Communications Intern
A Carnegie Endowment policy-research program addressing governance challenges and risks from AI, cybersecurity, the information environment, and biotechnology.
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About Technology and International Affairs Program
The Technology and International Affairs Program studies and shapes the global technology agenda through independent analysis, policy engagement, data gathering, and convening. Its stated aim is to help public- and private-sector leaders make better decisions for international security and human well-being.
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About the Role
You will support the Communications department, primarily the outreach team, which handles media relations, events, social media, and email marketing. You will work about 18 hours per week in person at the Washington, DC office, learning the facets of digital communications, particularly short-form video. You will work independently and complete projects quickly without sacrificing quality or accuracy. The internship runs approximately January to May 2027.
Requirements
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Organized and detail-oriented
- Computer-savvy
- Able to work independently
- Submit resume and cover letter
- Experience filming and editing short videos and drafting social media copy preferred but not required
Responsibilities
- Support the Communications department and outreach team
- Assist with media relations, events, social media, and email marketing
- Film and edit short videos
- Draft social media copy
- Complete projects quickly with quality and accuracy