Policy Intern (Fully Remote)

Fulcrum Foundation; United States; Remote; USD 5,500 - 7,500; Part time

Job summary

The Fulcrum Foundation is seeking an intern to support its state regulatory and permitting reform work. You will work directly with the Policy Director and Legal Director as well as other management team members.

Responsibilities include researching statutes and guidance, verifying citations, and testing AI tools to build simple AI-powered applications for regulatory analysis. A current law or public policy student or recent graduate is preferred.

Qualifications

• Current law or public policy student, recent graduate, or prior experience working with statutes and legal materials.
• Strong attention to detail and comfort experimenting with new software tools.
• No programming background required; experience with AI tools or low-code platforms is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Research state statutes, regulations, and guidance documents to analyze regulatory reform initiatives.
• Verify legal citations, review draft materials, and provide suggested edits for accuracy and readability.
• Test AI tools and build simple AI-powered applications to support regulatory analysis.

Skills

Attention to detail

Experimenting with new software

AI tools familiarity

Education

Law or public policy student

Recent graduate

Tools

Low-code platforms

AI tools

Job description

• The Fulcrum Foundation seeks an intern to support its state regulatory and permitting reform work.
• The intern will work directly with the Policy Director and Legal Director as well as other management team members.

Responsibilities:

• Research state statutes, regulations, and guidance documents to analyze regulatory reform initiatives.
• Verify legal citations, review draft materials, and provide suggested edits for accuracy and readability.
• Test AI tools and build simple AI-powered applications to support regulatory analysis.

Qualifications:

• Current law or public policy student, recent graduate, or prior experience working with statutes and legal materials.
• Strong attention to detail and comfort experimenting with new software tools.
• No programming background required; experience with AI tools or low-code platforms is a plus.

Compensation:

• Part-time participants receive a $5,500 stipend for approximately 24 hours per week.
• Full-time participants receive a $7,500 stipend for approximately 32 hours per week.

Fulcrum Foundation supports state regulatory and permitting reform efforts by providing research and materials to policymakers. It is a nonprofit partner of the Koch Internship Program, offering meaningful internships to early-career professionals.