The Energy and Climate Policy Intern works on a number of focused and cross-cutting projects related to energy, environment, and climate change.
Intern Responsibilities
- Observe Congressional hearings, other legislative activities and scientific and policy briefings and share observations with staff verbally or in writing
- Policy research and analysis, including budget, appropriations and current and upcoming legislation
- Research and draft Climate Change News articles
- Research and draft program and legislative reports (fact sheets, white papers)
- Assist with outreach and logistical preparation of EESI sponsored Congressional briefings
- Identify, monitor and report on relevant science, technology and policy issues
- Assist with Energy & Climate program planning
- Project-related administrative tasks as necessary
Intern Qualifications
- In process of obtaining a graduate degree in a field directly related to climate change science, technology, or policy; and/or renewable energy and energy efficiency technology, markets, or policy (this requirement may be waived for candidates with demonstrated skill, experience, and interest in these fields)
- Ability to work independently as well as a member of a team
- Strong research and writing skills
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office
Internship Application Requirements
The Energy and Climate Policy Internship requires a commitment of 30-40 hours per week for 10-15 weeks. Longer internships may be considered.
Please specify the time period during which you seek to intern.
To apply please submit the following to Amy Sauer at asauer[at]eesi.org:
- Detailed cover letter explaining your interests, your experience and what you hope to gain through an internship with EESI.
- Current resume, list of publications if applicable.
- Writing sample, one-three pages in length. Can be an excerpt of longer paper.
- Unofficial transcript
The position is open until filled and is unpaid. We do offer transportation benefits. Thank you for your interest.
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