« Imprimer
Date de publication : 28/10/2026
Ref. 300-747-17I

EXPORT CONTROL INTERN M/F

Nom de l’entreprise : ALICE & BOB
Type de Structure : Entreprise privée
Nombre d'employés ou de collaborateurs : 250 - 499
Présentation de l'entreprise :

Building the first universal quantum computer.

Site Internet https://alice-bob.com/

Critères de l'offre

Île-de-France / 75015 - PARIS
Type de contrat : Stage - Durée : 6 mois
Métier : Juriste
Domaine(s) d'activité : Droit douanier, Autre domaine
Temps de travail : Temps Plein
Salaire : -
Date d'entrée en fonction : 04/01/2027

Profil du candidat

Expérience (Souhaité ): Débutant (moins d’un an)
Formation (Souhaité) : BAC +4 (Master 1)

Compétences (Souhaité) : Droit douanier, Droit international/ Droit de l’Union européenne
Langues (Souhaité): Français, Anglais

Descriptif de l'offre


Purpose of the role 

Reporting to the Export Control Specialist, the Export Control Intern will support the classification of Alice & Bob's items

 

This internship will start in January 2027 for 6 months ! 




Responsibilities:





1. Support the self-classification of items

   - Assist in classifying hardware, software and technologies in accordance with the company's internal classification process

   - Document the classification rationale for each item

 

2. Analyze supplier ECCDs

   - Check that suppliers have correctly completed their ECCDs with regard to the applicable export control regulations

   - Identify missing, inconsistent or incorrect information

 

3. Extract data from validated ECCDs

   - Update the items database and the suppliers list accordingly

   - Ensure the accuracy and consistency of the data recorded

 

4. Communicate with suppliers on ECCD issues

   - Draft clear, explanatory emails to suppliers detailing errors identified in their ECCDs and the applicable regulatory requirements

   - Follow up on supplier responses and corrections

 

5. Monitor ECCD follow-up

   - Track the status of each ECCD in the follow-up tool

   - Initiate the necessary actions based on each status (reminders, corrections, escalation)








Requirements:





  • EDUCATION: law student or recent graduate, preferably specialized in customs law, or alternatively in international law or international commercial law

  • LANGUAGES: Proficient in English

  • EXPERIENCE: A first experience in export control, ideally including item classification, is highly appreciated


  • Rigor and attention to detail, with a strong sense of data accuracy and consistency



  • Clear, pedagogical writing style, including drafting explanatory emails to external partners



  • Knowledge of customs law and international trade regulations



  • Working understanding of EU & US export control logic



  • Ability to read and analyze technical and regulatory documents



  • Organization and follow-up skills to track multiple files in parallel



  • Proficiency with spreadsheets and databases


  • Familiarity with US Export Administration Regulations (EAR) classification 







Benefits:

- 1 day off per month

- Half of transportation cost coverage (as per French law)

- Meal vouchers with Swile, as well as access to a fully equipped and regularly stocked kitchen