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The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) NRD invites applications for a part-time, temporary intern to support the Metro Atlanta Climate Action Plan (MACAP). You will collect, process, analyze, and visualize data, develop metrics, and assist with public outreach.
Maps and visuals will communicate results with strong attention to accuracy. This internship emphasizes independent work, detail orientation, and the ability to convey technical information clearly.
The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is the regional planning and intergovernmental coordination agency that focuses on issues critical to the region's success, including growth and development, transportation, water resources, services for older adults and workforce solutions. ARC is dedicated to unifying the region's collective resources to prepare the metropolitan area for a prosperous future. This is done through professional planning initiatives, the provision of objective information and the involvement of the community in collaborative partnerships. ARC functions as the Atlanta region's federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO).
The Atlanta Regional Commission's Natural Resources Department (NRD) has an intern position available to support the work of the Metro Atlanta Climate Action Plan (MACAP). The intern will provide general assistance for MACAP research initiatives and work program. Key responsibilities include data collection, processing, analysis, and visualization, as well as the development metrics and dashboard. Additional responsibilities include researching policies and initiatives related to the MACAP and assisting with public outreach. This role requires the creation of maps and other visual outputs to communicate findings, and strong attention to detail and effective communication of technical information are essential.
This part-time temporary intern position is not eligible for benefits and is anticipated to work a minimum of 10 hours per week with a maximum of 29 hours per week.
Completed at least one-year of a Bachelors program and currently pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in environmental planning, environmental science/studies, GIS, data analytics, geosciences, urban and regional planning, computer science, engineering, or related field.
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An equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job such as those listed above, unless otherwise subject to any other requirements set forth in law or regulation.