Spring Intern

Core responsibilities for this role include:

• Conducting research on national security policy related to emerging biotechnology
• Drafting and editing internal written products
• Performing administrative tasks as assigned
• Supporting various duties in a fast-paced policy environment

This internship provides firsthand knowledge of national security policy related to emerging biotechnology, contributing to the Commission's work of examining how biotechnology advancements shape national defense activities and making policy recommendations to Congress.

Required qualifications and skills:

• Demonstrated experience or interest in science and technology policy, biology, politics, or national security
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Experience working as part of a multi-disciplinary team
• Strong interpersonal, organizational, and planning skills
• Ability to adapt to a fast-paced environment
• At least 20 hours of in-person availability per week during spring

This is an unpaid position, but applicants are permitted to accept external funding from other sources. The Commission is an equal-opportunity employer that welcomes applicants with strong work ethic and ability to work both independently and as part of a team.