Job Description
The organization is seeking a Government Intern for Fall 2026 to support its Washington, D.C. office. This role involves conducting research on substantive issues, attending congressional and executive branch hearings, drafting memorandums, and preparing presentations for client meetings. Interns will also provide general administrative support to the lobbying practice group and have the opportunity to engage with senior personnel to learn about their experiences. Candidates should be current undergraduate students with strong analytical and writing skills, and prior experience in the government sector is preferred. This paid position requires a commitment of 18 to 30 hours per week.
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