Grants & Partnerships Intern (Remote/Flexible)

Stand Together; Arlington (VA); Hybrid; USD 5,500 - 7,500; Full time

Job summary

Stand Together's Koch Internship Program (KIP) offers a paid experiential learning opportunity across the United States, focused on professional development and meaningful work with non-profits tackling policy challenges. Eligible candidates are early-career professionals located in the U.S.

and authorized to work throughout the program. Interns will perform data entry and quality control, support online application management, and monitor grantee performance while collaborating with Atlas

Qualifications

• Data entry and quality control on a database (Salesforce and Excel).
• Provide support for online application management.
• Monitoring and evaluation of grantee performance and partner engagement.
• Collaborate with Atlas Network’s training team to identify candidates and coordinate new programs for partner organizations.
• Identify process improvements for grant review, award selection, partner onboarding, and other strategic initiatives.
• Assist and collaborate with team members to update website content and materials for various grants and awards programs.
• Support the development and management of Atlas Network partner cohorts.

Responsibilities

• Data entry and quality control on database systems (Salesforce and Excel).
• Support online application management processes.
• Monitor and evaluate grantee performance and partner engagement.
• Coordinate with training teams to identify candidates and programs.
• Suggest improvements for grant reviews and onboarding processes.
• Update website content and materials for grants and awards programs.
• Help manage Atlas Network partner cohorts.

Skills

Data entry

Quality control

Administrative support

Team collaboration

Education

Undergraduate/Graduate student or recent graduate

Tools

Salesforce

Excel

Job description

Stand Together's Koch Internship Program (KIP) offers a paid experiential learning opportunity across the United States, focused on professional development and meaningful work with non-profits tackling policy challenges. Eligible candidates are early-career professionals located in the U.S.

and authorized to work throughout the program. Interns will perform data entry and quality control, support online application management, and monitor grantee performance while collaborating with Atlas