This role is designed for a high-achieving law student, ideally from a T-14 school, who has a genuine technical interest in blockchain infrastructure and paymen

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This role is designed for a high-achieving law student, ideally from a T-14 school, who has a genuine technical interest in blockchain infrastructure and payment systems. You should be comfortable navigating the intersection of emerging financial regulations and product engineering. **What makes it worth a look...** While the pay is a flat $35 per hour for a 12-week internship, the program offers rare high-level exposure through in-person weeks in Miami, San Francisco, and New York City. You will get to work on regulated stablecoin frameworks and real-world payment networks at a company currently preparing for public markets. **You might be a good fit if you...** * Are currently enrolled in a top-tier JD program and have a strong academic record. * Can explain the nuances of consensus models, staking, or tokenomics. * Enjoy digging through technical product documentation to find regulatory risks. * Have prior experience or coursework in fintech, digital assets, or commercial drafting.

Legal Intern, Payments Product at Circle (circle.com)