CLOSED Legal Internship

We are seeking a full-time Legal Intern to join our Aptive team! This position is located at our office in Provo, Utah. The individual we are looking for is someone who enjoys working in a team environment and excels working at an individual level.

Pay is $18/hr and the hours are Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm MST.

Key Responsibilities:

Researching licensing and permitting requirements for hundreds of municipalities in the United States
Managing the permitting process and providing direction to sales managers on the applicable business and individual permitting and licensing requirements for municipalities in assigned areas
Filing licensing and permitting applications online, and preparing documentation and applications for sales representatives in assigned areas in-person with each government agency
Coordinating with local governments on requirements and applications submitted for processing
Assisting team leaders, operations managers and other compliance employees in the United States with information needed for local business licensing requirements
Conducting audits and monitoring compliance of sales representatives in assigned areas
Working with in-house legal teams of US companies to assist in the resolution of potential legal issues, or other projects as required

Requirements:

Interest in a legal career path
In-Office Position, must report to our office in Provo, UT

Aptive Environmental:
Aptive Environmental provides pest control services to 34 states in the US. Co-founded in 2015 by Vess Pearson and David Royce, Aptive launched with the clear intention of becoming a world-recognized brand.
In 2021, Aptive was included in Inc. Magazine’s “Best in Business” list of companies that make a positive impact. Aptive is also featured on Glassdoor's 2019 list of Top 100 US workplaces and is ranked one of Entrepreneur Magazine's Best Companies in America. We are a proud member of the EPA's Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program and have partnered with the United Nations Foundation’s "United to Beat Malaria" to help stop the spread of malaria transmitted by mosquito bites.