicants not invited for interview within four weeks after application deadline may consider their applications unsuccessful. Personal data of unsuccessful applicants will be retained for a maximum of two years.