Are you passionate about digital regulations, privacy and European policy? Join our diverse and inspiring Digital Regulations & Privacy team. At Deloitte.

• you support the Digital Regulations & Privacy team in projectmanagement, enhancing internal processes, developing propositions, and assisting in organizing events;
• you collaborate with colleagues from diverse backgrounds within our dynamic Digital Regulations & Privacy team, benefiting from their knowledge and expertise;
• you are eager to learn and develop through varied responsibilities, laying a strong foundation for a successful career in digital regulations and privacy;
• you monitor the "Europe Fit for the Digital Age" program and analyse its technical regulations to assess their implications for our clients;
• you translate requirements into risks and business implications for potential clients and create educational, marketing, and promotional materials;
• you conduct market research across various sectors. 

Naturally, you enjoy collaborating with colleagues and effectively communicating complex ideas and analyses. But most importantly, be the true you. With your personal strengths, view of the world and unique personality. You need the following qualifications for the position of Working Student Digital Regulations & Privacy: 

• you are in the final year of your master's program, this can be either a legal, a business or a technical program, such as (but not limited to): IP/IT law, Information law, Information Management, (Business) Economics, Business Administration, Computer Science, Information Science, or another related discipline;
• you are available at least 3 days a week for a minimum of 6 months starting January 2025;
• you have strong verbal and written proficiency in both Dutch and English;
• you have the ambition to further develop yourself and are open to starting as a consultant at Deloitte after your studies.

Our team specializes in Digital Regulations, focusing on GDPR and "Europe Fit for a Digital Age" program. We assist clients with complex digital regulation and privacy issues, including AI regulation, digital markets, data-sharing, and Privacy-by-Design. You'll support the team, gaining valuable experience and contributing to projects involving cross-border privacy, biometric data, and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies.  

This role offers diverse learning opportunities, helping you develop expertise in emerging digital regulations and privacy topics. 

The start date for this position is September 1st, 2025.