Research Intern, East Asia Program - Remote

Overview

The Quincy Institute (QI) Internship Program provides a dynamic opportunity for undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates from diverse backgrounds to engage in career exploration and professional development. During this program, we seek to build a bench of next-generation scholars, advocates, and practitioners who will work to ensure that the United States prioritizes vigorous diplomatic engagement over militarism in pursuit of international peace.

In Short

• Research intern position for the East Asia Program at the Quincy Institute.
• Support efforts to develop a U.S. strategy in East Asia focused on diplomatic and economic statecraft.
• Contribute to original policy research and analysis of breaking news.
• Track issues relevant to U.S. relations with East Asia.
• Assist with congressional outreach and communications.
• Demonstrate interest in the Quincy Institute's restraint-oriented approach.
• Opportunity to attend internal and external meetings and events.
• Requires strong writing and research skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Suite.
• Advanced proficiency in Chinese or Japanese preferred.

Requirements

• Enrolled in or recently completed a program in political science, international relations, or regional studies.
• Relevant academic coursework or professional experience in East Asian security and foreign policy.
• Strong writing and research skills.
• Basic technical skills, including Microsoft Office and Google Suite.
• Familiarity with data analysis and visualization applications is a plus.
• Advanced proficiency in Chinese or Japanese is strongly preferred.

Benefits

• Gain practical work experience in U.S. foreign policy.
• Opportunity to engage with experts in the field.
• Professional development and career exploration.
• Networking opportunities within the organization.
• Flexible work environment.