Join the LEGO Foundation as a Legal Student Worker, where you will support our legal team with contract development, legal documentation, and internal coordination. In this role, you will gain practical experience with legal processes in an international, mission-driven organisation working to improve lives for children.

You will work closely with colleagues across the Foundation and contribute to high-quality legal materials that support our activities.

Supporting legal processes across the Foundation
As Legal Student Worker, you will help ensure that legal materials are prepared and delivered with high quality.

Your key responsibilities will include:

• Supporting the drafting and review of contracts and legal documents

• Preparing presentations (PowerPoint) and briefing materials

• Assisting with legal research and document management

• Supporting team planning activities and ad-hoc administrative tasks.

Through this role, you will gain insight into legal work within a global, philanthropic organisation.

Structured and strategic legal profile with effective communication skills
We are looking for a motivated law student who enjoys working with detailed material and contributing to high-quality legal work in a collaborative and performance-oriented environment.

You are currently enrolled in a law degree (Bachelor’s or Master’s) with at least 1.5 years remaining of your studies and have an interest in contracts and legal tasks.

Furthermore, we expect you to have the following personal qualifications:

• Work with complex and detailed material, maintaining a high level of attention to detail while meeting deadlines

• Demonstrate integrity and discretion when handling confidential information

• Bring a proactive mindset, are keen to learn, and work well both independently and in collaboration with colleagues.

• Experienced user of Microsoft Office, particularly PowerPoint and Word.

• Fluency in English and Danish, written and spoken.

The position is based in Billund, Denmark, and requires physical presence. Expected working hours are approximately 20 hours per week during the semester, with flexibility during peak periods.

Ready to join us?
If you are curious and would like to know more, you are welcome to contact Troels Bay Simonsen - mobile 53194780

Please apply as soon as possible and no later than 7 April 2026. We review applications and conduct interviews on a rolling basis and will close the position once we have found the right candidate.

We look forward to hearing from you.