Summer 2025 T-Mobile Legal Internship

Legal Internship, T-Mobile 

Unique opportunity for an innovative, strategic, and self-motivated law student to learn about the legal and regulatory complexities that are managed day to day by one of the nation’s largest wireless telecommunications providers in the United States. Position requires a commitment of time and energy and is rewarded with a valuable early professional experience that can provide tangible work experience. 

Internship Primary Duties/Responsibilities: 

Provide support to the Legal Department at T-Mobile.  

Support will include legal research and writing including: internal compliance coordination and filing preparations in various jurisdictions, drafting presentations to be used in meetings with state agencies and legislatures, contracts, and analyzing regulatory and legislative initiatives for impact on TMO operations and preparing recommendations for legal team.  

Work with T-Mobile Attorneys to prepare correspondence, legal documents/pleadings, presentations, and compliance filings.  

Work with attorneys in various legal groups in diverse subject matter areas including infrastructure deployment, universal service, privacy, network reliability, consumer protection, marketing, licensing, intellectual property, and financial services.  

Participate in team calls, industry/trade association calls and industry meetings. 

Special projects on an as-needed basis.  

Support attorney(s) on cross-functional efforts with Legal Department, Engineering, Tax, and other client organizations.  

Prepare memorandum, documentation and compile other data/information for such discussion or strategy preparation. 

Functional/Technical Skills 

Law school student with strong academic record.  

Ability to work in a collaborative, fast paced environment with tight deadlines. 

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.  

Strong written and verbal communication skills as well as computer proficiency with common office software (including Microsoft Office, Lexis/Nexis).  

Strong problem-solving skills, resourceful and well organized, detail oriented, self-motivated, innovative, strategic, and the ability to multi-task.  

General knowledge of wireless telecommunications industry issues.  

Education 

Must be pursuing a Juris Doctorate (rising 2L or 3L student preferred).