FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter / Referendar position?
An over-average degree in the first state examination in law is required for this position.
What areas of interest should candidates have for this role?
Candidates should have an interest in FinTechs, funds, payment systems, crypto, tokens, and NFTs, as well as economic and legal contexts.
What type of projects will I be working on?
You will support interesting mandates, conduct research, write blog posts for the FinTech blog, and possibly collaborate on projects with the EU Commission.
Is prior experience in the specified fields necessary?
Ideally, candidates should have some initial experience in the relevant areas, but a strong interest is also important.
What language skills are required for the position?
Very good English language skills are required for this role.
What is the working atmosphere like at Osborne Clarke?
The firm offers a great working atmosphere with flat hierarchies and a supportive environment for personal and professional development.
Will I have direct contact with clients?
Yes, from the beginning, you will have direct contact with clients on national and international mandates.
How does Osborne Clarke approach diversity and inclusion?
Osborne Clarke is committed to diversity and inclusion, promoting equal opportunities and actively opposing all forms of discrimination and harassment in the workplace.
Where will I be based if I apply for this position?
The position is based in Köln (Cologne), Germany.
What type of tasks will I be responsible for in this role?
You will be responsible for conducting legal and economic research, drafting blog posts, contributing to team discussions, and supporting various projects.