Legal Policy Intern - Remote

Overview

The Legal Policy Intern position at the Pacific Legal Foundation offers a meaningful opportunity for college students and recent graduates to gain professional experience while advancing the principles of individual liberty.

In Short

• Paid, 12-week internship program.
• Interns will work with the Federal Legal Policy and Constitutional Scholarship teams.
• Focus on federal legislative and executive reforms.
• Remote work by default, with options to work in person.
• Stipend based on full-time or part-time participation.
• Participation in a 2-day in-person summit.
• Requires strong written and oral communication skills.
• Interns must be available for specific training dates.
• Engagement in policy research and legislative analysis.
• Opportunity to contribute to scholarly articles and legal briefs.

Requirements

• College junior, senior, grad student, or recent graduate.
• Knowledge of the principles of liberty.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Ability to conduct policy research.
• Effective communication skills.
• Interest in non-profit work and legal policy.
• Availability for scheduled training sessions.
• Willingness to work remotely.
• Ability to summarize legislation and hearings.
• Experience with research workshops and conferences is a plus.

Benefits

• Gain meaningful professional experience.
• Networking opportunities within the legal and policy fields.
• Participation in professional development training.
• Stipend based on internship commitment.
• Opportunity to work with a leading public interest law firm.
• Flexible remote work arrangement.
• Insight into the workings of federal legislative processes.
• Contribute to impactful legal and policy work.
• Access to mentorship from experienced professionals.
• Potential for future employment opportunities.