KIP Spring 2027 - Policy Intern - Fulcrum Foundation

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Standtogether Policy Intern at Fulcrum Foundation supports research on state government regulatory policy and its effects on economic growth and related public policy issues. The internship involves data gathering, reviewing proposed rules, and contributing to policy briefs.

Responsibilities

Assist with research for public comment letters on proposed state rules and regulations, including reviewing rulemaking notices, summarizing proposed rule text and agency justifications, and identifying relevant statutes, prior comments, and existing research.
Help draft and fact-check sections of comment letters, and compile supporting evidence, citations, and data appendices under the direction of senior staff.
Track state regulatory proposals, legislative activity, and agency actions relevant to Fulcrum’s research agenda.
Collect, organize, and document data from government websites, administrative records, and other publicly available sources.
Help maintain measures of regulatory burden, permitting processes, occupational licensing requirements, and related policy variables.
Conduct literature reviews and summarize academic and policy research for ongoing projects.
Draft sections of policy briefs, research summaries, and other written products, and assist with editing and citation.
Assist with basic descriptive analysis, tables, and charts using spreadsheet or statistical software.
Participate in research team meetings and contribute to project planning.

Qualification

Current undergraduateCoursework in economicsFamiliarity with RInterest in state government policy

Required

Current undergraduate, graduate, or law student, or recent graduate, in economics, public policy, political science, law, public administration, or a related field.
Strong writing skills and attention to detail.
Ability to read and accurately summarize dense material such as proposed rules, statutes, and academic research.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines in a remote environment.
Located in and authorized to work in the United States for the duration of the program, and able to attend all required KIP programming, including the two-day summit in Arlington, Virginia.

Preferred

Coursework in economics, statistics, public policy, or administrative law.
Familiarity with R, Stata, Python, or another statistical program (not required).
Prior research experience through coursework, a research assistant position, or an internship.
Interest in state government policy, regulatory institutions, and economic development.

Benefits

Paid internship
Professional development
Leadership training

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Standtogether

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