Intern - Legislative Budget and Policy Assistant

The organization is seeking two part-time Legislative Budget and Policy Assistants to support the Joint Budget Committee in developing the annual state budget. The interns will review the operations and fiscal needs of state agencies, create issue briefs on relevant topics, and present findings in public meetings. Ideal candidates will have a background in research, data analysis, economics, or finance, along with strong writing and presentation skills. A bachelor's degree and coursework in public policy or administration are preferred. The position offers $22 per hour, a $10 daily travel stipend, and requires 20 hours of in-person work per week from September to December 2026.