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Digital Forensic Research Lab, Editorial Intern - Spring 2025 Young Global Professionals Program

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  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Customer Relations
    Media & Journalism
  • Washington

Requirements

  • Must be at least a college junior in good standing, a graduate student or a recent graduate student in international relations, human rights, journalism, technology trends, and/or the digital engagement space;
  • Experience as either an editor or copyeditor in a professional or university environment;
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (both verbal and written – live and virtual), including the ability to identify and work through challenges, underscored by strong judgment and emotional intelligence;
  • Strong analytical, planning, time management, and organizational skills;
  • Experience using WordPress;
  • Aptitude and strong skills in research and writing are required;
  • Proficiency in MS Office suite;
  • Demonstrable interest in the intersection of digital engagement and citizenship, human rights, international affairs, tech, and journalism, and future of the global digital communications;
  • Poise and professionalism in a team environment across hierarchies with colleagues and counterparts in the United States and abroad;
  • International experience and foreign language skills are highly desired;
  • Must be eligible to work in the United States on a full-time basis (40 hours/week).

Responsibilities

  • Assist DFRLab editors with the editing and copyediting of research outputs;
  • Support logistics and preparation of research material for DFRLab publishing;
  • Assist with logistical and administrative duties necessary for DFRLab research programming, as needed.

FAQs

What is the location of the internship?

The internship is preferably based in our Washington, DC headquarters on a hybrid schedule.

What is the hourly compensation for this internship?

Interns will be compensated at a rate of $17.75 per hour.

What educational background is required for applicants?

Applicants must be at least a college junior in good standing, a graduate student, or a recent graduate student in international relations, human rights, journalism, technology trends, and/or the digital engagement space.

What specific skills are preferred for this position?

Experience as either an editor or copyeditor is preferred, along with excellent interpersonal and communication skills, strong analytical skills, and proficiency in MS Office and WordPress.

What is the application deadline for this internship?

Applications close on Sunday, November 10, 2024, at 11:59 pm ET (4:59 am GMT).

What should applicants submit with their application?

Applicants are required to submit a resume and cover letter.

Is international experience or foreign language skills beneficial for applicants?

Yes, international experience and foreign language skills are highly desired.

What kind of work will the intern be involved with?

The intern will assist DFRLab editors with editing and copyediting research outputs, support logistics and preparation of research materials for publication, and assist with logistical and administrative duties necessary for DFRLab research programming.

How many days a week is the hybrid schedule in the office?

The hybrid schedule requires interns to be in the office 4 days per week.

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The Atlantic Council promotes constructive leadership and engagement in international affairs based on the central role of the Atlantic Community in meeting global challenges. Founded in 1961, the Council provides an essential forum for navigating the dramatic shifts in economic and political influence that are shaping the twenty-first century by educating and galvanizing its uniquely influential, nonpartisan network of international political, business, and intellectual leaders. Through the papers we write, the ideas we promote, and the communities we build, the Council’s ten regional centers and functional programs shape today’s policy choices and foster transatlantic strategies to advance international security and global economic prosperity. The Council is home to 16 regional and functional programs that advance the organization's mission.