Eurasia Center Young Professionals Internship

Atlantic Council Of The U S; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work option (1 day/week)

Compensation: $18.50/hour

Job summary

Atlantic Council Of The U S in Washington, DC is seeking an intern to gain hands-on experience in Eurasia Center programming, research, and outreach. The role focuses on logistics, writing, and analysis, with opportunities to engage with a network of Eurasia experts and policymakers.

The internship requires a strong interest in Eurasian affairs, familiarity with Ukraine and/or Russia is a plus, and a commitment to four days/week in the office, with one remote day per week.

Qualifications

• Experience in research, writing, and logistics.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills (in-person and virtual).
• Strong analytical, planning, time management, and organizational abilities.

Responsibilities

• Assist with logistics for Eurasia Center events and programming.
• Organize and consolidate prep materials for meetings, events, speaking engagements, and trips.
• Conduct research in support of Eurasia Center activities, including meetings, speeches, articles, reports, policy briefs, and Congressional engagement.
• Help support the operations and administrative functions of the Eurasia Center.
• Assist with monitoring program contacts, networks, and the news cycle.
• Draft correspondence and take notes at Council roundtables and strategy sessions.

Skills

Research

Writing

Logistics

Interpersonal communication

Analytical thinking

Time management

Organization

Russian/Ukrainian (plus)

Education

College junior / graduate student / recent graduate (international affairs)

Job description

Atlantic Council Of The U S in Washington, DC is seeking an intern to gain hands-on experience in Eurasia Center programming, research, and outreach. The role focuses on logistics, writing, and analysis, with opportunities to engage with a network of Eurasia experts and policymakers.

The internship requires a strong interest in Eurasian affairs, familiarity with Ukraine and/or Russia is a plus, and a commitment to four days/week in the office, with one remote day per week.