About the Position

Regulatory Data Entry Associate

Why this role is different

• Your entries go straight into the database large companies use to see which rules apply to them.
• You cover your own jurisdictions and topics, and keep them complete and current.
• AI gives you the first read of every regulation. You check it and decide what goes in.

A note from Danali

Hi, I'm Danali, and I manage our regulatory team. In simple words, this is an entry position: data entry, research and analysis of regulations, with AI to help. You don't need to be an expert. A basis in sustainability and law is enough. The team reviews your work and helps you get better, fast. If you enjoy learning that way, I'd love to meet you.

Responsibilities

• Analyze regulations with AI tools and enter them into the database, about 60% of your time
• Research new regulations, directives and reporting frameworks in your jurisdictions, about 30% of your time
• Take on ad-hoc research when a client asks about a specific rule or market
• Check your own entries and those of colleagues as part of the team's quality workflow
• Help with data quality projects that make the database more complete

In practice

• Tools: AI tools for the first analysis of each regulation, and Excel for data checks and simple formulas
• Jurisdictions and topics: national and international rules, from EU directives to reporting frameworks and guidelines
• Deliverables: database entries with issuer, scope, effective date, sanctions, a short description and topics

Requirements

• You are at the start of your career, precise, and glad to get feedback on your work.
• A degree in law, sustainability, public policy or a related field
• A basic understanding of sustainability and how regulation works, enough to read a rule and explain it
• Fluent written English: you write clear, correct summaries that others can rely on
• You live in the Netherlands and can be at our Leeuwarden office every Thursday
• Available full time for six months, starting as soon as possible

Nice to Have

• Experience with AI tools for research or analysis
• Understanding of the difference between hard law and soft norms
• Familiarity with legal databases