Forest Economics & Research Internship - Summer 2027

JPMorganChase; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 400,000 - 473,000; Full time

Job summary

JPMorganChase’s Forest Economics and Research team seeks a 2027 Intern to contribute to timberland investment research, market analysis, and environmental markets initiatives. You will work with professionals across functions, applying your economics background to real-world decisions.

The role emphasizes data-driven analysis, development of models and tools, and effective communication of findings. The program runs June–August 2027 for up to 10 weeks, with exposure to portfolio management and

Qualifications

• Pursuing a graduate degree in a relevant field.
• Candidate demonstrates interest in quantitative economic research.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Support economic research on timberland investments and forest products markets.
• Analyze economic and market data to inform investment decisions and strategy.
• Develop datasets, models, and analytical tools for ongoing research.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to define objectives and methodologies.
• Present findings through reports, visuals, and presentations.
• Participate in team meetings and cross-functional discussions on market trends.
• Engage with cross-functional teams for exposure to portfolio management.
• Monitor economic indicators and industry developments relevant to timberland investing.
• Manage project timelines and provide progress updates to internship leadership.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Economic research

Data interpretation

Excel

Communication of findings

Education

Bachelor's degree in Forest Management, Economics, Natural Resources or related field

Pursuing Master’s or PhD in related economics/forest fields

Tools

SQL

Python

R

Excel

Job description

JPMorganChase’s Forest Economics and Research team seeks a 2027 Intern to contribute to timberland investment research, market analysis, and environmental markets initiatives. You will work with professionals across functions, applying your economics background to real-world decisions.

The role emphasizes data-driven analysis, development of models and tools, and effective communication of findings. The program runs June–August 2027 for up to 10 weeks, with exposure to portfolio management and