Compliance Engineer Intern

Role overview Support regulatory research and licensing work while helping make compliance processes clearer and more repeatable. The role works across engineering, compliance review, and client-facing teams to organize requirements, prepare first drafts, assess AI-generated material, and maintain reusable compliance resources. Regulatory interpretations and client deliverables receive review from an experienced compliance professional.

Responsibilities - Research and summarize regulatory frameworks, licensing criteria, and regulatory-readiness requirements. - Assist with applicability research, gap reviews, evidence requests, policy checks, and application documents. - Organize requirements into structured modules, evidence categories, checklists, and mappings. - Check AI-generated content for factual support, traceable sources, missing information, and presentation issues. - Draft analyses, evidence guidance, reports, presentations, and review materials. - Track requests across teams, update templates and knowledge resources from reviewer feedback, and flag unclear interpretations.

Requirements - Enrolled in or recently graduated from a program in law, finance, accounting, risk, public policy, business, computer science, or a related field. - Strong research, analytical, and structured-writing abilities, with careful attention to sources and citations. - Able to turn complex material into clear summaries, checklists, presentations, and reports. - Able to manage multiple assignments and deadlines. - Strong written and spoken English, and an interest in digital-asset regulation, financial compliance, licensing, or AI-supported workflows.

Nice to have - Professional Chinese proficiency. - Familiarity with digital-asset rules, VASP licensing, or related frameworks. - Coursework or experience in compliance, law, audit, fintech, digital assets, or regulatory research. - Understanding of LLM limitations, hallucination risk, source traceability, and human review.

Benefits and work setup - Must be performed from outside the United States.