IEEE-USA Government Fellowship: Tech Policy Leader 2027–28

engineersjob; Washington (District of Columbia); Ibrido; USD 90.000 - 100.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Stipend 95k

Relocation grant

Total funding 100k

Policy training

Networking with leaders

Hands-on policymaking

Alumni network

Electric Grid Fellowship

Descrizione del lavoro

IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program offers a 12-month, full-time fellowship in Washington, D.C., embedded within the U.S. Congress or the U.S. Department of State, where engineers advise on national science and technology policy.

The program provides three tracks: Congressional Fellowship, Engineering & Diplomacy, and Congressional Electric Grid Policy Fellow. Eligibility includes IEEE membership, U.S. citizenship, and a Ph.D.

Competenze

• Membership in IEEE is required.
• Relocation to Washington, D.C. is required.
• Strong science, engineering, or technology background.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Demonstrated interest in public policy.
• 5+ years of professional experience for Electric Grid Policy Fellowship.

Mansioni

• Assess and draft proposed legislation.
• Advise Members of Congress or federal officials on technical issues.
• Translate engineering concepts into policy recommendations.
• Conduct research and prepare technical policy briefs for committees.
• Support international diplomacy efforts related to science and technology (Diplomacy track).

Conoscenze

IEEE membership

Relocate to Washington, D.C.

Strong science/engineering/tech

Excellent written and verbal comms

Interest in public policy

U.S. citizenship

Formazione

Ph.D. or Master’s with 5+ years experience

Descrizione del lavoro

IEEE-USA Government Fellowship Program offers a 12-month, full-time fellowship in Washington, D.C., embedded within the U.S. Congress or the U.S. Department of State, where engineers advise on national science and technology policy.

The program provides three tracks: Congressional Fellowship, Engineering & Diplomacy, and Congressional Electric Grid Policy Fellow. Eligibility includes IEEE membership, U.S. citizenship, and a Ph.D.