Job Description -Maintain accurate records of commercial activities involving intellectual property rights (IPRs) – including marketing promotions, merchandise sales – to support enforcement actions and litigation -Coordinate requests from the local business teams; provide IP documentation (e.g. trademark certificates, copyright certificates, chain of titles, etc.) and maintain good records -Maintain databases for litigation/case files, trademark portfolios, evidence of use for IP in daily commercial activities, and the portfolio of authorized online stores -Support the online monitoring and enforcement program coordinate with the local creative team to obtain authentication results -Conduct research and analysis on specific legal issues, such as online research to locate materials required for trademark prosecution matters -Other ad hoc tasks/responsibilities that as assigned -Gain exposure to real IP practice beyond classroom theory at a leading global entertainment company Requirements: -Undergraduate (3rd or 4th year) or Master graduate (1st or 2nd year) pursuing a law degree -Available to work at least 3 week days per week at the Shanghai office (ideally 5 days), able to commit to an internship for at least 6 months or longer from late June/early July onwards. -Excellent business English proficiency (written and spoken) and excellent legal writing skills in both English and Chinese. -Proficient computer skills in MS Word and MS Powerpoint to facilitate document and record consolidation, collation and tracking, -Fast learner with strong collaboration and communication skills. -Highly motivated and able to work independently. -Passing the PRC bar exam would be an advantage. -Prior internship experience in MNC or top law firm is an advantage Upon successful completion of the internship, interns can request a Certificate of Internship from the Company. *Please submit English and Chinese resume to be considered for this position.