Yousign
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Yousign (soon to be Youtrust) is a European Digital Trust provider, fully compliant with eIDAS and the highest European standards. Our three modules – electronic signatures, identity and document verification, and e-seals – can be used independently or combined within sector-specific workflows, ensuring simple, secure and legally compliant processes for SMEs and mid-sized companies.
Hosted and processed entirely in Europe, we guarantee sovereignty, transparency and reliability. As a certified B-Corp, we combine innovation with responsibility – building trust at the heart of every digital exchange.
We are entering a key moment as we expand from eSignature to the full Digital Trust chain.
Yousign – soon to be Youtrust’s legal team is made up of 4 people, and the apprentice legal counsel will report to the Product & Regulatory Legal Counsel. As a Legal Tech company, the legal function plays a central role in Yousign’s activities.
Your missions
Starting in September 2026, as an apprentice legal counsel, your main missions will include:
Product compliance: contributing to product development to ensure compliance from the design phase, through go‑to‑market, and throughout the entire product lifecycle.
Regulatory watch: maintaining accurate and up‑to‑date knowledge within the legal team and operational teams, in order to secure and streamline day‑to‑day business activities.
Continuous improvement of tools: designing and rolling out tools and methods that simplify and optimise the work of the legal team and operational teams.
Ideal profile
Is enrolled in a Master’s degree (M2) in technology law or digital law, ideally with a focus on trust service providers.
Is comfortable with regulations applicable to trust service providers, in particular eIDAS v1 and v2, as well as the GDPR.
Is confident communicating, both written and spoken, in French and English.
A mission that matters in a world challenged by AI-driven fraud
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