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Employer: Natics - Operations
Expires: 05/20/2025
Human Resources Intern – Natics SkincareLocation: Remote, with weekly virtual meetings and mentorshipHours: Part-time, 15-20 hours per week, flexible around school schedulesCompensation: Unpaid (College credit may be available, depending on program requirements)About NaticsNatics is a Gen Z-focused skincare brand that’s redefining beauty through inclusivity, accessibility, and sustainability. Built by a team of young, passionate founders, Natics empowers our generation to feel confident in their own skin while prioritizing eco-friendly, cruelty-free practices. We’re not just a skincare brand; we’re a movement for change, and we’re looking for an HR Intern to help us build and support a team that shares our mission.Position OverviewAs an HR Intern at Natics, you’ll get hands-on experience supporting our HR team in building a thriving work environment. This role offers direct supervision, weekly mentorship meetings, and guidance on all aspects of HR operations. Ideal candidates are proactive, organized, and passionate about supporting an inclusive workplace.ResponsibilitiesHR Operations & Coordination:Assist in maintaining HR records, databases, and other digital resources.Support onboarding and offboarding processes by organizing documents, scheduling orientations, and managing paperwork.Employee Engagement & Communication:Create engaging content to keep team members informed and connected, leveraging tools like Canva and PowerPoint.Assist in organizing virtual events, team meetings, and engagement initiatives.Research & Analysis:Conduct research on HR trends and best practices to improve processes.Compile and analyze feedback from employees to help shape Natics’ HR strategies.Administrative & Team Support:Assist with various HR administrative tasks, such as scheduling meetings, preparing documents, and maintaining filing systems.Support our team in ad hoc HR projects as needed.QualificationsCurrently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Human Resources, Psychology, Business Administration, or related field.Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Google Suite; familiarity with design tools like Canva is a plus.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a remote team environment.What You’ll GainMentorship: Weekly one-on-one sessions with HR professionals, providing personalized guidance and development.Real-World Experience: Get hands-on experience in various HR functions tailored to a dynamic, Gen Z-driven workplace.Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals and peers in the beauty and wellness industry.Professional Growth: Exposure to industry-standard tools, HR practices, and project management.Duration: 4-6 months, with potential for extension based on performance.Join the Natics movement and help us build a team that reflects our values and empowers Gen Z. Apply now to be part of a forward-thinking company dedicated to making a difference in the skincare industry!Stay connected, stay radiant, stay Natics.

Employer: Planate Management Group, LLC
Expires: 05/21/2025
Planate Management Group (PMG) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) with headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia, and Orlando, Florida. Our technical support centers extend across Southeast Asia and East Africa, enabling us to provide comprehensive program management and facilities engineering services worldwide. As a trusted small business partner, Planate specializes in planning, design, infrastructure management, technical consulting, engineering, and construction management services. We proudly support the missions of the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and its branches—Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps—along with various U.S. federal agencies, delivering exceptional service across the globe. We are looking for a Climate Change Officer to lead and implement sustainability and climate resilience strategies across Planate’s global portfolio. This is a remote position that involves collaborating with staff, clients, and partners to integrate climate change considerations into our operations, policies, and projects, ensuring alignment with sustainability goals. The ideal candidate will drive the development of actionable strategies to address climate risks, advocate for climate resilience, and guide the organization in achieving long-term environmental, economic, and social outcomes. Note: The salary listed is not the final offer and will be determined based on the candidate's qualifications and experience. Responsibilities: Integrate climate change into corporate strategy by collaborating with leadership to define and embed the organization’s position on climate change into its structure and operations.Enhance climate change messaging by leading the creation of clear, credible messaging on climate change, positioning the organization as a resource for stakeholders.Advocate for sustainability by promoting the alignment of sustainability practices with organizational operations, strategic planning, and stakeholder engagement.Develop policies and procedures by establishing governance structures and internal policies to identify and mitigate climate-related risks and leverage climate opportunities.Lead education initiatives by facilitating workshops and training sessions for staff and stakeholders on sustainability and climate resilience.Monitor global climate policy by staying up to date on global policy developments and regulations that impact stakeholders’ economic, environmental, and social conditions.Implement climate resilience in projects by guiding teams to integrate climate considerations into transportation, energy, utility, and urban development projects.Manage climate change risks by identifying and assessing climate-related risks and developing strategies to optimize resource consumption (e.g., energy, water, land) for clients.Support carbon offset programs by evaluating and validating client programs for carbon offsets, renewable energy credits, and assisting with greenhouse gas emissions management.Provide expert guidance on projects by advising on the execution of projects that mitigate or adapt to climate change, ensuring they align with sustainability goals. Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Sustainability, Climate Science, Environmental Policy, Urban Planning, or related field. Master’s degree preferred.Minimum of 5 years in sustainability, climate resilience, or climate preparedness with proven success in developing and executing sustainability practices.In-depth knowledge of climate mitigation, energy conservation, decarbonization, and environmental reporting.Strong leadership, communication, and relationship-building skills with the ability to engage stakeholders at all levels.Expertise in sustainability project financing, cost-benefit analysis, and technical tools for sustainability planning.Relevant certifications such as Certified Climate Change Professional (CC-P), LEED, Certified Sustainability Professional (CSP), or similar credentials are highly desirable.

Employer: Youth Mentorship Project
Expires: 05/27/2025
This is a REMOTE opportunity. You can set your own hourly rate or opt to volunteer.As a mentor for YMP, you will have the opportunity to guide students from around the world, including those from underprivileged backgrounds who lack access to traditional STEM mentors. You will provide individualized support to middle and high school students, helping them unleash their creativity and apply their STEM skills to real-world projects from start to finish. Your support will include regular meetings and ongoing communication.This position is year-round with flexible hours and commitment levels. You can mentor as many projects as your schedule allows and coordinate meeting times directly with students to ensure mutual convenience.Mentorship Roles and ResponsibilitiesAs a mentor with YMP, you will have the unique experience of teaching and mentoring students globally on STEM projects that make a real impact on their local community. You will be able to provide guidance that you wish you had received when you were the mentees’ age. Mentors can range from undergraduate students to industry professionals, and they will be paired with students based on their level of expertise and the specific needs of the students.Program StructureOur mentorship program is structured to provide a flexible yet comprehensive learning experience for students. As a mentor, you will be part of this structure, providing guidance and support to students as they navigate their learning journey.Mentors can opt to mentor pro bono or charge an hourly rate, which will be passed on directly to students. We take a 15% commission of that hourly rate, if you decide to charge one, to cover our operating costs.Onboarding Training: You’ll get a video to watch to learn about YMP, our mission and core values, as well as how to get started with mentoring a student.Initial Contact: Once you join as a mentor, you will be listed on our platform for matching with a student. Student will be able to reach out to you.Regular Check-ins: Once you have matched with a student, you should establish regular check-ins with the students through live meetings. Each student should be given around 10 hours of individual support, at least once every two weeks, though the specific amount of sessions and frequency of meetings can be determined between the student and mentor directly.Ongoing Support: Throughout the program, you will provide ongoing support to your mentees. This includes answering questions, providing feedback on their work, and guiding them through challenges. This ongoing support is key to helping your mentees stay motivated, overcome obstacles, and achieve their learning goals.Skills and Requirements:STEM Background: Mentors should be pursuing a STEM degree in college or working in a STEM field.Passion for Mentoring: A genuine interest in mentoring and supporting students in their STEM education.Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively guide and support students.Flexibility: Ability to adapt to the needs of students and coordinate schedules for meetings.Commitment: Willingness to provide ongoing support and feedback to students throughout their projects.More details about being a mentor here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cs8PYrOe2hgoFFB3gWZxdcp2kyPQ0JQA-QgzYu2HWak/edit?usp=sharingMentors can choose the specific STEM field they are interested in and will be matched with students accordingly. Join us in making a meaningful impact on the next generation of STEM leaders.

Employer: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Expires: 05/29/2025
The Coastal Sciences Division, headquartered at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's Sequim Marine Research Operations on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula, is the Department of Energy's only marine research laboratory. This unique facility and the capabilities of its researchers deliver science and technology that is critical to the nation's energy, environmental and security future.Building upon a history of research related to marine and coastal resources, environmental chemistry, water resources modeling, ecotoxicology and biotechnology—and more recently, national and homeland security—the MSL is emerging as a leader in these three areas:Enabling sustainable development of ocean energy .Understanding and mitigating long-term impacts of human activities, including climate change, on marine resources.Protecting coastal environments from security threats.PNNL seeks a creative, collaborative, and talented post-master’s research associate to conduct research on the effects of global change on coupled human-natural systems and to develop innovative solutions to support energy resilience and independence for coastal communities experiencing increases in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters.A strong and reliable energy grid is essential for national security, economic growth, and the well-being of American communities. Federal policies that invest in resilient and secure energy infrastructure will help to meet the demands of a growing nation. As the nation modernizes its energy systems, it is critical to protect coastal communities from thenegative impacts of poorly planned infrastructure projects and understand opportunities for communities to influence their future energy systems. Energy policy has the potential to balance innovation with responsibility, ensuring that development strengthens local economies, community resilience, and environmental stability.The selected candidate will have the opportunity to contribute to research in three main areas:Advancing social-ecological frameworks and conceptual models for energy development and implementation incoastal communities.Modeling ecosystem services to inform renewable energy generation and transmission development.Developing approaches and tools to understand and respond to the needs of rural and remote coastal andcommunities engaging in energy security and resilience.Quantify ecosystem services to understand the benefits and costs of energy infrastructure development for coastal communities.Assemble and synthesize a wide variety of spatial data that serves as input into models for mapping and quantifying ecosystem services.Generate methodologies, analysis, and spatial modeling approaches to address emerging challenges in energy resilience, social-ecological systems, and coastal development.Create compelling data visualizations to support decision-making, stakeholder engagement, and scientific communication.Review and synthesize literature, programs, case studies, and tools related to energy resilience, changing ocean environments, and coastal community development.Author and contribute to scientific peer-reviewed publications, technical reports, and grant proposals, translating complex findings into accessible insights for stakeholders.Collaborate with an interdisciplinary research team at PNNL, the University of Washington, national laboratories, industry partners, and research institutions to advance scientific understanding.Engage with stakeholders, policymakers, and community representatives to integrate local perspectives into energy planning and environmental assessments.Minimum Qualifications:Candidates must have received a Master’s degree within the past 24 months or within the next 8 months from an accredited college or university.Preferred Qualifications:Master’s degree in a relevant field such as earth or environmental science, marine science, ecology, geography, environmental or marine policy, environmental economics, or a related discipline.Experience with spatial modeling of ecosystem services or “nature’s contributions to people,” especially in coastal and marine environments.Proficiency in programming or scripting using Python, R, QGIS, ArcGIS, or other spatial analysis tools.Strong skills in organizing, conducting, and communicating independent research.Ability to develop creative solutions to complex problems in coastal resilience, energy development, or social-ecological systems.Experience translating technical data into actionable insights for stakeholders such as policymakers, coastal communities, and industry partners.Demonstrated ability to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and engage with individuals from diverse backgrounds.Familiarity with science-policy processes, especially those related to climate adaptation, sustainable development, conservation, or community-led energy planning.Understanding of coupled human-natural systems and their application to environmental and energy resilience research.Background in coastal and marine science and/or policy, with a focus on environmental change or infrastructure development.Knowledge of ocean or renewable energy technologies and their interactions with ecosystems and communities.Demonstrated interest and ability to publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals.

Employer: Stewards Individual Placement Program
Expires: 05/30/2025
PLEASE NOTE: Applicants will need to apply here: https://form.jotform.com/StewardsIPP/fall-2025-cva- leader-application Application form requires a resume, cover letter, professional references.Position Title: National Community Volunteer Ambassador Leader (Fall 2025 Cohort) - AmeriCorpsConservation Legacy Program: Stewards Individual PlacementsSite Location: Fully RemoteApplication Timeline: Preference given to applicants that submit application by May 30, 2025 Terms of Service:Start Date: August25, 2025End Date: August 7, 2026AmeriCorps Slot Classification: 1700 HourPurpose:Stewards Individual Placements (Stewards), a program of Conservation Legacy, provides individuals with AmeriCorps service and career opportunities to strengthen communities and preserve our natural resources. Participants serve with federal agencies, tribal governments, and nonprofits to provide institutional capacity, develop community relationships, and support ecosystem health. Stewards in partnership with the National Park Service Washington Support Office will host a National Community Volunteer Ambassador Leader (Fall 2025 Cohort). This National Community Volunteer Ambassador Leader is an AmeriCorps position that supports other members at host sites and sets a good example for all CVAs by being professional in their work. They also speak up for the interest of CVAs in volunteer programs. Working with National Park Service staff and partner organizations, the CVA Leader helps plan and carry out activities that support CVAs and the Volunteers-In-Parks (VIP) Program. They report directly to the Service wide Volunteer Program Coordinator in the NPS Directorate of Interpretation, Education, and Volunteers, headquartered in Washington, DC. CVA Leaders will spend 40% of their time on CVA program activities (~2 days per week) and 60% of time on VIP program activities (~3 days per week). The Community Volunteer Ambassador program seeks interested applicants who have prior National Service (such as AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps NCCC, AmeriCorps VISTA, and Peace Corps) and/or conservation corps or government experience and who have demonstrated leadership and facilitation skills. Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 30 years old (up to 35 years old for veterans); be aU.S. citizen, U.S. national or lawful permanent resident alien; and have a valid U.S. driver's license. Preference is given to applicants with at least one prior year of experience in the CVA Program. The position will be offered as fully remote, with minimal travel required. Description of Duties: CVA program:Serve in a leadership role coordinating with Conservation Legacy and other program leads to support and plan resources, regular meetings, peer-to-peer connection, and opportunities for all CVAs;Support onboarding of CVAs and development of National Early Service Training within first 3months of service ,a time-intensive process requiring collaboration and planning with staff across both Conservation Legacy and NPS;Support Conservation Legacy and NPS through CVA Site Application ProcessCoordinate with the National CVA Leader from other cohorts and staff on relevant projects, such as creating standard operating procedures (SOP) and resources for the CVA program.Works on current projects within the CVA program, including supporting America 250 CVAs, consisting of up to 10 CVAs who will support NPS Sites in Signature Cities (Boston, Philadelphia, New York City, Charleston, and District of Columbia) as they celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.Partner with Conservation Legacy in the development of national trainings and content creation for the Continuum of Learning and CVA competency areas through webinar sand other offerings;Motivate, direct, and connect members to development opportunities and support services;Promote a welcoming and respectful work environment through routine CVA contact (check-ins, webinars, and newsletters) Volunteers-In-Parks program:Support the Service wide Volunteers-In-Parks Program in completing projects impacting the nationwide program, building standard operating procedures (SOP) and training resources, coordinating the ongoing work of the Volunteers-In-Parks program, and coordinating both CVA Alumni Council and VIP National Advisory Team;Conducts communication by supporting social media outreach, internal and external websites, and coordinating activities including preparing and presenting emails and newsletters, subject-specific presentations, and articles and reports;Serve as a project manager to coordinate agency guidance and resources to national days of service events such as National Trails Day, National Public Lands Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and National Volunteer Month, as well as national volunteer projects such as the Excellence in Volunteerism Awards, significant commemorations or anniversaries, and annual reporting;Participate in regularly scheduled regional and national meetings/calls, representing NPS, VIP, and CVA Qualifications:Make a full-time, 50-week commitment, with the abilityt o start in August 2025Participate in the CVA National Early Service Training in November 2025 (exact dates TBD)Willing to plan occasional travel to important events and potential site visits such as Washington, DCServe with varied groups of people and manage conflictsStrong written and verbal communication skillsThe ability to work independently as well as on a teamStrong organizational skillsSubmit proof of a Driver’s License and under go a Federal Background Check, upon selectionUnited States citizen , United States national, or a lawful permanent resident alienApplicants must be between ages of 18-30 years old, or up to 35 for veteran ,based on Public Land Corps Act of 1993 authorizing this AmeriCorps opportunity.Has received a high school diploma or equivalency certificate; or has not dropped out of secondary school to enroll as an AmeriCorps participant and agrees to obtain a high school diploma or its equivalent prior to using the education award.Agrees to provide information to establish eligibility and to complete a National Service Criminal History Check. Preferred Qualifications:Experience serving in the Community Volunteer Ambassador Program (preference for graduates of program within the past 3 years)Former CVAs who have served one or two years are eligible to serve an additional term as a CVA Leader.Experience managing projects and following through on assigned tasksExperience in an office setting, particularly one in federal governmentExperience in or ability to telework / work virtuallyBachelor’s degree preferred, but can be substituted for relevant experienceExperience with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Teams, etc.) Additional Position and Community InformationPosition is Fully RemoteOur Commitment:Conservation Legacy is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified individuals and will ensure that persons with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodations to perform essential functions. Some positions may require periodic overnight travel, non-traditional hours, ability to move across varied terrain, use program-specific tools and a range of technology on an infrequent or frequent basis. Exerting up to 25 pounds of force occasionally to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects. Ability to safely drive an organizational vehicle may also be required for some positions. If you need assistance and/or a reasonable accommodation due to a disability during application or recruiting process, please send a request to the hiring manager. Time Requirements:• This position is expected to serve 40 hours each week, but exact service schedules may vary.• Lunch breaks will not be counted towards AmeriCorps service.• Member may be required to participate in national, state, or local service projects or events as part of their service term. Orientation and Training:• Member will receive an orientation that includes training on AmeriCorps prohibited and unallowable activities.• $3,500 Professional Development/Training Budget Benefits:Segal AmeriCorps Education Award of $7,395.00National CVA leader will receive one of the following options for compensation, based on their AmeriCorps eligibility:If eligible for AmeriCorps$700/week living allowance and $150/week Additional Benefit (if AmeriCorps), plus $7,395.00 AmeriCorps Education Award upon completion of service. If not eligible for AmeriCorps based on past number of terms:$18/hour wage and $150/week Additional Benefit.Limited health care/childcare benefitsEligibility timeline varies between AmeriCorps living allowance (on first day) versus hourly wage (November 1st).CVA Leader will be exposed to a variety of NPS staff and operations, and will gain valuable leadership, project management, communications, and administrative experience.Professional development funds equaling $3,500 will be allocated toward appropriate professional development opportunities throughout your service.Networking opportunities within the National Park Service and partnering organizationsAttendance and leadership role at National Early Service Training (location TBD).Student Loan forbearance if Eligible (administered by MyAmeriCorps, directly)Interest Payments if Eligible (administered through MyAmeriCorps, directly)Evaluation and Reporting:As an AmeriCorps member, performance will be evaluated on whether the member has completed the required number of hours, the member has satisfactorily completed assignments, and if the member has met other performance criteria that were clearly communicated at the beginning of the term of service.Reporting requirements include, but are not limited to, bi-weekly timesheets and accomplishment tracking. How to ApplyApply on-line at: https://form.jotform.com/StewardsIPP/fall-2025-cva-leader-application In addition to your resume, please submit a one-page cover letter highlighting why you are interested in this position and how your background and experience will help you succeed in this position. AcknowledgementApplication Timeline: Applications will close on Friday, May 30, 2025.Supervisor Name and Contact Information:• Program Contact information: James Gasaway at [email protected]• NPS Supervisor: Samantha Zurbuch at [email protected] Supervisor Name and Contact Information:Program Contact information: James Gasaway at [email protected] Supervisor: Samantha Zurbuch at [email protected] Conservation Legacy is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We also consider qualified applicants regardless of criminal histories, consistent with legal requirements. If you need assistance and/or reasonable accommodations due to a disability during the application or recruiting process, please send a request to the hiring manager.  

Employer: Aurganics Skincare
Expires: 05/30/2025
Email Marketing Intern Role DescriptionJob Title: Email Marketing Intern (remote)Duration: 4 months (10 hours per week)Compensation: Unpaid (stipend or college credit available if applicable)Start date: Early-AugustEnd date: Mid-December About Aurganics: We believe skincare should be stress-free for all, so we create gentle, yet targeted, dark spot solutions. Role Overview: We’re looking for a data-driven, results-oriented intern to help us optimize our email marketing and website performance. You’ll play a key role in improving our email engagement, website functionality, and SEO, ensuring our content drives site traffic and revenue. Responsibilities: Create, execute, and optimize twice-weekly marketing emails to hit KPIs.Execute and track email outreach, follow-ups, and responses with potential B2B partners.Develop a monthly analytics report with strategy recommendations.Conduct a monthly SEO reset and SWOT analysis of site/blog content. Qualifications:Basic SEO knowledge, strong copywriting skills.Detail-oriented, proactive self-starter with excellent time management.Experience with email platforms like Klaviyo and Hubspot.Interest in beauty, skincare, or wellness preferred. What We’re Looking For:A college student or recent graduate.Someone comfortable working independently in a fast-paced, high-accountability environment.   What You’ll Gain:Hands-on experience with e-commerce strategy, A fast-moving, no-fluff work environment where results matter.Direct mentorship from a founder building an innovative skincare brand.

Employer: TRC Companies
Expires: 05/31/2025
Overview:The ideal candidate for this position is self-motivated, self-disciplined, and able to work independently. Strong interpersonal and writing skills are critical. The candidate will perform a variety of engineering work including but not limited to, initial planning, design phases, and construction support of substation projects. Ability to perform the structural engineering aspect of substation projects with oversight. Performs other duties as required.Responsibilities:Perform structural calculations for steel and reinforced concrete structures and foundations at the direction of a lead engineerSupport and interface with the design and drafting groupUtilize relevant software for the design of substation structures and foundationsPrepare engineering reports, specifications, drawing packages and other deliverables associated with design projectsProvide detailed engineering input to all design phases, including interpret and challenge standardsProvide practical engineering support to the construction/commissioning phases of projectsProject safety, demonstrating safety is a priority via safety leadership, adherence to TRC and client safety policies and standards.Coordination with allied disciplines in preparation and development of deliverablesTakes responsibility for study, design, specification and services related to the engineering disciplineEducation:Minimum of Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or similar/related field, from an accredited school or University is required.Professional Experience:Minimum of 2 - 5 years’ experience predominantly in the Power delivery sectorLicenses, Certifications, Credentials, or Other Requirements:Registered as EIT, PREFERRED, taken and successfully passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam is strongly desired.Program Experience:L-Pile, RISA 3-D, RISA Foundation, Matt 3-D, SAP2000, STAAD, MathCad, AutoCad, Office SuiteBenefits*: TRC offers a competitive benefit package consisting of:Medical, dental, vision, and disability insurance.401k package that includes both traditional and Roth IRA options and Company match.Paid time off contingent upon full time or part time status and level of seniority (ranging from 15 to 25 days per year).All full-time employees enjoy a minimum of 8 Paid Holidays per year.TRC ensures that all employees, including those that work part-time, receive paid sick, family, and disability leave in accordance with the laws of their state of residence.*These benefits are applicable to US employees depending on their employment status (full time, part time, or temporary). TRC offers jurisdiction specific benefit packages for International and Puerto Rico employees.Compensation: In accordance with local law, the below salary range is applicable for the job and location associated with this requisition. Compensation will vary based upon experience, education, skill level, geographical location, and other compensable factors.Other Compensation: Employee may be eligible for participation in the Company’s annual Discretionary Bonus Program which is contingent on Company, Business Segment, and Individual performance against Key Performance Indicators which vary by year and employee.

Employer: RP Construction Services
Expires: 05/31/2025
The CompanyA proud member of the Quanta Services family of companies, Ampacity, LLC (Ampacity) delivers a forward-thinking approach to end-to-end structural and electrical solutions for clean energy transition projects, and the ability to orchestrate the full process from engineering to kitting to installation. Ampacity is committed to accelerating clean energy for a better future and providing comprehensive solutions that ensure project deadlines are met. Since 2014, Ampacity has delivered more than six gigawatts of fully engineered clean energy systems to customer sites in the U.S. and Canada. Learn more at www.ampacity.com. Our team currently consists of more than 300 individuals working throughout the United States to accelerate and simplify solar deployment.  Position SummaryWe are actively seeking a structural engineer to support our sales Department.  Our continued growth has revealed the need for this dedicated role.  This individual will report to the Senior Structural Engineer.  Our ideal candidate would be enthusiastic about sustainable and renewable energy growth. RPCS boasts a solid work/life balance and unmatched culture that supports the professional development of its employees. This position is a remote role. Primary Roles and ResponsibilitiesReview geotechnical reports to compile pertinent engineering soil properties needed for foundation design.Provide an assessment of pile driving feasibility, challenges, and possible remedial measures.Design the foundation: pile section and embedment depthKnowledge, Skills, and Experience:Basic steel, concrete design/foundations coursework and/or experience through internshipsStatics and structural analysisMinimum RequirementsBachelor’s degree in civil engineering, structural engineering, etc. 0-3 years experience, recent graduates( or soon-to-be) encouraged to apply!Some travel may be required, at least during trainingRP Construction Services, LLC. is an equal opportunity employer.  All applicants will be considered without attention to: race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. 

Employer: PromoterMotor.com - Headquarters
Expires: 06/09/2025
PromoterMotor™ applies and shares diverse knowledge from many disciplines: we serve diverse non-profits and for-impact for-profits with strategic and tactical marketing that bolsters growth, awareness, attracting support, and sales. Our internships are arranged into departments of collaborating skill-areas that enable various related majors, minors, and concentrations to focus on education-relevant training projects relevant to our internal operations and/or our client activities. PromoterMotor’s scalable, AI-assisted services maximize public attention, donations, and interactions, ensuring outstanding service for organizations across the United States. You will learn from how we arise to provide first-class consulting, training, and combined prospecting and appointment setting that ensures quality for our clients and teammates. At PromoterMotor, you benefit good organizations while gaining practical experience through real-world applications. Educated, highly trained members, up to and including the CEO, will directly guide you. We have trained over 300 interns through business, digital design, human resources, marketing, software engineering, and technical writing teams. We provide project-based, hands-on learning experiences, valuable mentorship, and inclusive collaboration. Join us to make a difference!  Rolling Start and End Dates All Year apply today after reading this posting completely: we take applications from over 1,200 colleges and accommodate all of their schedules by enabling selected interns to start at almost any week of the year. Ignore the start date in Handshake; its software does not allow date ranges, but we do!100% Remote Participate-from-Anywhere PositionFull-time and Part-time flexible participation within and across semesters and breaks is allowedUnpaid Internship for with syllabus-based training, plusProject-based Learning where you can request options that extend your training well beyond what you started to learn in collegePersonal Growth and Ongoing Career Achievements, including resume building, structured internship programs and supervision, networking opportunities, future careers at PromoterMotor, and developing skills required by top companies and prestigious graduate schoolsPossible Academic Credit: check with your college about credit (some colleges require it for internships; for others, it is optional) and visa requirements before applyingPossible second internship to gain wider training and skills within the same or different department after good performance in your first internship with usProject-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process  Project-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process About PromoterMotor.com PromoterMotor is an Advertising Agency and a Division of Bashpole Software, Inc. Our Mission: For-impact companies use our services to benefit the world: PromoterMotor helps nonprofits and for-profits gain online visibility and automate marketing functions. We help for-impact organizations get and make maximal use of free advertising from Google and communicate through social platforms. PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that makes a difference. Emerging Growth Company: PromoterMotor by Bashpole Software, Inc. has a close yet professional environment with fewer than 10 team members plus many bright interns; our growth in clients and staff is accelerating, making this an exciting time to get involved. Check out our internship and contractor positions and testimonials from departments such as Marketing, Digital Media, Business, Software Engineering, Technical Writing, and Human Resources: https://promotermotor.com/careers/About Our Internships Apply to One Position, Maximum: Do not apply for more than one internship position at a time. Apply to the one that interests you the most. Then, if you are invited for an interview, you may indicate interest in other positions at that time, and we can discuss which position would be best suited for you. Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must be enrolled in a college or graduate program at the beginning of their internship. Previous internship experience is beneficial but optional. You must have completed some classes relevant to your internship prior to beginning and must show examples of what you know during your interview. The purpose of the internship is to provide training and experience that goes beyond classroom education. Therefore, we rely on each intern (you) to have mastered classroom-level fundamentals related to the internship prior to beginning it, so that you can participate with high-level instructions, minimal direction, and feedback from our professionals and your peers on a weekly basis as a way to learn and grow. We also expect you to fully follow the training materials provided by your syllabus, including taking self-directed learning where specified.  Professionalism Expectations: Internships are unlike the classroom and operate differently than what students do in school. Our internships are meant to challenge you, not to introduce you to a subject for the first time or to tell you exactly how to do everything from the ground up, but also do not expect you to know everything a seasoned professional will. We offer a hands-on experience where interns are empowered to take initiative, problem-solve, use resources, creativity, and personal judgment. After receiving instructions, we expect interns to find their own solutions to problems in collaboration with their peers. We also expect interns to speak up throughout an internship. We work closely with organizations whose mission is to speak and act in ways that take courage for the greater good and value members of our team who can do the same. You will receive individual guidance and feedback from our professionals including occasional meetings with the CEO. You’ll take on roles consistent with the internship but refined to align with current company projects as you collaborate within and across teams in accordance with the amount of initiative you demonstrate. You should be excited to learn new things and be able to take criticism. Our internships are meant to bridge the classroom to the workplace and are designed for those seeking the knowledge-level in between. Frequently Asked Questions:Why Us? Gain real professional training with one or more internship experiences at PromoterMotor. Apply your creativity and drive for project-focused, hands-on learning experiences. In every internship with us, you’ll receive individual guidance and feedback to help you on your path to a professional career. You can participate in our training as an intern or a volunteer, using your time to make a difference. We are all linked, so help us help nonprofits help the world. Why Participate Remotely? We are creating the workplace of the future. It is akin to what the CEO of the multi-billion dollar company Automattic calls Level 5. As a 100% remote company for many years, we have developed remote internship processes that prioritize and achieve freedom, socialization, organization, and personal wellness. See below about networking and meetings. What can we offer you?Real, Hands-on Experience: Rather than the coffee-fetching of a typical internship or the textbook learning of a classroom setting, we provide interns with hands-on experience with real projects. Each intern will have a main project along the lines of the title of the internship position to which they were accepted, plus several side projects, which together create diverse learning experiences. Moreover, your training and participation in our research and development can help nonprofits worldwide connect with donors, volunteers, constituents, and more.Make a Difference: By participating here, you can help a variety of organizations help the world on a larger scale than volunteering for any one nonprofit. Join us in pursuing truth, knowledge, and how best to help the world make itself a better place. We are developing a first-of-its-kind system to help non-profits and for-profits gain the publicity that is currently more desperately needed than ever.Teamwork and Mentorship: PromoterMotor enables you to work in small teams of typically 1 to 5 interns. You’ll meet regularly with fellow interns on your team. You’ll also meet weekly as a team to gain direct supervision and mentorship from the company’s CEO, senior staff members, and/or more seasoned interns.Network with Peers, Mentors, and More: PromoterMotor creates networking opportunities by helping you learn how to communicate effectively with executives. This skill will allow you to build lasting impressions and have direct interactions with staff members and fellow interns around the United States and the world. Interns often report connecting with more people in our remote internships than in physical classrooms of comparable size because of how we encourage and facilitate networking meetings.Company Culture: PromoterMotor believes it’s crucial for interns to feel comfortable speaking up for what they believe in. We value suggestions for improvements on all aspects of our company and voicing opinions about projects in team settings. Additionally, we seek interns who can pursue the career growth they want and the courage to request the kind of work they want to do. PromoterMotor looks for intellectually honest individuals with a spirit of independence and interdependence.Workplace Readiness Training: Employers expect students to understand communication soft skills and corporate culture; however, colleges offer few opportunities for students to learn day-to-day workplace fundamentals for behavior. As a result, we’ve developed something unique: our Rules-of-Thumb (RoT’s) training process. The RoTs are the otherwise unwritten rules of professional etiquette based on hard-learned experiences of industry professionals. We’re developing a book and a training system for explicitly teaching this kind of advice to our employees, interns, and eventually to others, which will be valuable for their future careers.Portfolio: With approval from management, this internship also offers opportunities to add examples to your professional portfolio, which you can later use for future job applications.Academic Credit: If you want work-study or school credit for the internship, we can almost always provide the kind of oversight your university would require. Some educational institutions require prior approval before the start of an internship. It is your responsibility to check with your institution to be sure you meet all requirements for participation before you interview with us. We do NOT require you to enroll in a class or get credit for your internship; some universities do require this of you, others make it optional, and still others do not allow credit.Letter of Recommendation: If you successfully complete one or more internships, we will sign compelling letters of recommendation for you. Previous interns have used these letters to enter our nation’s top graduate programs and excellent post-graduation careers. We can also serve as a reference for various applications you may pursue.Leadership Opportunities: In addition to encouraging each intern to demonstrate personal leadership within their team of fellow interns, PromoterMotor also has “Level 3: Management” internships in every department that people can apply to as long as they have participated in at least one prior internship with us. This advanced position gives smart, responsible interns training and practice for leading teams of other interns while under the supervision of a PromoterMotor supervisor. What does a typical day look like? There is no typical day, but there is a typical week.  What does a typical week look like?You will work either collaboratively in a team or independently on a project of your choice from a list that we will provide.Every week, you will use your “Personal Syllabus” to complete weekly tasks and log your process.In weekly team meetings, you will be guided by Bashpole team members who have years of experience and will act as your supervisor. You may ask questions about department supervisors during your interview. In weekly team meetings, you’ll show your syllabus log to your team via a screenshare and show, get feedback on, and take notes for the next steps with your project.In addition, you'll have intern-only meetings throughout the week to collaborate with your peers, review each other's work, and answer each other's questions.Every other week, we will have an “All Hands and Rule of Thumb (RoT) Meeting” where all interns will work collaboratively on the Rule of Thumb (RoT) book. The book contains our advice about corporate culture and communications soft skills: these are mostly from lessons we learned the 'hard way' in the workplace, things that no one taught us in college classes but that most employers expect you to know. What are the schedule expectations for this internship? We have team and individual meetings every week via Google Meet. We expect you to be generally available for meetings during US Eastern time business hours.Aside from scheduled meetings, you will have your choice for daily start and stop times; you can create a routine that works for you as long as you prioritize your internship.For internships taken during the fall or spring, participate part-time. For internships during the summer, participate full-time. Internships can be a mix of part- and full-time.Manage your schedule well to fulfill the weekly internship time you agree to.Internship start and end dates are flexible according to your university’s calendar for classes. What is the expected time commitment? We offer both part and full-time internships with rolling start dates (starting whichever week of the year works best for you) and can generally work around your class schedule, as long as you commit to a routineYou can switch from full-time to part-time, or vice versa, as long as the duration adds up to a total of at least 400 hours, with 480 hours preferred.If full-time: strongly preferred in summer and available throughout the year, 40 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) lasts for about 3 months.If part-time: during school sessions, 12-20 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) for about 6 months.  When may I get started? If PromoterMotor makes you an internship offer, you may start either as soon as you like or later in the year when your schedule permits: we have an orientation/onboarding meeting almost every Thursday for new interns. When will I start a project? Your first week will consist of onboarding and getting familiar with the environment of the internship, including the team and company resources. After about 1-2 weeks, projects are assigned to you during the weekly team check-in meetings. These weekly sessions allow you to meet with your team to discuss plans, tasks, and feedback. Who is more likely to succeed in this internship position? People with:a genuine interest in the nonprofit consulting sector classroom experience relevant to this positionproactive mindsets that like their voices to be hearddetailed note-taking habitstime management skills who are organized and dependable an eagerness to take initiative with their ideas and communicate early and often How does the interview process work? First, suppose an applicant meets our preliminary qualifications. In that case, we send them a message via Handshake with detailed instructions for setting up an interview that must be followed precisely; otherwise, we will decline the interview. Generally, each applicant has at least one interview during which their aptitude and knowledge are evaluated. If this goes well, the applicant will be given a follow-up task to examine how much they understand about our company and their position. Then, PromoterMotor may send a decision on an internship offer within a few business days. If I apply, what are the odds I’ll be accepted? PromoterMotor posts its internship positions to nearly 1,200 colleges across the USA and receives hundreds of applications for each position for each season of the year. We generally select between 1 and 5 people per position per season (Winter/Spring, Summer, or Fall/Winter). Although our interviews are friendly and conversational, there are many factors that we carefully consider before, during, and after each interview. If you are selected for an interview, there is no guarantee that you will be given an offer. Upon selection for an interview, we will send you a message with everything you need to do to prepare for your interview, and you will be expected to follow all of the instructions thoroughly. It would be best if you took some time to prepare for your interview.  Can I participate in more than one position? Not simultaneously; you may only participate in one position at a time. However, we welcome and encourage sequential internships, meaning participating in one team at one time and then another team at another time.  How will I be supervised, and who will be my supervisor? Each team will report directly to their department manager (who will be your supervisor) every week by screen-sharing a log about their training and accomplishments. (See also “What does a typical week look like?” above.) Your manager may be assisted by other team members and sometimes by interns who are more senior than you, so treat them all as sources of authority. If you ever have concerns about your peers or supervisors, you can contact people at any level of the organization. We prefer that everyone communicate early and often about their concerns and accomplishments! How often will I work with supervisors compared to other interns? This varies from position to position and changes from the beginning to the end of a typical internship; however, generally, you will meet with your supervisor for at least one, if not several, hours a week. You will meet with fellow interns for at least a few hours a week, if not up to about half of the time per week that you spend on your internship. You will work on your own projects and training the rest of the time. If you want to spend more (or less) time working directly with others, let your supervisor know; they can sometimes make adjustments. We encourage you to collaborate with others as often as possible.What are the challenges to expect? Interns grow by dealing with and working through such challenges; this is how the real world works. This internship will take hard work and sometimes will be an imperfect experiment in training. There may be occasional communication at odd hours due to time differences and urgent matters. There will be more intern-intern interaction than with supervisors, and you can expect a mix of training from supervisors and finding and developing training yourself. Tasks may sometimes be vague and unclear, as some assignments will be new. Real people run our organization — and while we are not perfect — we intend to work hard and be the best we can be. We look for interns who have the humility to admit the same about themselves. What have previous interns said? Check out testimonials from our previous interns on our Careers page: https://promotermotor.com/careers/ There are no costs of any sort to participate in our internships, ever. Our internship is like a class that you get to take for free. Yet, even though our internships provide substantial experiential learning, we recognize that personal financial situations are sometimes an obstacle. If this concerns you, check with your career services center and academic advisers about whether your college offers any form of support that helps students take unpaid internships. Some colleges have scholarships, grants, stipends, or options for gaining class credit; some do not; either way, there are never fees nor expenses of any kind related to our internships, and you should be wary of any company that would try to charge you for anything for an internship. Why is it an unpaid internship? PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that’s rebranding itself, which explains the start-up-like environment. Due to these circumstances, we currently don’t provide compensation. In lieu of payment, we provide interns with rich learning experiences such as receiving mentorship, the responsibility to create training, strong recommendation letters based on performance, and the opportunity to graduate with advanced management-based experiences. We are also newly offering a monetary bonus program that all our team members at PromoterMotor are aware of and eligible for. PromoterMotor dba Bashpole Software, Inc. complies with all US Department of Labor Federal Internship Guidelines per https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.htm. This position also complies with NACE Criteria for internships per http://www.naceweb.org/about-us/advocacy/position-statements/position-statement-us-internships/#sthash.WbfvUjco.dpuf. What if I’m an international student? International students are encouraged to apply for any and all internships. Show your university this internship description and check with them about their requirements. If selected, confirm everything is approved through your university before beginning an internship. PromoterMotor will provide documentation for the university in the form of an internship offer agreement.  Non-Discrimination Policy: All nonprofits we serve are required to be compliant with Google’s non-discrimination policies, meaning that PromoterMotor works with a diverse set of nonprofits, such as nonprofits working with crime to mental health issues to combating misinformation. Thus, PromoterMotor interns are expected to be non-discriminatory themselves and help us serve any nonprofit that fits the eligibility guidelines. See more at https://promotermotor.com/careers/. Due to the volume of applicants, there can sometimes be a backlog that causes delays in our responses or no interview time openings for days to weeks, so read our several internship descriptions thoroughly, decide which if just one position fits you really well, and apply for that one. Please apply for only 1 position at a time, even if you are interested in several, and you can apply at any time of year. Applicants must be at least a college freshman before applying and be enrolled or planning to continue to enroll as an undergraduate or graduate student to be eligible to participate in our internships, not graduated permanently. If you are invited to interview, we prefer you schedule a time with us about halfway between now and when you might want to begin an internship. You may send us a message with your questions at any time. Please do not schedule interviews or informational meetings with us via “Meet Us” calendar links on the PromoterMotor website; those are for our prospective clients. Instead, carefully follow the instructions herein. See http://promotermotor.com/careers/ Please apply to our positions via Handshake, not email, if possible. See also below. Initially, you don't need to submit your resume or unofficial transcript via Handshake. If we decide to take the next steps in the application process, we will ask you to supply those materials then. We prefer to have these materials sent via email to confirm that method of communication between you and our team. When applying on Handshake, ensure your GPA is visible to employers. GPA is one of the many factors we consider when screening candidates and reviewing applications. We encourage you to show your GPA on Handshake so that employers who consider a student’s GPA will review your application. If you seek credit or are on a visa, check with your school's Internship Coordinator before interviewing to determine if this position satisfies the criteria. Many of our past interns have received credit through many universities, but you must check with yours individually. We do not require you to pursue credit nor do we guarantee that you’ll receive it; however, we have always successfully assisted those who have sought it in conjunction with internships with us. To Apply: You must be a student for the duration of your internship and must not have permanently graduated. Interns – whether interested in one or multiple internships – will require only a single, one-hour first interview. If you meet these criteria, then 1) if you have access to Handshake, follow the instructions there. Doing so is part of the interview process and test. Or 2) if not, email [email protected] with a note that you do not have access to Handshake, a polite self-introduction message, the full name of the position that interests you the most (copy/paste the name from the title of the page for that position), and your majors, minors, graduation date, cumulative GPA, and how you found this position. You will not be offered an interview if you do not include all of the requested information. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Employer: NASA DEVELOP National Program
Expires: 06/14/2025
Applicants must apply at https://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/what-we-do/capacity-building/develop/apply  Description:  The DEVELOP experience is focused on both conducting and delivering an applied Earth science feasibility project to an end-user. DEVELOP participants work on a team to research the use of NASA Earth observations for environmental community concerns. Participants will conduct a literature review on the scope, methodologies, and types of NASA remote-sensing data applicable to their project. They will utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote-sensing data to conduct application projects. Teams will communicate with end-user organizations that can benefit from the methodologies, results, and enhanced decision-making tools created by the team. A substantial amount of time is spent on the creation of scientific and technical deliverables, including a research poster, scientific presentation, technical report, and video, as emphasis is placed on building capacity to communicate project results to a variety of audiences. Participants also conduct personal development activities, such as technical workshops, team-building exercises, and networking with their team, advisors, and partner organizations. DEVELOP participants also work through situational issues and use problem-solving skills to achieve desired project outcomes, with assistance from the DEVELOP Fellows, Science Advisor(s), and mentors.  All DEVELOP participants are part-time, temporary employees and work a maximum of 29 hours per week during the 10-week term.  Requirements, Eligibility, & Things to Know: At least 18 years of age Ability to provide personal transportation to and from the DEVELOP location (for in-person projects)Strong interest in Earth science and remote sensing No prior experience in remote sensing, GIS, or programming is required. U.S. citizenship is required to apply to DEVELOP locations at NASA or NOAA locations.Applications must be submitted within the set application window. Applications may be started, saved as a draft, and then returned to for completion. For New Candidate Applications, letters of recommendation will be emailed directly by the recommender to the DEVELOP National Program Office. Recommenders will receive an email with instructions once the applicant has submitted their application. Applicants can review their application status by logging onto the online application system and viewing previously submitted applications. Applications that are submitted, but not complete will not be considered.  Applications will be reviewed by the National Program Office, as well as the centers to which the intern applied.  Interviews will occur virtually. After the selection process is complete, each applicant will receive notification regarding their status. The Fall 2025 term will have both fully in-person and fully virtual projects. Selected candidates for virtual projects will be required to telework from within the continental United States.  The DEVELOP application and selection process is managed on behalf of NASA by contractors. DEVELOP participants are classified as contract employees.  Applicants must apply at https://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/what-we-do/capacity-building/develop/apply 

Employer: PromoterMotor.com - Headquarters
Expires: 06/17/2025
PromoterMotor™ applies and shares diverse knowledge from many disciplines: we serve diverse non-profits and for-impact for-profits with strategic and tactical marketing that bolsters growth, awareness, attracting support, and sales. Our internships are arranged into departments of collaborating skill-areas that enable various related majors, minors, and concentrations to focus on education-relevant training projects relevant to our internal operations and/or our client activities. PromoterMotor’s scalable, AI-assisted services maximize public attention, donations, and interactions, ensuring outstanding service for organizations across the United States. You will learn from how we arise to provide first-class consulting, training, and combined prospecting and appointment setting that ensures quality for our clients and teammates. At PromoterMotor, you benefit good organizations while gaining practical experience through real-world applications. Educated, highly trained members, up to and including the CEO, will directly guide you. We have trained over 300 interns through business, digital design, human resources, marketing, software engineering, and technical writing teams. We provide project-based, hands-on learning experiences, valuable mentorship, and inclusive collaboration. Join us to make a difference!  Rolling Start and End Dates All Year apply today after reading this posting completely: we take applications from over 1,200 colleges and accommodate all of their schedules by enabling selected interns to start at almost any week of the year. Ignore the start date in Handshake; its software does not allow date ranges, but we do!100% Remote Participate-from-Anywhere PositionFull-time and Part-time flexible participation within and across semesters and breaks is allowedUnpaid Internship for with syllabus-based training, plusProject-based Learning where you can request options that extend your training well beyond what you started to learn in collegePersonal Growth and Ongoing Career Achievements, including resume building, structured internship programs and supervision, networking opportunities, future careers at PromoterMotor, and developing skills required by top companies and prestigious graduate schoolsPossible Academic Credit: check with your college about credit (some colleges require it for internships; for others, it is optional) and visa requirements before applyingPossible second internship to gain wider training and skills within the same or different department after good performance in your first internship with usProject-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process  Project-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process About PromoterMotor.com PromoterMotor is an Advertising Agency and a Division of Bashpole Software, Inc. Our Mission: For-impact companies use our services to benefit the world: PromoterMotor helps nonprofits and for-profits gain online visibility and automate marketing functions. We help for-impact organizations get and make maximal use of free advertising from Google and communicate through social platforms. PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that makes a difference. Emerging Growth Company: PromoterMotor by Bashpole Software, Inc. has a close yet professional environment with fewer than 10 team members plus many bright interns; our growth in clients and staff is accelerating, making this an exciting time to get involved. Check out our internship and contractor positions and testimonials from departments such as Marketing, Digital Media, Business, Software Engineering, Technical Writing, and Human Resources: https://promotermotor.com/careers/About Our Internships Apply to One Position, Maximum: Do not apply for more than one internship position at a time. Apply to the one that interests you the most. Then, if you are invited for an interview, you may indicate interest in other positions at that time, and we can discuss which position would be best suited for you. Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must be enrolled in a college or graduate program at the beginning of their internship. Previous internship experience is beneficial but optional. You must have completed some classes relevant to your internship prior to beginning and must show examples of what you know during your interview. The purpose of the internship is to provide training and experience that goes beyond classroom education. Therefore, we rely on each intern (you) to have mastered classroom-level fundamentals related to the internship prior to beginning it, so that you can participate with high-level instructions, minimal direction, and feedback from our professionals and your peers on a weekly basis as a way to learn and grow. We also expect you to fully follow the training materials provided by your syllabus, including taking self-directed learning where specified.  Professionalism Expectations: Internships are unlike the classroom and operate differently than what students do in school. Our internships are meant to challenge you, not to introduce you to a subject for the first time or to tell you exactly how to do everything from the ground up, but also do not expect you to know everything a seasoned professional will. We offer a hands-on experience where interns are empowered to take initiative, problem-solve, use resources, creativity, and personal judgment. After receiving instructions, we expect interns to find their own solutions to problems in collaboration with their peers. We also expect interns to speak up throughout an internship. We work closely with organizations whose mission is to speak and act in ways that take courage for the greater good and value members of our team who can do the same. You will receive individual guidance and feedback from our professionals including occasional meetings with the CEO. You’ll take on roles consistent with the internship but refined to align with current company projects as you collaborate within and across teams in accordance with the amount of initiative you demonstrate. You should be excited to learn new things and be able to take criticism. Our internships are meant to bridge the classroom to the workplace and are designed for those seeking the knowledge-level in between. Frequently Asked Questions:Why Us? Gain real professional training with one or more internship experiences at PromoterMotor. Apply your creativity and drive for project-focused, hands-on learning experiences. In every internship with us, you’ll receive individual guidance and feedback to help you on your path to a professional career. You can participate in our training as an intern or a volunteer, using your time to make a difference. We are all linked, so help us help nonprofits help the world. Why Participate Remotely? We are creating the workplace of the future. It is akin to what the CEO of the multi-billion dollar company Automattic calls Level 5. As a 100% remote company for many years, we have developed remote internship processes that prioritize and achieve freedom, socialization, organization, and personal wellness. See below about networking and meetings. What can we offer you?Real, Hands-on Experience: Rather than the coffee-fetching of a typical internship or the textbook learning of a classroom setting, we provide interns with hands-on experience with real projects. Each intern will have a main project along the lines of the title of the internship position to which they were accepted, plus several side projects, which together create diverse learning experiences. Moreover, your training and participation in our research and development can help nonprofits worldwide connect with donors, volunteers, constituents, and more.Make a Difference: By participating here, you can help a variety of organizations help the world on a larger scale than volunteering for any one nonprofit. Join us in pursuing truth, knowledge, and how best to help the world make itself a better place. We are developing a first-of-its-kind system to help non-profits and for-profits gain the publicity that is currently more desperately needed than ever.Teamwork and Mentorship: PromoterMotor enables you to work in small teams of typically 1 to 5 interns. You’ll meet regularly with fellow interns on your team. You’ll also meet weekly as a team to gain direct supervision and mentorship from the company’s CEO, senior staff members, and/or more seasoned interns.Network with Peers, Mentors, and More: PromoterMotor creates networking opportunities by helping you learn how to communicate effectively with executives. This skill will allow you to build lasting impressions and have direct interactions with staff members and fellow interns around the United States and the world. Interns often report connecting with more people in our remote internships than in physical classrooms of comparable size because of how we encourage and facilitate networking meetings.Company Culture: PromoterMotor believes it’s crucial for interns to feel comfortable speaking up for what they believe in. We value suggestions for improvements on all aspects of our company and voicing opinions about projects in team settings. Additionally, we seek interns who can pursue the career growth they want and the courage to request the kind of work they want to do. PromoterMotor looks for intellectually honest individuals with a spirit of independence and interdependence.Workplace Readiness Training: Employers expect students to understand communication soft skills and corporate culture; however, colleges offer few opportunities for students to learn day-to-day workplace fundamentals for behavior. As a result, we’ve developed something unique: our Rules-of-Thumb (RoT’s) training process. The RoTs are the otherwise unwritten rules of professional etiquette based on hard-learned experiences of industry professionals. We’re developing a book and a training system for explicitly teaching this kind of advice to our employees, interns, and eventually to others, which will be valuable for their future careers.Portfolio: With approval from management, this internship also offers opportunities to add examples to your professional portfolio, which you can later use for future job applications.Academic Credit: If you want work-study or school credit for the internship, we can almost always provide the kind of oversight your university would require. Some educational institutions require prior approval before the start of an internship. It is your responsibility to check with your institution to be sure you meet all requirements for participation before you interview with us. We do NOT require you to enroll in a class or get credit for your internship; some universities do require this of you, others make it optional, and still others do not allow credit.Letter of Recommendation: If you successfully complete one or more internships, we will sign compelling letters of recommendation for you. Previous interns have used these letters to enter our nation’s top graduate programs and excellent post-graduation careers. We can also serve as a reference for various applications you may pursue.Leadership Opportunities: In addition to encouraging each intern to demonstrate personal leadership within their team of fellow interns, PromoterMotor also has “Level 3: Management” internships in every department that people can apply to as long as they have participated in at least one prior internship with us. This advanced position gives smart, responsible interns training and practice for leading teams of other interns while under the supervision of a PromoterMotor supervisor. What does a typical day look like? There is no typical day, but there is a typical week.  What does a typical week look like?You will work either collaboratively in a team or independently on a project of your choice from a list that we will provide.Every week, you will use your “Personal Syllabus” to complete weekly tasks and log your process.In weekly team meetings, you will be guided by Bashpole team members who have years of experience and will act as your supervisor. You may ask questions about department supervisors during your interview. In weekly team meetings, you’ll show your syllabus log to your team via a screenshare and show, get feedback on, and take notes for the next steps with your project.In addition, you'll have intern-only meetings throughout the week to collaborate with your peers, review each other's work, and answer each other's questions.Every other week, we will have an “All Hands and Rule of Thumb (RoT) Meeting” where all interns will work collaboratively on the Rule of Thumb (RoT) book. The book contains our advice about corporate culture and communications soft skills: these are mostly from lessons we learned the 'hard way' in the workplace, things that no one taught us in college classes but that most employers expect you to know. What are the schedule expectations for this internship? We have team and individual meetings every week via Google Meet. We expect you to be generally available for meetings during US Eastern time business hours.Aside from scheduled meetings, you will have your choice for daily start and stop times; you can create a routine that works for you as long as you prioritize your internship.For internships taken during the fall or spring, participate part-time. For internships during the summer, participate full-time. Internships can be a mix of part- and full-time.Manage your schedule well to fulfill the weekly internship time you agree to.Internship start and end dates are flexible according to your university’s calendar for classes. What is the expected time commitment? We offer both part and full-time internships with rolling start dates (starting whichever week of the year works best for you) and can generally work around your class schedule, as long as you commit to a routineYou can switch from full-time to part-time, or vice versa, as long as the duration adds up to a total of at least 400 hours, with 480 hours preferred.If full-time: strongly preferred in summer and available throughout the year, 40 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) lasts for about 3 months.If part-time: during school sessions, 12-20 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) for about 6 months.  When may I get started? If PromoterMotor makes you an internship offer, you may start either as soon as you like or later in the year when your schedule permits: we have an orientation/onboarding meeting almost every Thursday for new interns. When will I start a project? Your first week will consist of onboarding and getting familiar with the environment of the internship, including the team and company resources. After about 1-2 weeks, projects are assigned to you during the weekly team check-in meetings. These weekly sessions allow you to meet with your team to discuss plans, tasks, and feedback. Who is more likely to succeed in this internship position? People with:a genuine interest in the nonprofit consulting sector classroom experience relevant to this positionproactive mindsets that like their voices to be hearddetailed note-taking habitstime management skills who are organized and dependable an eagerness to take initiative with their ideas and communicate early and often How does the interview process work? First, suppose an applicant meets our preliminary qualifications. In that case, we send them a message via Handshake with detailed instructions for setting up an interview that must be followed precisely; otherwise, we will decline the interview. Generally, each applicant has at least one interview during which their aptitude and knowledge are evaluated. If this goes well, the applicant will be given a follow-up task to examine how much they understand about our company and their position. Then, PromoterMotor may send a decision on an internship offer within a few business days. If I apply, what are the odds I’ll be accepted? PromoterMotor posts its internship positions to nearly 1,200 colleges across the USA and receives hundreds of applications for each position for each season of the year. We generally select between 1 and 5 people per position per season (Winter/Spring, Summer, or Fall/Winter). Although our interviews are friendly and conversational, there are many factors that we carefully consider before, during, and after each interview. If you are selected for an interview, there is no guarantee that you will be given an offer. Upon selection for an interview, we will send you a message with everything you need to do to prepare for your interview, and you will be expected to follow all of the instructions thoroughly. It would be best if you took some time to prepare for your interview.  Can I participate in more than one position? Not simultaneously; you may only participate in one position at a time. However, we welcome and encourage sequential internships, meaning participating in one team at one time and then another team at another time.  How will I be supervised, and who will be my supervisor? Each team will report directly to their department manager (who will be your supervisor) every week by screen-sharing a log about their training and accomplishments. (See also “What does a typical week look like?” above.) Your manager may be assisted by other team members and sometimes by interns who are more senior than you, so treat them all as sources of authority. If you ever have concerns about your peers or supervisors, you can contact people at any level of the organization. We prefer that everyone communicate early and often about their concerns and accomplishments! How often will I work with supervisors compared to other interns? This varies from position to position and changes from the beginning to the end of a typical internship; however, generally, you will meet with your supervisor for at least one, if not several, hours a week. You will meet with fellow interns for at least a few hours a week, if not up to about half of the time per week that you spend on your internship. You will work on your own projects and training the rest of the time. If you want to spend more (or less) time working directly with others, let your supervisor know; they can sometimes make adjustments. We encourage you to collaborate with others as often as possible.What are the challenges to expect? Interns grow by dealing with and working through such challenges; this is how the real world works. This internship will take hard work and sometimes will be an imperfect experiment in training. There may be occasional communication at odd hours due to time differences and urgent matters. There will be more intern-intern interaction than with supervisors, and you can expect a mix of training from supervisors and finding and developing training yourself. Tasks may sometimes be vague and unclear, as some assignments will be new. Real people run our organization — and while we are not perfect — we intend to work hard and be the best we can be. We look for interns who have the humility to admit the same about themselves. What have previous interns said? Check out testimonials from our previous interns on our Careers page: https://promotermotor.com/careers/ There are no costs of any sort to participate in our internships, ever. Our internship is like a class that you get to take for free. Yet, even though our internships provide substantial experiential learning, we recognize that personal financial situations are sometimes an obstacle. If this concerns you, check with your career services center and academic advisers about whether your college offers any form of support that helps students take unpaid internships. Some colleges have scholarships, grants, stipends, or options for gaining class credit; some do not; either way, there are never fees nor expenses of any kind related to our internships, and you should be wary of any company that would try to charge you for anything for an internship. Why is it an unpaid internship? PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that’s rebranding itself, which explains the start-up-like environment. Due to these circumstances, we currently don’t provide compensation. In lieu of payment, we provide interns with rich learning experiences such as receiving mentorship, the responsibility to create training, strong recommendation letters based on performance, and the opportunity to graduate with advanced management-based experiences. We are also newly offering a monetary bonus program that all our team members at PromoterMotor are aware of and eligible for. PromoterMotor dba Bashpole Software, Inc. complies with all US Department of Labor Federal Internship Guidelines per https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.htm. This position also complies with NACE Criteria for internships per http://www.naceweb.org/about-us/advocacy/position-statements/position-statement-us-internships/#sthash.WbfvUjco.dpuf. What if I’m an international student? International students are encouraged to apply for any and all internships. Show your university this internship description and check with them about their requirements. If selected, confirm everything is approved through your university before beginning an internship. PromoterMotor will provide documentation for the university in the form of an internship offer agreement.  Non-Discrimination Policy: All nonprofits we serve are required to be compliant with Google’s non-discrimination policies, meaning that PromoterMotor works with a diverse set of nonprofits, such as nonprofits working with crime to mental health issues to combating misinformation. Thus, PromoterMotor interns are expected to be non-discriminatory themselves and help us serve any nonprofit that fits the eligibility guidelines. See more at https://promotermotor.com/careers/. Due to the volume of applicants, there can sometimes be a backlog that causes delays in our responses or no interview time openings for days to weeks, so read our several internship descriptions thoroughly, decide which if just one position fits you really well, and apply for that one. Please apply for only 1 position at a time, even if you are interested in several, and you can apply at any time of year. Applicants must be at least a college freshman before applying and be enrolled or planning to continue to enroll as an undergraduate or graduate student to be eligible to participate in our internships, not graduated permanently. If you are invited to interview, we prefer you schedule a time with us about halfway between now and when you might want to begin an internship. You may send us a message with your questions at any time. Please do not schedule interviews or informational meetings with us via “Meet Us” calendar links on the PromoterMotor website; those are for our prospective clients. Instead, carefully follow the instructions herein. See http://promotermotor.com/careers/ Please apply to our positions via Handshake, not email, if possible. See also below. Initially, you don't need to submit your resume or unofficial transcript via Handshake. If we decide to take the next steps in the application process, we will ask you to supply those materials then. We prefer to have these materials sent via email to confirm that method of communication between you and our team. When applying on Handshake, ensure your GPA is visible to employers. GPA is one of the many factors we consider when screening candidates and reviewing applications. We encourage you to show your GPA on Handshake so that employers who consider a student’s GPA will review your application. If you seek credit or are on a visa, check with your school's Internship Coordinator before interviewing to determine if this position satisfies the criteria. Many of our past interns have received credit through many universities, but you must check with yours individually. We do not require you to pursue credit nor do we guarantee that you’ll receive it; however, we have always successfully assisted those who have sought it in conjunction with internships with us. To Apply: You must be a student for the duration of your internship and must not have permanently graduated. Interns – whether interested in one or multiple internships – will require only a single, one-hour first interview. If you meet these criteria, then 1) if you have access to Handshake, follow the instructions there. Doing so is part of the interview process and test. Or 2) if not, email [email protected] with a note that you do not have access to Handshake, a polite self-introduction message, the full name of the position that interests you the most (copy/paste the name from the title of the page for that position), and your majors, minors, graduation date, cumulative GPA, and how you found this position. You will not be offered an interview if you do not include all of the requested information. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Employer: University of Chicago - Booth School of Business
Expires: 06/20/2025
The Roman Family Center for Decision Research at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business is now conducting paid behavioral science studies remotely via the PIMCO Decision Research Virtual Lab.Studies are conducted online using surveys, Zoom video calls, and other digital platforms.Pay: $12/hr (study durations vary) via digital gift cards. The Roman Family Center is an interdisciplinary research center that investigates human behavior by conducting studies in our labs, the PIMCO Decision Research Laboratories.If you are interested in participating in studies, please sign up for the Virtual Lab. Participants will be sent regular email notifications about upcoming studies.Qualifications:Must be 18 or olderBe fluent in EnglishPlease feel free to spread the word to anyone who might be interested.Questions? Email [email protected]

Employer: POWER Engineers, Inc. - Power Delivery
Expires: 06/22/2025
Entry Level – Distribution Planning EngineerJob Summary of Roles and ResponsibilitiesPOWER Engineers, Member of WSP, Distribution Engineering Services group is currently seeking a distribution planning engineer that will be responsible for the performance of electrical studies and planning of electrical distribution systems (Typically defined as 34.5kV and below) within the power delivery/electrical utility sector including. The ideal candidate will report to the Richmond, VA office (virtually) while working in a fully remote position. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Will conduct distribution system planning studies, including:Construction work plans and long-range plansShort-Medium Term PlansReal and Reactive Power Flow StudiesVoltage Drop StudiesOperational and Outage StudiesLoad ForecastingInteract with a wide variety of individuals to obtain the required information needed to improve performance of electrical distribution system studiesLeads and performs engineering tasks associated with a critical or analytical engineering project or a small number of complex projects that require specialized knowledge in many areas.Exercises authority and technical leadership on assignments that are often self-initiated and self-directed. Assignments are strategic and have significant long-term implications to achievement of overall business objectivesTrack project schedules and budgetsParticipation in industry working groups or standards (IEEE, CIGRE, IEC, ANSI)Participation as a presenter in industry conferencesSome travel should be expectedAbility to learn/support other distribution disciplines such as Protection and Grid ModernizationRequired Education/ExperienceA BSEE degree with a focus on power systems or relevant power industry internship experienceUnderstanding of basic engineering practices, theories and principles for researching engineering and design issues, evaluating alternatives and preparing and presenting recommendationsAbility to work in design teams, is self-motivated to perform assigned tasks, and take the initiative to learn new topicsMust have strong command of English language; experience and demonstrated written and oral communications skills, including the ability to present information, facilitate meetings and provide direction to othersMust be able to successfully pass client's background screening processDesired Education/ExperienceEIT with the ability to obtain PE when experience requirements are metExposure to Electrical Power System Analysis using one of the following software packages – CYME, Milsoft, or SynergiTwo (2) + years of experience in the electrical power delivery industryExperience with utility standards and overhead/underground distribution designExperience with the integration of distributed generation within the planning processPOWER Engineers, Member of WSP, is a global consulting environmental and engineering firm and one of the top design firms in the energy sector. Together, POWER and WSP’s 73,900 experts create positive, long-lasting impacts for our communities and our clients in the power and energy, transportation and infrastructure, environmental, and property and buildings sectors. As part of our team, you’ll discover a world of opportunities to connect with innovative thinkers, forge your path, and have fun tackling the world’s most challenging projects.At POWER Engineers, Member of WSP, you can have a rewarding career on every level. Our philosophy is simple: Do Good. Have Fun. Build Success.Our compensation package includes competitive compensation, professional development, and a full benefit package:Medical/Dental/VisionPaid HolidaysVacation/Paid Sick LeaveVoluntary Life Insurance401KTelehealth Benefit covers all providersMaternity and Paternity LeaveNew Dads and Moms Benefit programFertility BenefitsGender affirming careWe are a fun engineering firm. That might seem contradictory to some, but it works for us!POWER is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including women, minorities, veterans and individuals with disabilities.

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 06/23/2025
Blue Technology & Ocean Cleaning Solutions Virtual/Remote InternshipBlue Technology & Ocean Cleaning Solutions is a sub-team of the Marine Science and Technology department at Seaside Sustainability. Seaside Sustainability is always on the search for innovative Blue Technology. We are currently communicating with an agent from Poralu Marine  - an innovative marine debris and oil waste intervention company -  for the New England and New York region. These cleaners make direct contributions to cleaning harbors, marinas, and beaches in which they are located while also educating the general public on the negative consequences of marine waste. While technological devices can help reduce the debris problem, education is the ultimate solution. Through the development of an educational curriculum and other resources, the Blue Technology team seeks to build partnerships with various organizations to utilize marine debris intervention devices as educational tools. If you aspire to see tangible evidence of your conservation efforts, this team is a great fit for you. The more widely technologies are distributed,  the greater amount of plastics and oil are removed from our waterways.  We are also able to increase our audience reach, helping more learn about the dangers of ocean pollution. –  This helps move us towards sustainability goals! Our team, formerly known as Seabins, has changed our name to Blue Technology to reflect our pivot towards a broader reach beyond a single product.  Recently, we have begun working with Poralu Marine and their line of products known as Searial Cleaners. This simply means our debris intervention products have become bigger and better! Recently, we have begun shifting our focus to local Do It Yourself Blue “Technologies” that any community, and ourselves, could make at home! With this, we aim to offer more ways to clean up rivers, streams, and marinas for a broader range of communities. Searial Cleaners include: BeBot- A remote beach sand sifter collected buried trash;InvisiBubble- A tube line on marina bottoms aimed  supply oxygen and guide floating trast;CollecThor- A large debris collector attached to marina docks;Pixie Drone- A manual and/or autonomous surface drone working to collect floating debris.Blue Tech User Relations This sub-team of the Marine Science and Technology department actively contacts potential partners who would benefit from a marine debris intervention device. The focus is on building partnerships and providing new clients with tools and resources to make the most of the debris cleaners. This sub-team has also developed an educational curriculum to help guide partners through using these devices as a method for educating the public about the issue of marine debris.   Job Duties:Collaborate with the Blue Tech team to understand and promote innovative technologies in the marine industry.Assist with outreach and promotion for the Clean Coast CoalitionContribute to the creation of user-friendly materials and guides for technology products.Desired Skills/Experience:Interest or background in marine technology or related fields.Experience in developing and promoting educational or technical materials.Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects.Proficiency in creating precise, accessible work for diverse audiences.Experience in outreach and community engagement is beneficial.Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                              “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagerSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.​Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: EnCorps Inc
Expires: 06/30/2025
Make a Difference in a Student’s LifeJoin EnCorps’ STEMx Tutors program to virtually tutor math to middle school students who are under-performing in Foundational Math, Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1. As a volunteer math tutor, you prepare students for the rigor of high school mathematics and establish the foundational knowledge needed to pursue a college education that prepares students for a career in an increasingly technical world.EnCorps STEMx Tutors make a significant difference in a student’s relationship with math: 86% of students who take part in the program increased their math scores in the 2023-24 academic year! Choose When You Tutor One Hour, Twice a WeekThe STEMx Tutors program is designed for busy professionals like you. As a STEMx Tutor, you commit to tutoring one hour, twice a week. EnCorps utilizes a 2:1 or 1:1 student-to-tutor ratio. As a 2:1 tutor, tutoring sessions take place for one hour, at the same time, twice a week between 12:00 - 5:30 p.m. PST. In turn, the 1:1 tutor, you will determine the day and time of your virtual tutoring sessions with your studentWe ask that you commit to tutoring for a minimum of one semester with the option to renew. Many of our tutors have been in the program for four years. EnCorps SupportEnCorps provides its volunteer tutors with training and support. Your dedicated Program Coordinator will provide you access to our Google Classroom where you will find a plethora of resources, invite you to online seminars, and offer the option to join our annual Learning Summit where you can network with other tutors as well as STEM professional who are exploring STEM teaching through the EnCorps STEM Teachers program. Program EligibilityEnCorps STEMx Tutors must meet the following requirements:  Have a bachelor’s degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher (does not have to be in a STEM field) and have at least 1 year of hands-on STEM industry work experience or have an advanced degree in a STEM fieldJunior or senior in a college-accredited STEM bachelor’s program with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higherHold a professional certificate in a STEM field and have at least 1 year of hands-on STEM work experienceA current or former credentialed math teacherAll candidates must also be eligible to work in the US and currently live in the US Want to inspire the next generation of STEM leaders? Join EnCorps today!Apply to become a STEMx Tutor at: https://www.encorps.org/apply

Employer: MathZoos
Expires: 06/30/2025
MathZoos is hiring, and for multiple positions! We are a company based out of New York, looking for interns to work on Mathzoos, an online educational math SaaS platform for kids.The internship (welcome CPT/OPT) will be 100% remote, and has flexible hours and meeting times. This internship is unpaid, but can potentially lead to full-time employment based on the performance. We currently have interns receiving school credit for this opportunity, and based on your school policy, you may be able to as well! Basic QualificationsExperience in front-end development using HTML, CSS, and ReactJSExperience with Flask, PostgreSQL, Spring Boot, AI, machine learningWillingness to learn new skills - both technical and non-technicalVarious ways to stand outInvolvement or passion for education/educational tools including Kumon, Khan Academy, etc.Fluent in two or more languages; Mathzoos is looking to be implemented in various languages worldwideFull-stack software development experiencePerksAt Mathzoos, you will have a unique opportunity to accelerate your professional growth by wearing multiple hats in a very dynamic team environment. This is a rare opportunity to develop new skills while applying your talent for a good cause!Fully remote opportunity with super flexible: work at your own pace.Access to outstanding mentorship: the chance to learn from a super talented and passionate team of undergraduate and graduate individuals from top universities, including NYU, WashU, UChicago, etc.Potential to join a growing start-up team.Visit our website! https://mathzoos.com/  

Employer: AnswerRocket
Expires: 06/30/2025
At AnswerRocket, we build transformative AI solutions that drive measurable results for Fortune 2000 enterprises. For over a decade, we've helped industry leaders across sectors—from consumer goods and retail to healthcare and financial services—harness AI to achieve tangible business outcomes.
As we expand our impact, we seek an AI Solutions Engineer to join our growing Technical Services Team. In this role, you'll combine deep coding expertise with client-facing skills to develop and implement custom AI solutions that deliver immediate business value. You'll transform complex technical requirements into elegant, production-ready code while collaborating directly with clients to understand their needs and explain technical concepts. This position is perfect for a talented developer who is excited about building real-world AI applications and guiding customers through technical implementations.
This is a fully remote role, supported by an Atlanta-based team, and may include occasional travel to client sites based on project needs.
What You'll Do:
• Develop AI-powered solutions by writing clean, efficient Python code to integrate emerging AI technologies with enterprise data sources and business systems.
• Optimize and fine-tune LLM models by engineering high-quality prompts and adjusting model parameters to align with business objectives.
• Implement and refine data pipelines, including schema modeling and transformation techniques to extract insights from structured and unstructured data.
• Collaborate with customers daily, gathering requirements, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring successful deployments.
• Work cross-functionally with Product, Engineering, and Sales teams to deliver tailored AI solutions and provide technical guidance on best practices.
The ideal candidate has:
• Experience & Expertise – Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or similar field, or comparable professional experience; 3+ years of hands-on coding experience with Python, SQL, and JSON, preferably in roles that involved direct client interaction or solution delivery. Note: Recent graduates with exceptional academic performance and relevant internship experience may be considered.
• Technical Excellence – Strong coding skills with expertise in SQL, JSON, and Python. Experience developing production-quality code for data engineering, ETL processes, and API integrations. Ability to build robust, scalable, and maintainable solutions.
• AI & LLM Experience – Hands-on experience working with large language models (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT) and prompt engineering to optimize AI-driven insights and workflows.
• Customer-Centric Mindset – Ability to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical stakeholders, build trust with clients, and develop solutions that directly address business requirements.
• Technical Problem-Solving – A self-starter with exceptional analytical thinking, able to work with ambiguity, troubleshoot complex issues, and drive solutions through to completion.
• Growth Mindset – Passionate about emerging AI technologies with a hunger to continuously build expertise.
• Collaborative Spirit – Effective at working across teams, sharing knowledge, and contributing to a culture of technical excellence.
• Resourceful & Adaptable – Demonstrates the "get it done" attitude that we value, combining resourcefulness with determination to overcome obstacles and deliver effective solutions—even when working with constraints or ambiguity.
Why AnswerRocket?
Join a team that's been singularly focused on enterprise AI since before it was mainstream. Here's what building your career with us looks like:
• Lead high-visibility projects that transform how global organizations operate, adding immediate impact to your portfolio
• Work directly with senior executives at the world's most interesting companies, building the consulting and strategic skills that accelerate your career
• Develop hands-on expertise with the latest AI technologies, from large language models to our proprietary development frameworks
• Learn from experienced mentors while taking ownership of complex technical and business challenges
• Grow rapidly in a fast-paced environment where innovation and initiative are rewarded
Plus, we offer:
• Leadership: Play a key role in shaping the future of a company at the forefront of AI innovation, contributing to groundbreaking products, transformative solutions, and industry success stories.
• Competitive Pay: Earn a competitive salary with opportunities for growth and recognition.
• Comprehensive Benefits: Access health, dental, and vision insurance, Paid Time Off and parental leave, offering flexibility to support your well-being.
• Remote-First Culture: Thrive in a flexible environment with additional opportunities for in-person meetups to foster connection and collaboration.
• Professional Growth: Build your skills and creativity while working on innovative projects that redefine what's possible with AI.
We value collaboration, transparency, and inclusivity, welcoming diverse perspectives and encouraging applications even if you don't meet every qualification. Our talented and passionate team is ready to make a difference—join us and do the best work of your life!
Posting Statement: Applicants must reside within the United States and be legally authorized to work in the U.S. as a condition of employment. Employment offers are contingent on verifying identity and work eligibility per federal law. We do not accept unsolicited resumes. AnswerRocket is an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers all qualified applicants in accordance with applicable laws. We are committed to accommodations for individuals with disabilities throughout the hiring process. Please contact hiring(at)answerrocket.com if you need assistance before applying.

Employer: MathZoos
Expires: 07/01/2025
MathZoos is hiring, and for multiple positions! We are a company based out of New York, looking for interns to work on an online educational math SaaS platform for kids.The internship (welcome CPT/OPT) will be 100% remote, and have flexible hours and meeting times. While it is unpaid, it presents a valuable opportunity to earn academic credit, and many of our current interns are already receiving credit for their work. Depending on your school’s policy, you may also qualify. Exceptional performance may also lead to full-time employment with us! Job Description:We are looking for talented UI/UX Designers with strong proficiency in Figma to join our team. You will be responsible for designing and improving our user interfaces, ensuring a seamless and engaging experience for our users. If you are passionate about creating intuitive, visually appealing designs that enhance user satisfaction, we’d love to meet you. Responsibilities:- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand project requirements and deliver high-quality UI/UX solutions.- Create wireframes, prototypes, and detailed visual designs in Figma.- Conduct user research and usability testing to iterate and improve design solutions.- Work closely with developers to implement designs, ensuring feasibility and responsiveness. Requirements:- Proficiency in Figma, with a strong portfolio showcasing UI/UX design projects.- Excellent understanding of user-centered design principles and best practices.- Strong visual design skills and attention to detail.- Ability to communicate effectively and work in a remote team environment.Why Join Us:At Mathzoos, you will have a unique opportunity to accelerate your professional growth by wearing multiple hats in a very dynamic team environment. This is a rare opportunity to develop new skills while applying your talent for a good cause!Fully remote opportunity with super flexible: work at your own pace.Get school credit in accordance with your school's policies.Access to outstanding mentorship: the chance to learn from a super talented and passionate team of undergraduate and graduate individuals from top universities, including NYU, WashU, UChicago, etc.Potential to join a growing start-up team.Visit our website! https://mathzoos.com/  

Employer: Angi - Sales
Expires: 07/02/2025
At Angi®, we’ve had one simple mission for 30 years: get jobs done well. We make it happen by connecting homeowners with reliable pros who have the skills they need — and connecting pros with homeowners who have the jobs they want.Angi at a glance:A new homeowner turns to Angi every secondOur network has 150,000+ skilled pros in 50+ service categories150,000,000+ projects brought to Angi (and counting)Why join Angi:Angi® is defining the future of the home services industry, creating an environment where homeowners, service professionals and employees benefit from more jobs done well. For homeowners, our platform makes it easier than ever to find a skilled pro for repairs, renovations, and everything in between. For pros, we're a business partner who helps them find the work they want and grow their business. We believe home is the most important place on earth, and so we work hard for our homeowners and our pros — making a real impact on families, communities, and livelihoods.Angi is an amazing place to call home. We can’t wait to welcome you.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Launching Your Sales Career at Angi:At Angi, we’re dedicated to nurturing the next generation of sales professionals. Our focus is on attracting, developing, and advancing the careers of new and recent graduates who are eager to start their journey in the dynamic field of inside sales. Our Inside Sales Representatives play a key role by offering our top-tier digital advertising and lead generation services to help businesses thrive. If you're passionate about sales and growth, we're excited to consider you for our team!Opportunities for Recent Graduates:🚀 Comprehensive Growth Opportunities: Engage in our structured development programs designed to fast-track your career. Our learning & development team offers dedicated programs such as our leadership development program or professional excellence series for aspiring leaders as early as six months into the role. We believe in enabling great people to do great things, providing a clear view of what career advancement at Angi looks like.🌐 Nationwide Networking & Mentorship: Whether you’re connecting remotely or at one of our offices, we offer extensive networking opportunities and mentorship, ensuring you’re supported every step of the way. Our culture encourages boldness and transparency, fostering trust and collaboration among team members.💡 Hands-On Training & Development: Dive into our hands-on training sessions and participate in talent and leadership development programs tailored to equip you with the skills needed to excel in sales and make a substantial impact at Angi. Our inside sales training/onboarding program spans 12 weeks and is structured to immerse you in the day-to-day operations of successful cold calling. The initial six weeks are dedicated to foundational training, including Angi’s internal technologies, with opportunities for early graduation based on performance. Transitioning to your sales manager’s team, you'll enter a phase of continued development and lower performance expectations, ensuring you're well-equipped to navigate our sales processes and maximize your potential.Not Ready to Start Full-Time Yet?If you're passionate about sales but not ready to dive into a full-time role just yet, we still encourage you to apply and join our Talent Community at Angi. By joining, you'll stay informed about our latest opportunities, receive updates on our sales programs, and be first in line when the time is right for you to take the next step in your career. We're here to help you stay connected and ready for when you're ready to launch your sales journey with us.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Work Location for Inside Sales Representatives at Angi:🏡 Remote Role: This is a remote position and we are seeking candidates who permanently reside in the following states:Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, or Wyoming. If you live in a state that is not listed, you should look for other job postings on our careers page that may make more sense for your location.**Angi currently has an office in the following city/states, 1) Denver, CO, 2) Olathe, KS, 3) Indianapolis, IN and 4) New York City, NY, which are available for use if you reside near these locations.📶 You will need access to an individual hardline high-speed internet connection in your work space. This job cannot be performed from a mobile hotspot.🎦 We have a 'camera on' culture for virtual meetings. You must utilize all company provided equipment, including the webcam, for all team communications.What You’ll Be Responsible For:📞 High-Volume Cold Calls: Engage in up to 200 daily calls nationwide, presenting Angi’s value proposition, our diverse products, and advertising options to service providers.⚖️ Negotiation and Trust Building: Overcome objections and negotiate advertising solutions, fostering trust and understanding the unique needs of each service provider.👥 Provider Coaching: Advise service providers on how to cultivate lasting relationships with homeowners, turning service requests into lifelong consumer connections.🗺️ Process Guidance: Walk service providers through the background check authorization and approval process, ensuring a smooth onboarding.🎯 Sales Targets: Meet and exceed required sales targets, taking responsibility for the number of units sold weekly (Angi Leads) and/or contract value sold biweekly (Angi Ads).Joining Our Team Requires:Educational and Experience Background: A Bachelor's degree or at least 2+ years of sales or customer-facing experience. A High School Diploma or GED is also required.Sales Drive: A strong motivation to surpass sales goals, with a passion for excellence and a results-driven mindset.Communication Skills: Exceptional ability to build rapport quickly, engage in active listening, and communicate confidently.Team Contribution: A commitment to improving and contributing to team success, understanding the value of feedback and continuous personal growth.Competitive Mindset: A natural inclination towards competitiveness, thriving in a fast-paced sales environment and continuously striving to be the best.Operational Skills: Proficiency in multi-tasking and working independently with strong attention to detail.Technical Requirements: Ability to use a phone headset for up to 8 hours per day and all company-provided equipment, including a webcam, for team communications.Compliance: Successful completion of a criminal background check is required. Candidates must be at least 21 years of age.Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply!Benefits + Compensation - What We Offer: 📢💵 $36,000 - $80,000 (uncapped commission + a base salary of $36,000)Average first year annual earnings $70,000 - $80,000, with the top 10% earning as much as $200,000+Ongoing bonus compensation opportunities and incentives during the new hire training periodWe offer a progression plan based on performance, including title promotions💡 Fully paid training: Comprehensive training program and the ability to apply for our management training program after 6 months of employment🏥 Employer paid medical coverage with a company contribution to an HSA fund🦷 Dental & vision coverage🐾 Pet discount plans📈 Retirement plan with company match (401K) through Charles Schwab🧩 Company Equity Program✈️ Generous PTO including sick, personal, vacation, volunteer time, and paid holidays⚖️ Work/life balance (This role is 40 hours a week, Monday-Friday)💻 Technical equipment (i.e., laptop, headset) providedWhy Angi?: 🏡At Angi, we are all about building life-long customers & enjoying the journey. We want to build our team with employees who are bold and tell it like it is. We seek to build trust internally and with our customers by doing what's right. Our customers are at the heart of everything that we do, and we're looking for sales professionals to communicate our mission persuasively and effectively.Equal Employment Opportunity:Angi Inc. provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.

Employer: PromoterMotor.com - Headquarters
Expires: 07/03/2025
PromoterMotor™ applies and shares diverse knowledge from many disciplines: we serve diverse non-profits and for-impact for-profits with strategic and tactical marketing that bolsters growth, awareness, attracting support, and sales. Our internships are arranged into departments of collaborating skill-areas that enable various related majors, minors, and concentrations to focus on education-relevant training projects relevant to our internal operations and/or our client activities. PromoterMotor’s scalable, AI-assisted services maximize public attention, donations, and interactions, ensuring outstanding service for organizations across the United States. You will learn from how we arise to provide first-class consulting, training, and combined prospecting and appointment setting that ensures quality for our clients and teammates. At PromoterMotor, you benefit good organizations while gaining practical experience through real-world applications. Educated, highly trained members, up to and including the CEO, will directly guide you. We have trained over 300 interns through business, digital design, human resources, marketing, software engineering, and technical writing teams. We provide project-based, hands-on learning experiences, valuable mentorship, and inclusive collaboration. Join us to make a difference!  Rolling Start and End Dates All Year apply today after reading this posting completely: we take applications from over 1,200 colleges and accommodate all of their schedules by enabling selected interns to start at almost any week of the year. Ignore the start date in Handshake; its software does not allow date ranges, but we do!100% Remote Participate-from-Anywhere PositionFull-time and Part-time flexible participation within and across semesters and breaks is allowedUnpaid Internship for with syllabus-based training, plusProject-based Learning where you can request options that extend your training well beyond what you started to learn in collegePersonal Growth and Ongoing Career Achievements, including resume building, structured internship programs and supervision, networking opportunities, future careers at PromoterMotor, and developing skills required by top companies and prestigious graduate schoolsPossible Academic Credit: check with your college about credit (some colleges require it for internships; for others, it is optional) and visa requirements before applyingPossible second internship to gain wider training and skills within the same or different department after good performance in your first internship with usProject-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process  Project-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process About PromoterMotor.com PromoterMotor is an Advertising Agency and a Division of Bashpole Software, Inc. Our Mission: For-impact companies use our services to benefit the world: PromoterMotor helps nonprofits and for-profits gain online visibility and automate marketing functions. We help for-impact organizations get and make maximal use of free advertising from Google and communicate through social platforms. PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that makes a difference. Emerging Growth Company: PromoterMotor by Bashpole Software, Inc. has a close yet professional environment with fewer than 10 team members plus many bright interns; our growth in clients and staff is accelerating, making this an exciting time to get involved. Check out our internship and contractor positions and testimonials from departments such as Marketing, Digital Media, Business, Software Engineering, Technical Writing, and Human Resources: https://promotermotor.com/careers/About Our Internships Apply to One Position, Maximum: Do not apply for more than one internship position at a time. Apply to the one that interests you the most. Then, if you are invited for an interview, you may indicate interest in other positions at that time, and we can discuss which position would be best suited for you. Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must be enrolled in a college or graduate program at the beginning of their internship. Previous internship experience is beneficial but optional. You must have completed some classes relevant to your internship prior to beginning and must show examples of what you know during your interview. The purpose of the internship is to provide training and experience that goes beyond classroom education. Therefore, we rely on each intern (you) to have mastered classroom-level fundamentals related to the internship prior to beginning it, so that you can participate with high-level instructions, minimal direction, and feedback from our professionals and your peers on a weekly basis as a way to learn and grow. We also expect you to fully follow the training materials provided by your syllabus, including taking self-directed learning where specified.  Professionalism Expectations: Internships are unlike the classroom and operate differently than what students do in school. Our internships are meant to challenge you, not to introduce you to a subject for the first time or to tell you exactly how to do everything from the ground up, but also do not expect you to know everything a seasoned professional will. We offer a hands-on experience where interns are empowered to take initiative, problem-solve, use resources, creativity, and personal judgment. After receiving instructions, we expect interns to find their own solutions to problems in collaboration with their peers. We also expect interns to speak up throughout an internship. We work closely with organizations whose mission is to speak and act in ways that take courage for the greater good and value members of our team who can do the same. You will receive individual guidance and feedback from our professionals including occasional meetings with the CEO. You’ll take on roles consistent with the internship but refined to align with current company projects as you collaborate within and across teams in accordance with the amount of initiative you demonstrate. You should be excited to learn new things and be able to take criticism. Our internships are meant to bridge the classroom to the workplace and are designed for those seeking the knowledge-level in between. Frequently Asked Questions:Why Us? Gain real professional training with one or more internship experiences at PromoterMotor. Apply your creativity and drive for project-focused, hands-on learning experiences. In every internship with us, you’ll receive individual guidance and feedback to help you on your path to a professional career. You can participate in our training as an intern or a volunteer, using your time to make a difference. We are all linked, so help us help nonprofits help the world. Why Participate Remotely? We are creating the workplace of the future. It is akin to what the CEO of the multi-billion dollar company Automattic calls Level 5. As a 100% remote company for many years, we have developed remote internship processes that prioritize and achieve freedom, socialization, organization, and personal wellness. See below about networking and meetings. What can we offer you?Real, Hands-on Experience: Rather than the coffee-fetching of a typical internship or the textbook learning of a classroom setting, we provide interns with hands-on experience with real projects. Each intern will have a main project along the lines of the title of the internship position to which they were accepted, plus several side projects, which together create diverse learning experiences. Moreover, your training and participation in our research and development can help nonprofits worldwide connect with donors, volunteers, constituents, and more.Make a Difference: By participating here, you can help a variety of organizations help the world on a larger scale than volunteering for any one nonprofit. Join us in pursuing truth, knowledge, and how best to help the world make itself a better place. We are developing a first-of-its-kind system to help non-profits and for-profits gain the publicity that is currently more desperately needed than ever.Teamwork and Mentorship: PromoterMotor enables you to work in small teams of typically 1 to 5 interns. You’ll meet regularly with fellow interns on your team. You’ll also meet weekly as a team to gain direct supervision and mentorship from the company’s CEO, senior staff members, and/or more seasoned interns.Network with Peers, Mentors, and More: PromoterMotor creates networking opportunities by helping you learn how to communicate effectively with executives. This skill will allow you to build lasting impressions and have direct interactions with staff members and fellow interns around the United States and the world. Interns often report connecting with more people in our remote internships than in physical classrooms of comparable size because of how we encourage and facilitate networking meetings.Company Culture: PromoterMotor believes it’s crucial for interns to feel comfortable speaking up for what they believe in. We value suggestions for improvements on all aspects of our company and voicing opinions about projects in team settings. Additionally, we seek interns who can pursue the career growth they want and the courage to request the kind of work they want to do. PromoterMotor looks for intellectually honest individuals with a spirit of independence and interdependence.Workplace Readiness Training: Employers expect students to understand communication soft skills and corporate culture; however, colleges offer few opportunities for students to learn day-to-day workplace fundamentals for behavior. As a result, we’ve developed something unique: our Rules-of-Thumb (RoT’s) training process. The RoTs are the otherwise unwritten rules of professional etiquette based on hard-learned experiences of industry professionals. We’re developing a book and a training system for explicitly teaching this kind of advice to our employees, interns, and eventually to others, which will be valuable for their future careers.Portfolio: With approval from management, this internship also offers opportunities to add examples to your professional portfolio, which you can later use for future job applications.Academic Credit: If you want work-study or school credit for the internship, we can almost always provide the kind of oversight your university would require. Some educational institutions require prior approval before the start of an internship. It is your responsibility to check with your institution to be sure you meet all requirements for participation before you interview with us. We do NOT require you to enroll in a class or get credit for your internship; some universities do require this of you, others make it optional, and still others do not allow credit.Letter of Recommendation: If you successfully complete one or more internships, we will sign compelling letters of recommendation for you. Previous interns have used these letters to enter our nation’s top graduate programs and excellent post-graduation careers. We can also serve as a reference for various applications you may pursue.Leadership Opportunities: In addition to encouraging each intern to demonstrate personal leadership within their team of fellow interns, PromoterMotor also has “Level 3: Management” internships in every department that people can apply to as long as they have participated in at least one prior internship with us. This advanced position gives smart, responsible interns training and practice for leading teams of other interns while under the supervision of a PromoterMotor supervisor. What does a typical day look like? There is no typical day, but there is a typical week.  What does a typical week look like?You will work either collaboratively in a team or independently on a project of your choice from a list that we will provide.Every week, you will use your “Personal Syllabus” to complete weekly tasks and log your process.In weekly team meetings, you will be guided by Bashpole team members who have years of experience and will act as your supervisor. You may ask questions about department supervisors during your interview. In weekly team meetings, you’ll show your syllabus log to your team via a screenshare and show, get feedback on, and take notes for the next steps with your project.In addition, you'll have intern-only meetings throughout the week to collaborate with your peers, review each other's work, and answer each other's questions.Every other week, we will have an “All Hands and Rule of Thumb (RoT) Meeting” where all interns will work collaboratively on the Rule of Thumb (RoT) book. The book contains our advice about corporate culture and communications soft skills: these are mostly from lessons we learned the 'hard way' in the workplace, things that no one taught us in college classes but that most employers expect you to know. What are the schedule expectations for this internship? We have team and individual meetings every week via Google Meet. We expect you to be generally available for meetings during US Eastern time business hours.Aside from scheduled meetings, you will have your choice for daily start and stop times; you can create a routine that works for you as long as you prioritize your internship.For internships taken during the fall or spring, participate part-time. For internships during the summer, participate full-time. Internships can be a mix of part- and full-time.Manage your schedule well to fulfill the weekly internship time you agree to.Internship start and end dates are flexible according to your university’s calendar for classes. What is the expected time commitment? We offer both part and full-time internships with rolling start dates (starting whichever week of the year works best for you) and can generally work around your class schedule, as long as you commit to a routineYou can switch from full-time to part-time, or vice versa, as long as the duration adds up to a total of at least 400 hours, with 480 hours preferred.If full-time: strongly preferred in summer and available throughout the year, 40 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) lasts for about 3 months.If part-time: during school sessions, 12-20 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) for about 6 months.  When may I get started? If PromoterMotor makes you an internship offer, you may start either as soon as you like or later in the year when your schedule permits: we have an orientation/onboarding meeting almost every Thursday for new interns. When will I start a project? Your first week will consist of onboarding and getting familiar with the environment of the internship, including the team and company resources. After about 1-2 weeks, projects are assigned to you during the weekly team check-in meetings. These weekly sessions allow you to meet with your team to discuss plans, tasks, and feedback. Who is more likely to succeed in this internship position? People with:a genuine interest in the nonprofit consulting sector classroom experience relevant to this positionproactive mindsets that like their voices to be hearddetailed note-taking habitstime management skills who are organized and dependable an eagerness to take initiative with their ideas and communicate early and often How does the interview process work? First, suppose an applicant meets our preliminary qualifications. In that case, we send them a message via Handshake with detailed instructions for setting up an interview that must be followed precisely; otherwise, we will decline the interview. Generally, each applicant has at least one interview during which their aptitude and knowledge are evaluated. If this goes well, the applicant will be given a follow-up task to examine how much they understand about our company and their position. Then, PromoterMotor may send a decision on an internship offer within a few business days. If I apply, what are the odds I’ll be accepted? PromoterMotor posts its internship positions to nearly 1,200 colleges across the USA and receives hundreds of applications for each position for each season of the year. We generally select between 1 and 5 people per position per season (Winter/Spring, Summer, or Fall/Winter). Although our interviews are friendly and conversational, there are many factors that we carefully consider before, during, and after each interview. If you are selected for an interview, there is no guarantee that you will be given an offer. Upon selection for an interview, we will send you a message with everything you need to do to prepare for your interview, and you will be expected to follow all of the instructions thoroughly. It would be best if you took some time to prepare for your interview.  Can I participate in more than one position? Not simultaneously; you may only participate in one position at a time. However, we welcome and encourage sequential internships, meaning participating in one team at one time and then another team at another time.  How will I be supervised, and who will be my supervisor? Each team will report directly to their department manager (who will be your supervisor) every week by screen-sharing a log about their training and accomplishments. (See also “What does a typical week look like?” above.) Your manager may be assisted by other team members and sometimes by interns who are more senior than you, so treat them all as sources of authority. If you ever have concerns about your peers or supervisors, you can contact people at any level of the organization. We prefer that everyone communicate early and often about their concerns and accomplishments! How often will I work with supervisors compared to other interns? This varies from position to position and changes from the beginning to the end of a typical internship; however, generally, you will meet with your supervisor for at least one, if not several, hours a week. You will meet with fellow interns for at least a few hours a week, if not up to about half of the time per week that you spend on your internship. You will work on your own projects and training the rest of the time. If you want to spend more (or less) time working directly with others, let your supervisor know; they can sometimes make adjustments. We encourage you to collaborate with others as often as possible.What are the challenges to expect? Interns grow by dealing with and working through such challenges; this is how the real world works. This internship will take hard work and sometimes will be an imperfect experiment in training. There may be occasional communication at odd hours due to time differences and urgent matters. There will be more intern-intern interaction than with supervisors, and you can expect a mix of training from supervisors and finding and developing training yourself. Tasks may sometimes be vague and unclear, as some assignments will be new. Real people run our organization — and while we are not perfect — we intend to work hard and be the best we can be. We look for interns who have the humility to admit the same about themselves. What have previous interns said? Check out testimonials from our previous interns on our Careers page: https://promotermotor.com/careers/ There are no costs of any sort to participate in our internships, ever. Our internship is like a class that you get to take for free. Yet, even though our internships provide substantial experiential learning, we recognize that personal financial situations are sometimes an obstacle. If this concerns you, check with your career services center and academic advisers about whether your college offers any form of support that helps students take unpaid internships. Some colleges have scholarships, grants, stipends, or options for gaining class credit; some do not; either way, there are never fees nor expenses of any kind related to our internships, and you should be wary of any company that would try to charge you for anything for an internship. Why is it an unpaid internship? PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that’s rebranding itself, which explains the start-up-like environment. Due to these circumstances, we currently don’t provide compensation. In lieu of payment, we provide interns with rich learning experiences such as receiving mentorship, the responsibility to create training, strong recommendation letters based on performance, and the opportunity to graduate with advanced management-based experiences. We are also newly offering a monetary bonus program that all our team members at PromoterMotor are aware of and eligible for. PromoterMotor dba Bashpole Software, Inc. complies with all US Department of Labor Federal Internship Guidelines per https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.htm. This position also complies with NACE Criteria for internships per http://www.naceweb.org/about-us/advocacy/position-statements/position-statement-us-internships/#sthash.WbfvUjco.dpuf. What if I’m an international student? International students are encouraged to apply for any and all internships. Show your university this internship description and check with them about their requirements. If selected, confirm everything is approved through your university before beginning an internship. PromoterMotor will provide documentation for the university in the form of an internship offer agreement.  Non-Discrimination Policy: All nonprofits we serve are required to be compliant with Google’s non-discrimination policies, meaning that PromoterMotor works with a diverse set of nonprofits, such as nonprofits working with crime to mental health issues to combating misinformation. Thus, PromoterMotor interns are expected to be non-discriminatory themselves and help us serve any nonprofit that fits the eligibility guidelines. See more at https://promotermotor.com/careers/. Due to the volume of applicants, there can sometimes be a backlog that causes delays in our responses or no interview time openings for days to weeks, so read our several internship descriptions thoroughly, decide which if just one position fits you really well, and apply for that one. Please apply for only 1 position at a time, even if you are interested in several, and you can apply at any time of year. Applicants must be at least a college freshman before applying and be enrolled or planning to continue to enroll as an undergraduate or graduate student to be eligible to participate in our internships, not graduated permanently. If you are invited to interview, we prefer you schedule a time with us about halfway between now and when you might want to begin an internship. You may send us a message with your questions at any time. Please do not schedule interviews or informational meetings with us via “Meet Us” calendar links on the PromoterMotor website; those are for our prospective clients. Instead, carefully follow the instructions herein. See http://promotermotor.com/careers/ Please apply to our positions via Handshake, not email, if possible. See also below. Initially, you don't need to submit your resume or unofficial transcript via Handshake. If we decide to take the next steps in the application process, we will ask you to supply those materials then. We prefer to have these materials sent via email to confirm that method of communication between you and our team. When applying on Handshake, ensure your GPA is visible to employers. GPA is one of the many factors we consider when screening candidates and reviewing applications. We encourage you to show your GPA on Handshake so that employers who consider a student’s GPA will review your application. If you seek credit or are on a visa, check with your school's Internship Coordinator before interviewing to determine if this position satisfies the criteria. Many of our past interns have received credit through many universities, but you must check with yours individually. We do not require you to pursue credit nor do we guarantee that you’ll receive it; however, we have always successfully assisted those who have sought it in conjunction with internships with us. To Apply: You must be a student for the duration of your internship and must not have permanently graduated. Interns – whether interested in one or multiple internships – will require only a single, one-hour first interview. If you meet these criteria, then 1) if you have access to Handshake, follow the instructions there. Doing so is part of the interview process and test. Or 2) if not, email [email protected] with a note that you do not have access to Handshake, a polite self-introduction message, the full name of the position that interests you the most (copy/paste the name from the title of the page for that position), and your majors, minors, graduation date, cumulative GPA, and how you found this position. You will not be offered an interview if you do not include all of the requested information. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Employer: Tremco CPG Inc. - Weatherproofing Technologies Inc.
Expires: 08/03/2025
GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE JOB: This position performs diagnostic various onsite inspections for customers as well as other inspection servicesESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform/assist with diagnostic roof inspections, including Infrared, Nuclear, visual, & other inspection services, along with related information gathering and verification tasks.Work with Lead Diagnostics TechnicianCollaborate with other Field Supervisors as necessary.Assist with the Quality Control (QC) process of all diagnostic jobs, including the proper documentation, to ensure that all work was completed properly and that the customer was fully satisfied.Conduct and foster professional and timely communication (via email, voicemail, in person) with the customers, sales reps, field staff, and internal company personnel on all diagnostic related matters.Serve as a contact for the office personnel if there are any problems concerning a diagnostic issue.Project a professional appearance and demeanor at all times while completing services for a customer.In conjunction with the Manager of Diagnostic Services, assist in the training of other field personnel on diagnostic tools, techniques, processes, etc.Proper completion of all services and related paperwork.Participate in all safety trainings and complete any required documentation.Perform any other duty and/or project as required or assigned by the Manager of Diagnostic Services or the VP of General ServicesADDITIONAL SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:Functional computer skillsPrior safety training and complete a minimum of 10-hour OSHA certificationPlanning and organizational skills. Able to juggle multiple priorities and demonstrate good task managementAbility to work independentlyExcellent customer service skills and ability to build relationshipsAbility to climb up and down interior/exterior ladders to access roofs (minimum of 20 ft.) and carry basic hand tools, equipment, and/or material up to approx. 75 lbs. over long distancesCapable of walking along rooftop edges (no fear of heights, good balance, etc.)Ability to handle prolonged exposure to outside weather conditions (heat, cold, etc.)Prior roofing inspection and diagnostic experience a plusPrior roofing experience, including patch and repair skills a plusKnowledge of Project Management, planning, and scheduling skillsKnowledge and experience in monitoring and maintaining Quality ControlThe salary range for applicants in this position generally ranges between $53,000 and $66,000. This range is an estimate, based on potential employee qualifications, operations, needs, and other considerations permitted by law. Tremco offers a variety of benefits to its employees, including but not limited to: health insurance, paid time off, 401(k) with company match, Company Pension Plan, and continuing education.Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, protected veteran status or disability.

Employer: The Young Talons
Expires: 08/20/2025
.Design Intern/Volunteer Opportunity: Global Esports League Swag & MemorabiliaAbout the OpportunityAre you a creative and driven designer passionate about gaming, esports, and education? Join our dynamic team and contribute to the branding and style of the Global Scholastic Esports League (GSEL)! Launched by The Huggins Foundation DBA The Young Talons, GSEL integrates education with esports, creating a platform that empowers students worldwide through gaming and learning.This internship or volunteer role is perfect for someone eager to showcase their design skills while creating unique jerseys, swag, t-shirts, and memorabilia that reflect our league's educational and competitive spirit.This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience and build your portfolio in a highly creative environment. The position will begin on a trial basis, with 30 noncontiguous hours over the course of 60 business days, ensuring a mutual fit and productive collaboration.In this role, you’ll have the chance to make a real impact on the identity and merchandising of GSEL, with the possibility of a long-term partnership as we expand globally.Role OverviewKey Responsibilities:As a Design Intern/Volunteer, you will:Design esports jerseys, t-shirts, and other swag for players and fans.Create layouts and mockups for a variety of memorabilia and merchandise.Collaborate with our team to brainstorm design concepts that align with GSEL's mission of combining education and esports.Maintain the league's aesthetic and ensure visual consistency across all merchandise.Prepare designs for production, liaising with printers and vendors to ensure quality results.Essential Skills and Expertise:Graphic Design and Merchandising:Proficiency in design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and Canva.Strong understanding of typography, color theory, and composition.Ability to create dynamic, esports-themed designs that captivate fans and highlight educational themes.Creative Thinking and Collaboration:Ability to generate unique design concepts and adapt feedback into polished work.Strong communication skills to work effectively with team members and stakeholders.Project Management:Organized and able to manage multiple design tasks simultaneously.Timeliness in delivering designs and meeting production deadlines.Bonus Skills:Experience in esports or gaming-related design.Knowledge of print production processes (screen printing, embroidery, sublimation, etc.).Familiarity with esports league branding and merchandising trends.Why Join Us?Gain valuable design experience in a fast-paced and innovative field.Build your portfolio with diverse projects that reach a global audience.Be part of a passionate team integrating education with esports to create a positive global impact.Enjoy the flexibility of a remote role while making a tangible impact.If you’re a creative visionary ready to design for a global stage, apply now and help bring the Global Scholastic Esports League (GSEL) to life!

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 08/21/2025
Position Summary:The Strategic Assistant to the Executive Director at Seaside Sustainability collaborates closely with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, to manage executive-level projects for Seaside. They will be helping Eric oversee every department often acting as his liaison or simply as Eric. Working alongside Fellows and Department Managers, the Strategic Assistant ensures project deadlines are met, monitors progress, and encourages leadership development. This critical role drives Seaside's growth as well as making a meaningful difference in the organization's mission and vision. We are currently looking for Strategic Assistants to assist with project management by specializing in one department. Our current department openings are: Human Resources, Website & Technology, and Grant Writing. The responsibilities of a Strategic Assistant to Eric encompass a wide range of dynamic tasks, but they are not limited to the items listed below. As the nature of the role involves collaborating with Eric on various projects and supporting his evolving needs, there may be adjustments and additional tasks based on the organization's requirements. Adaptability and flexibility are key attributes that will allow you to thrive in this position and contribute effectively to the success of Seaside Sustainability. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Project Collaboration with Eric:Collaborate closely with Eric on various projects that align with his current focus and needsAdapt to changing priorities and contribute to the successful execution of strategic initiativesWeekly Check-in Meetings with departments:Attend weekly check-in meetings with departments overseen by Eric.Assist Eric during these meetings and communicate with Fellows to monitor project statuses.Management Meetings:Participate in management meetings 2-3 times a week with senior management.Contribute to discussions and provide valuable insights to support decision-making.Special Projects:Work on specific projects as assigned, making a meaningful impact across different areas.Embrace the flexibility to adapt your responsibilities based on the organization's evolving needs.Communication and Coordination:Facilitate effective communication between Eric and other team members, ensuring clear directives.Coordinate meetings, agendas, and follow-up actions to ensure seamless project progress.Create meetings, maintain, and update the Executive Director’s calendar efficiently, ensuring prioritization, avoiding conflicts, and optimizing their time for maximum productivity.Data Management:Organize and maintain data, documents and files related to ongoing projects and initiatives.Ensure accurate and up-to-date information is readily accessible for reference.Marketing Plan:Ensure completion of the Marketing Form by all departments to keep the Marketing department informed about Social Media and Newsletter content.Enhance cross-departmental communication with the Marketing team.Prioritize the posting of important and relevant information, with a focus on Seaside's activities. Qualifications:Excellent written and verbal communication skillsAbility to adapt to changing priorities and handle unforeseen challenges with a flexible and proactive approach.Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to analyze complex situations and propose innovative solutions.Demonstrated leadership qualities to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams and provide guidance to project managers.Excellent time management skills to meet project deadlines and attend various meetings.Comfortable using technology and software tools for database management, communication, and project tracking.Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.Demonstrated commitment to the mission and values of the organization.Please upload your resume in PDF format, word documents won't be considered      “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity! 

Employer: Prudential Financial - Prudential Financial
Expires: 08/25/2025
Group Insurance Premier Sales Associate (Sales Training Program)Location: Phoenix, AZ Prudential’s Group Insurance is an operating unit within the U.S. Businesses Division that primarily focuses on creating, distributing, and administering a complex range of life and disability insurance products for many top Fortune 500 companies. Our Group Insurance (GI) Distribution organization delivers benefit services and solutions needed to fulfill our purpose of making lives better by solving the financial challenges of our changing world. The group is comprised of early talent, experienced, and executive teams with a keen focus on customer and marketplace centricity. We are looking for sales-oriented individuals to join our Distribution team as a sales professional and participate in our sales training program beginning in June 2025. Program Overview:The Prudential sales training Program starts with a 5-month comprehensive training program that consists of the group insurance business model, group insurance and holistic wellness products and services, insurance licensing exam support, and consultative selling skills. You will gain a deep understanding in these areas through various learning methods including hands-on coaching and 1-on-1 job shadowing with territory management. Through our sales training program you will receive continuous training and guidance from experienced sales professionals and Group Insurance business partners that will help you to develop product knowledge, effective sales and relationship building skills. You will be a part of one of the strongest, most respected group insurance companies in the nation. You’ll have the opportunity to move your career forward in a dynamic, solutions-oriented, team environment. You will be offered a competitive base salary and competitive Total Rewards package and the opportunity to earn additional compensation through earned commission upon successful completion of the training program.  Prudential is committed to your long-term success! Responsibilities Upon Completion of the sales training program:Successfully pass and maintain state insurance exam/license within six months from date of hireDevelop and maintain relationships with insurance intermediaries/brokersSell our group portfolio of products specific to life and disability programs through intermediaries/brokers to employers with 100-5000 employees.  Create and deliver presentations to intermediaries/brokers and decision makersEnhance Prudential’s brand in assigned territory through frequent face-to-face meetings, drive increased quote activity and ultimately, sell to new customers/ additional products to existing customersCustomer Focused Qualifications:0-3 years of related work experienceBachelor's degree preferred and/or Military experienceWillingness to relocate prior to and upon completion of the program not required but would be a plus What you’ll need to succeed:Strong Interpersonal, communication and presentation skillsDemonstrable leadership abilities and capabilities to influence othersAbility to build and maintain excellent relationshipsResults oriented with demonstrated time management and organizational skillsPossess a strong work ethic and the ability to adapt to changeAbility/willingness to work independently and in a virtual/remote environmentGoal oriented and demonstrates drive to succeed All candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.  Prudential is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and is committed to diversity in its workforce Prudential is required by state specific laws to include the salary range for this role when hiring a resident in applicable locations. The base salary for this role is $60,000 + applicable sales commissions and/or bonuses. Roles may also be eligible for additional compensation and/or benefits. Eligibility to participate in a discretionary annual incentive program is subject to the rules governing the program, whereby an award, if any, depends on various factors including, without limitation, individual and organizational performance. In addition, employees are eligible for standard benefits package including paid time off, medical, dental and retirement  What we offer you:Market competitive base salaries, with a yearly bonus potential at every level. Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability insurance, Paid Time Off (PTO), and leave of absences, such as parental and military leave. 401(k) plan with company match (up to 4%). Company-funded pension plan. Wellness Programs including up to $1,600 a year for reimbursement of items purchased to support personal wellbeing needs. Work/Life Resources to help support topics such as parenting, housing, senior care, finances, pets, legal matters, education, emotional and mental health, and career development.  Education Benefit to help finance traditional college enrollment toward obtaining an approved degree and many accredited certificate programs.  Employee Stock Purchase Plan: Shares can be purchased at 85% of the lower of two prices (Beginning or End of the purchase period), after one year of service.  Eligibility to participate in a discretionary annual incentive program is subject to the rules governing the program, whereby an award, if any, depends on various factors including, without limitation, individual and organizational performance. To find out more about our Total Rewards package, visit Work Life Balance | Prudential Careers. Some of the above benefits may not apply to part-time employees scheduled to work less than 20 hours per week.   

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 09/11/2025
 Business Operation - Development InternsThe Development Team Intern will support Seaside Sustainability’s efforts in fundraising and development, playing a crucial role in securing resources to further our mission. This position involves various aspects of fundraising, including major gifts, corporate giving, grant writing, and government and institutional grants. Interns will have the opportunity to focus on one or more of these pillars, gaining valuable, real-life experience in the environmental and sustainability sector.Job Duties and Responsibilities:Prospecting: Identify and research potential partners whose funding priorities align with Seaside Sustainability's mission.Relationship Management: Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with existing and prospective partners.Proposal Development: Lead the preparation of impactful and persuasive funding proposals and solicitation letters to individuals and organizations, ensuring alignment with both Seaside Sustainability's objectives and the funders' goals.Communication: Manage all aspects of communications, including queries, updates, and reporting to funders and stakeholders.Reporting to Leadership: Provide regular updates to the leadership team on the status of funding activities, challenges, and opportunities.Strategic Planning: Collaborate with the leadership team to develop strategies that enhance funding opportunities and align with organizational goals.Desired Experience & Skills needed: Passion for the environment, climate, and sustainability-focused initiatives.Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Strong interpersonal skills to build relationships with funders and stakeholders.Organized, detail-oriented, and proactive in managing multiple tasks.Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.Fearlessness in approaching potential funders and stakeholders.Familiarity with grant writing and fundraising processes (preferred but not required).Flexibility, open-mind, and a can-do attitude for ever-changing projects.Punctuality and commitment to tasks, projects, and teammates.Work Environment:This is a remote internship position, and all interns work from their individual home offices across the globe.Interns must have access to a computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection to perform duties, attend meetings, and communicate effectively.Interns are expected to commit a minimum of fifteen hours per week and meet weekly deadlines set by their supervisors.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).This is an unpaid position.Learning Outcome:Develop practical skills in fundraising, grant writing, and donor relationship management.Gain a deep understanding of the fundraising landscape within the environmental and sustainability sector.Enhance strategic thinking and project management skills through hands-on experience.Build communication and relationship-building skills essential for success in development roles.                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship.Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagerSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 10/21/2025
Volunteers' Coordinator Intern Position Summary:Volunteers' Coordinator Intern are responsible for the management of all current and incoming volunteers, including the end-to-end recruitment cycle and program management process. Volunteer Coordinators are essential to our operation of Seaside Sustainability, and are imperative to the establishment and success of the volunteer program. Job Duties and Responsibilities:Manage all aspects of the volunteer program experience, including implementation of new organizational processes and policies.Develop and update volunteer job descriptions to ensure clarity in roles, responsibilities, and expectations.Develop and update volunteer offer lettersManage the full talent acquisition cycle—including recruiting, screening, and interviewing—while also facilitating onboarding and offboarding procedures for all volunteers.Work closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future volunteer sessions Collect and analyze feedback from volunteers throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and successPresent regular program updates to the Human Resources Management Team and our Executive DirectorVolunteer Coordinators will be required to work 15 hours per week throughout their involvement with Seaside Sustainability *Please note that responsibilities may change throughout the duration of the position QualificationsCurrent enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (human resources or business administration)Highly organized with strong attention to detailAbility to work in an environment of uncertainty and with minimal instructionHighly flexible, with the ability to exercise critical thinking while adapting to new situationsExcellent verbal and written communication skillsExperience with enhancing surrounding work ethic and motivation, particularly in a volunteer capacityHighly proactive and empathetic, promptly administering to issues before they ariseStrong initiative for project management and implementationCommitment to enhancing the volunteer experience and overall organization of our volunteer programExperience with conducting interviews, screening resumes, and evaluating applications is a plusExperience with HR policy creation and coordination is an asset. Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship.   Learning Outcomes: Develop practical recruitment, screening, interviewing, onboarding, and offboarding skills.Gain insights into the various stages of the employee lifecycle within a professional setting.Enhance communication and interpersonal skills through interactions with diverse stakeholders.Acquire a comprehensive understanding of HR operations and practices. Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered. “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: PromoterMotor.com - Headquarters
Expires: 10/23/2025
PromoterMotor™ applies and shares diverse knowledge from many disciplines: we serve diverse non-profits and for-impact for-profits with strategic and tactical marketing that bolsters growth, awareness, attracting support, and sales. Our internships are arranged into departments of collaborating skill-areas that enable various related majors, minors, and concentrations to focus on education-relevant training projects relevant to our internal operations and/or our client activities. PromoterMotor’s scalable, AI-assisted services maximize public attention, donations, and interactions, ensuring outstanding service for organizations across the United States. You will learn from how we arise to provide first-class consulting, training, and combined prospecting and appointment setting that ensures quality for our clients and teammates. See also the new division of our company at NourishCap.com. At PromoterMotor, you benefit good organizations while gaining practical experience through real-world applications. Educated, highly trained members, up to and including the CEO, will directly guide you. We have trained over 300 interns through business, digital design, human resources, marketing, software engineering, and technical writing teams. We provide project-based, hands-on learning experiences, valuable mentorship, and inclusive collaboration. Join us to make a difference!  Rolling Start and End Dates All Year apply today after reading this posting completely: we take applications from over 1,200 colleges and accommodate all of their schedules by enabling selected interns to start at almost any week of the year. Ignore the start date in Handshake; its software does not allow date ranges, but we do!100% Remote Participate-from-Anywhere PositionFull-time and Part-time flexible participation within and across semesters and breaks is allowedUnpaid Internship for with syllabus-based training, plusProject-based Learning where you can request options that extend your training well beyond what you started to learn in collegePersonal Growth and Ongoing Career Achievements, including resume building, structured internship programs and supervision, networking opportunities, future careers at PromoterMotor, and developing skills required by top companies and prestigious graduate schoolsPossible Academic Credit: check with your college about credit (some colleges require it for internships; for others, it is optional) and visa requirements before applyingPossible second internship to gain wider training and skills within the same or different department after good performance in your first internship with usProject-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process  Project-based Learning: This team is developing the visual content for PromoterMotor's upcoming books, websites, and related materials for new employees, managers, digital media professionals, and more. Our goal with the book is to provide everyday advice that is almost too common and subtle for the professors to have taught them in typical classes in any department. It is about the kinds of things that employers expect you to know but that aren't part of classes, aren't part of common knowledge, and aren't even taught by employers, not even by ones with handbooks and training for their employees. For example, handbooks teach employees about the law in company policies but not about soft skills or how to get ahead in the eyes of their supervisors. Projects will include the visual design of the topics and facilitate the collaborative RoT meeting to ensure interns are equipped with the necessary tools to empower them at the start of their professional careers. Your training experience will be aligned with the activities of the company during the time of your internship, so while overarching training and responsibilities will be similar to what is described here, the projects and details of the experience will evolve over time. We expect that applicants already have learned the fundamentals of design through their coursework. This internship focuses on applying those fundamentals in a way that receives feedback that is realistic to the professional world. It will give you experiences with how design interplays with other departments that is not commonly taught in college design programs. If you are looking for an internship that teaches design basics, this is not the internship for you; learn those from having taken at least 1 to 2 years of college classes already. Learn how to apply that knowledge here. We do not have a full-time design expert on the team, so the supervision and feedback will be primarily from the CEO, marketing, and business department leaders along with an optional external expert design mentor. Training and Responsibilities May Include But Will Not Be Limited ToDesign illustrations, layouts, and promotional imagery for the RoT bookFacilitate and help lead the biweekly, collaborative RoT meeting with all internsParticipate in a 100% remote environment alongside peers across the globeNavigate diverse workplace with varying time zones and cultural backgrounds while maintaining an inclusive and supportive environmentBuild strong connections with other interns and staff people through networking, peer collaboration, and other weekly meetings while working remotely.Attend regular meetings to network and work alongside other teams and departments, preventing isolation and facilitating collaborationThis team will sometimes work with the software engineering teams (regarding coding), marketing teams (regarding messaging), business teams (regarding sales leads), human resources teams, and technical writing teams. Notes: Think of this internship as an opportunity to apply the skills you’ve gained in the classroom to real-world situations, not as an introduction to skills or an alternative to classes. Also, look for us to give you the kind of real-world business context and feedback that professors generally cannot provide, not only about your specific skill area but (perhaps more importantly!) feedback from perspectives outside of your major, such as how various other aspects of the business drive needs and decisions for your projects. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it indicates the many projects taking place. You might focus on some of these to the exclusion of others. Tasks and training will change according to business needs. Examples of Relevant Future Careers include but are not limited to: Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Digital Media Specialist Examples of Relevant Majors include but are not limited to: Digital Media, Graphic Design, Digital, Web Design, Marketing, Advertising, Visual Design, Digital Arts, Fine Arts, Communication, UX Design Quantitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Created numerous designs that illustrate the content of a bookCreated many designs featured in my portfolio Qualitative Resume Accomplishments: After completing this internship, depending on the projects completed, here are the top accomplishments that you might be able to add to your resume:Led discussions in meetings regarding internal training for all team membersParticipated in and expanded the training procedures that will benefit future internsPresented the status and progress of ongoing projects in weekly meetings with supervisors and colleagues for evaluation  Learning Objectives:Rapport-building: Develop high networking outreach skills through creating and utilizing communicationsPresentations: Contribute to and deliver effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiencesFacilitation: Help learners acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills through asking questions and encouraging open discussionsReading and Writing Comprehension: Develop excellent oral and written communication skills in professional documents, especially with creating and improving templates and spreadsheetsTime Management, Organization, and Coordination: Focus on different tasks and use time, energy, strength, mental capacity, physical space, etc. effectively and efficiently to achieve the desired outcomeService Orientation: Deepen knowledge of the nonprofit consulting sectorTelecommuting: Participate remotely in both a team and individuallyCommunication: Make connections with your peers and others through a positive personality and sense of humor Technology Learning Areas: Please review these tutorials before beginning an internship with us.Vector-based design software, like Illustrator and/or Inkscape, see https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/tutorials.html and https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.htmlGoogle Suite, especially spreadsheets (Google Sheets) and documents that can be edited collaboratively, such as support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282959 up to and including the Level 3 -- Advanced sectionGoogle Meet video conferencing software, such as cloudskillsboost.google/course_templates/198Meeting recording software, such as obsproject.com/wikiSystems for Continual Process Improvement, see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continual_improvement_process About PromoterMotor.com PromoterMotor is an Advertising Agency and a Division of Bashpole Software, Inc. Our Mission: For-impact companies use our services to benefit the world: PromoterMotor helps nonprofits and for-profits gain online visibility and automate marketing functions. We help for-impact organizations get and make maximal use of free advertising from Google and communicate through social platforms. PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that makes a difference. Emerging Growth Company: PromoterMotor by Bashpole Software, Inc. has a close yet professional environment with fewer than 10 team members plus many bright interns; our growth in clients and staff is accelerating, making this an exciting time to get involved. Check out our internship and contractor positions and testimonials from departments such as Marketing, Digital Media, Business, Software Engineering, Technical Writing, and Human Resources: https://promotermotor.com/careers/About Our Internships Apply to One Position, Maximum: Do not apply for more than one internship position at a time. Apply to the one that interests you the most. Then, if you are invited for an interview, you may indicate interest in other positions at that time, and we can discuss which position would be best suited for you. Minimum Education and Experience: Applicants must be enrolled in a college or graduate program at the beginning of their internship. Previous internship experience is beneficial but optional. You must have completed some classes relevant to your internship prior to beginning and must show examples of what you know during your interview. The purpose of the internship is to provide training and experience that goes beyond classroom education. Therefore, we rely on each intern (you) to have mastered classroom-level fundamentals related to the internship prior to beginning it, so that you can participate with high-level instructions, minimal direction, and feedback from our professionals and your peers on a weekly basis as a way to learn and grow. We also expect you to fully follow the training materials provided by your syllabus, including taking self-directed learning where specified.  Professionalism Expectations: Internships are unlike the classroom and operate differently than what students do in school. Our internships are meant to challenge you, not to introduce you to a subject for the first time or to tell you exactly how to do everything from the ground up, but also do not expect you to know everything a seasoned professional will. We offer a hands-on experience where interns are empowered to take initiative, problem-solve, use resources, creativity, and personal judgment. After receiving instructions, we expect interns to find their own solutions to problems in collaboration with their peers. We also expect interns to speak up throughout an internship. We work closely with organizations whose mission is to speak and act in ways that take courage for the greater good and value members of our team who can do the same. You will receive individual guidance and feedback from our professionals including occasional meetings with the CEO. You’ll take on roles consistent with the internship but refined to align with current company projects as you collaborate within and across teams in accordance with the amount of initiative you demonstrate. You should be excited to learn new things and be able to take criticism. Our internships are meant to bridge the classroom to the workplace and are designed for those seeking the knowledge-level in between. Frequently Asked Questions:Why Us? Gain real professional training with one or more internship experiences at PromoterMotor. Apply your creativity and drive for project-focused, hands-on learning experiences. In every internship with us, you’ll receive individual guidance and feedback to help you on your path to a professional career. You can participate in our training as an intern or a volunteer, using your time to make a difference. We are all linked, so help us help nonprofits help the world. Why Participate Remotely? We are creating the workplace of the future. It is akin to what the CEO of the multi-billion dollar company Automattic calls Level 5. As a 100% remote company for many years, we have developed remote internship processes that prioritize and achieve freedom, socialization, organization, and personal wellness. See below about networking and meetings. What can we offer you?Real, Hands-on Experience: Rather than the coffee-fetching of a typical internship or the textbook learning of a classroom setting, we provide interns with hands-on experience with real projects. Each intern will have a main project along the lines of the title of the internship position to which they were accepted, plus several side projects, which together create diverse learning experiences. Moreover, your training and participation in our research and development can help nonprofits worldwide connect with donors, volunteers, constituents, and more.Make a Difference: By participating here, you can help a variety of organizations help the world on a larger scale than volunteering for any one nonprofit. Join us in pursuing truth, knowledge, and how best to help the world make itself a better place. We are developing a first-of-its-kind system to help non-profits and for-profits gain the publicity that is currently more desperately needed than ever.Teamwork and Mentorship: PromoterMotor enables you to work in small teams of typically 1 to 5 interns. You’ll meet regularly with fellow interns on your team. You’ll also meet weekly as a team to gain direct supervision and mentorship from the company’s CEO, senior staff members, and/or more seasoned interns.Network with Peers, Mentors, and More: PromoterMotor creates networking opportunities by helping you learn how to communicate effectively with executives. This skill will allow you to build lasting impressions and have direct interactions with staff members and fellow interns around the United States and the world. Interns often report connecting with more people in our remote internships than in physical classrooms of comparable size because of how we encourage and facilitate networking meetings.Company Culture: PromoterMotor believes it’s crucial for interns to feel comfortable speaking up for what they believe in. We value suggestions for improvements on all aspects of our company and voicing opinions about projects in team settings. Additionally, we seek interns who can pursue the career growth they want and the courage to request the kind of work they want to do. PromoterMotor looks for intellectually honest individuals with a spirit of independence and interdependence.Workplace Readiness Training: Employers expect students to understand communication soft skills and corporate culture; however, colleges offer few opportunities for students to learn day-to-day workplace fundamentals for behavior. As a result, we’ve developed something unique: our Rules-of-Thumb (RoT’s) training process. The RoTs are the otherwise unwritten rules of professional etiquette based on hard-learned experiences of industry professionals. We’re developing a book and a training system for explicitly teaching this kind of advice to our employees, interns, and eventually to others, which will be valuable for their future careers.Portfolio: With approval from management, this internship also offers opportunities to add examples to your professional portfolio, which you can later use for future job applications.Academic Credit: If you want work-study or school credit for the internship, we can almost always provide the kind of oversight your university would require. Some educational institutions require prior approval before the start of an internship. It is your responsibility to check with your institution to be sure you meet all requirements for participation before you interview with us. We do NOT require you to enroll in a class or get credit for your internship; some universities do require this of you, others make it optional, and still others do not allow credit.Letter of Recommendation: If you successfully complete one or more internships, we will sign compelling letters of recommendation for you. Previous interns have used these letters to enter our nation’s top graduate programs and excellent post-graduation careers. We can also serve as a reference for various applications you may pursue.Leadership Opportunities: In addition to encouraging each intern to demonstrate personal leadership within their team of fellow interns, PromoterMotor also has “Level 3: Management” internships in every department that people can apply to as long as they have participated in at least one prior internship with us. This advanced position gives smart, responsible interns training and practice for leading teams of other interns while under the supervision of a PromoterMotor supervisor. What does a typical day look like? There is no typical day, but there is a typical week.  What does a typical week look like?You will work either collaboratively in a team or independently on a project of your choice from a list that we will provide.Every week, you will use your “Personal Syllabus” to complete weekly tasks and log your process.In weekly team meetings, you will be guided by Bashpole team members who have years of experience and will act as your supervisor. You may ask questions about department supervisors during your interview. In weekly team meetings, you’ll show your syllabus log to your team via a screenshare and show, get feedback on, and take notes for the next steps with your project.In addition, you'll have intern-only meetings throughout the week to collaborate with your peers, review each other's work, and answer each other's questions.Every other week, we will have an “All Hands and Rule of Thumb (RoT) Meeting” where all interns will work collaboratively on the Rule of Thumb (RoT) book. The book contains our advice about corporate culture and communications soft skills: these are mostly from lessons we learned the 'hard way' in the workplace, things that no one taught us in college classes but that most employers expect you to know. What are the schedule expectations for this internship? We have team and individual meetings every week via Google Meet. We expect you to be generally available for meetings during US Eastern time business hours.Aside from scheduled meetings, you will have your choice for daily start and stop times; you can create a routine that works for you as long as you prioritize your internship.For internships taken during the fall or spring, participate part-time. For internships during the summer, participate full-time. Internships can be a mix of part- and full-time.Manage your schedule well to fulfill the weekly internship time you agree to.Internship start and end dates are flexible according to your university’s calendar for classes. What is the expected time commitment? We offer both part and full-time internships with rolling start dates (starting whichever week of the year works best for you) and can generally work around your class schedule, as long as you commit to a routineYou can switch from full-time to part-time, or vice versa, as long as the duration adds up to a total of at least 400 hours, with 480 hours preferred.If full-time: strongly preferred in summer and available throughout the year, 40 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) lasts for about 3 months.If part-time: during school sessions, 12-20 hours/week (or whatever is the maximum your college allows) for about 6 months. When may I get started? If PromoterMotor makes you an internship offer, you may start either as soon as you like or later in the year when your schedule permits: we have an orientation/onboarding meeting almost every Thursday for new interns. When will I start a project? Your first week will consist of onboarding and getting familiar with the environment of the internship, including the team and company resources. After about 1-2 weeks, projects are assigned to you during the weekly team check-in meetings. These weekly sessions allow you to meet with your team to discuss plans, tasks, and feedback. Who is more likely to succeed in this internship position? People with:a genuine interest in the nonprofit consulting sectorclassroom experience relevant to this positionproactive mindsets that like their voices to be hearddetailed note-taking habitstime management skills who are organized and dependablean eagerness to take initiative with their ideas and communicate early and often How does the interview process work? First, suppose an applicant meets our preliminary qualifications. In that case, we send them a message via Handshake with detailed instructions for setting up an interview that must be followed precisely; otherwise, we will decline the interview. Generally, each applicant has at least one interview during which their aptitude and knowledge are evaluated. If this goes well, the applicant will be given a follow-up task to examine how much they understand about our company and their position. Then, PromoterMotor may send a decision on an internship offer within a few business days. If I apply, what are the odds I’ll be accepted? PromoterMotor posts its internship positions to nearly 1,200 colleges across the USA and receives hundreds of applications for each position for each season of the year. We generally select between 1 and 5 people per position per season (Winter/Spring, Summer, or Fall/Winter). Although our interviews are friendly and conversational, there are many factors that we carefully consider before, during, and after each interview. If you are selected for an interview, there is no guarantee that you will be given an offer. Upon selection for an interview, we will send you a message with everything you need to do to prepare for your interview, and you will be expected to follow all of the instructions thoroughly. It would be best if you took some time to prepare for your interview.  Can I participate in more than one position? Not simultaneously; you may only participate in one position at a time. However, we welcome and encourage sequential internships, meaning participating in one team at one time and then another team at another time.  How will I be supervised, and who will be my supervisor? Each team will report directly to their department manager (who will be your supervisor) every week by screen-sharing a log about their training and accomplishments. (See also “What does a typical week look like?” above.) Your manager may be assisted by other team members and sometimes by interns who are more senior than you, so treat them all as sources of authority. If you ever have concerns about your peers or supervisors, you can contact people at any level of the organization. We prefer that everyone communicate early and often about their concerns and accomplishments! How often will I work with supervisors compared to other interns? This varies from position to position and changes from the beginning to the end of a typical internship; however, generally, you will meet with your supervisor for at least one, if not several, hours a week. You will meet with fellow interns for at least a few hours a week, if not up to about half of the time per week that you spend on your internship. You will work on your own projects and training the rest of the time. If you want to spend more (or less) time working directly with others, let your supervisor know; they can sometimes make adjustments. We encourage you to collaborate with others as often as possible.What are the challenges to expect? Interns grow by dealing with and working through such challenges; this is how the real world works. This internship will take hard work and sometimes will be an imperfect experiment in training. There may be occasional communication at odd hours due to time differences and urgent matters. There will be more intern-intern interaction than with supervisors, and you can expect a mix of training from supervisors and finding and developing training yourself. Tasks may sometimes be vague and unclear, as some assignments will be new. Real people run our organization — and while we are not perfect — we intend to work hard and be the best we can be. We look for interns who have the humility to admit the same about themselves. What have previous interns said? Check out testimonials from our previous interns on our Careers page: https://promotermotor.com/careers/ There are no costs of any sort to participate in our internships, ever. Our internship is like a class that you get to take for free. Yet, even though our internships provide substantial experiential learning, we recognize that personal financial situations are sometimes an obstacle. If this concerns you, check with your career services center and academic advisers about whether your college offers any form of support that helps students take unpaid internships. Some colleges have scholarships, grants, stipends, or options for gaining class credit; some do not; either way, there are never fees nor expenses of any kind related to our internships, and you should be wary of any company that would try to charge you for anything for an internship. Why is it an unpaid internship? PromoterMotor is a for-profit company that’s rebranding itself, which explains the start-up-like environment. Due to these circumstances, we currently don’t provide compensation. In lieu of payment, we provide interns with rich learning experiences such as receiving mentorship, the responsibility to create training, strong recommendation letters based on performance, and the opportunity to graduate with advanced management-based experiences. We are also newly offering a monetary bonus program that all our team members at PromoterMotor are aware of and eligible for. PromoterMotor dba Bashpole Software, Inc. complies with all US Department of Labor Federal Internship Guidelines per https://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/whdfs71.htm. This position also complies with NACE Criteria for internships per http://www.naceweb.org/about-us/advocacy/position-statements/position-statement-us-internships/#sthash.WbfvUjco.dpuf. What if I’m an international student? International students are encouraged to apply for any and all internships. Show your university this internship description and check with them about their requirements. If selected, confirm everything is approved through your university before beginning an internship. PromoterMotor will provide documentation for the university in the form of an internship offer agreement.  Non-Discrimination Policy: All nonprofits we serve are required to be compliant with Google’s non-discrimination policies, meaning that PromoterMotor works with a diverse set of nonprofits, such as nonprofits working with crime to mental health issues to combating misinformation. Thus, PromoterMotor interns are expected to be non-discriminatory themselves and help us serve any nonprofit that fits the eligibility guidelines. See more at https://promotermotor.com/careers/. Due to the volume of applicants, there can sometimes be a backlog that causes delays in our responses or no interview time openings for days to weeks, so read our several internship descriptions thoroughly, decide which if just one position fits you really well, and apply for that one. Please apply for only 1 position at a time, even if you are interested in several, and you can apply at any time of year. Applicants must be at least a college freshman before applying and be enrolled or planning to continue to enroll as an undergraduate or graduate student to be eligible to participate in our internships, not graduated permanently. If you are invited to interview, we prefer you schedule a time with us about halfway between now and when you might want to begin an internship. You may send us a message with your questions at any time. Please do not schedule interviews or informational meetings with us via “Meet Us” calendar links on the PromoterMotor website; those are for our prospective clients. Instead, carefully follow the instructions herein. See http://promotermotor.com/careers/ Please apply to our positions via Handshake, not email, if possible. See also below. Initially, you don't need to submit your resume or unofficial transcript via Handshake. If we decide to take the next steps in the application process, we will ask you to supply those materials then. We prefer to have these materials sent via email to confirm that method of communication between you and our team. When applying on Handshake, ensure your GPA is visible to employers. GPA is one of the many factors we consider when screening candidates and reviewing applications. We encourage you to show your GPA on Handshake so that employers who consider a student’s GPA will review your application. If you seek credit or are on a visa, check with your school's Internship Coordinator before interviewing to determine if this position satisfies the criteria. Many of our past interns have received credit through many universities, but you must check with yours individually. We do not require you to pursue credit nor do we guarantee that you’ll receive it; however, we have always successfully assisted those who have sought it in conjunction with internships with us. To Apply: You must be a student for the duration of your internship and must not have permanently graduated. Interns – whether interested in one or multiple internships – will require only a single, one-hour first interview. If you meet these criteria, then 1) if you have access to Handshake, follow the instructions there. Doing so is part of the interview process and test. Or 2) if not, email [email protected] with a note that you do not have access to Handshake, a polite self-introduction message, the full name of the position that interests you the most (copy/paste the name from the title of the page for that position), and your majors, minors, graduation date, cumulative GPA, and how you found this position. You will not be offered an interview if you do not include all of the requested information. We look forward to reviewing your application!

Employer: Vivian Contracting LLC
Expires: 11/15/2025
Job descriptionVivian Contracting LLC is a federally and Virginia-certified women-owned and minority-owned business, recognized as a trusted wholesale provider in the government sector. We proudly collaborate with U.S. federal and state agencies, specializing in delivering innovative solutions to federal, state, and local government entities. Our team is dedicated to driving growth through strategic partnerships and delivering exceptional value to our clients.Job SummaryWe are seeking motivated, detail-oriented Inside Sales Consultants to join our team. Inside Sales Consultants play a crucial role in identifying and pursuing new business opportunities within the government sector. This role provides hands-on experience in market research, proposal development, and lead generation. It is a commission-based consultancy opportunity for ambitious sales professionals, offering a 30% commission on earned gross profit (sales revenue minus cost of goods sold and expenses such as shipping, credit card processing, travel, and registration fees). Commissions are paid within two weeks after the company receives payment from customers.Key ResponsibilitiesMarket Research: Identify potential government contracts and business opportunities.Lead Generation: Assist in sourcing and qualifying new business leads; communicate with suppliers to gather pricing information.Bid Estimation: Support the development of bid estimates for submissions.Price Comparison: Analyze supplier prices to secure optimal options, factoring in shipping, processing, and other expenses.Price Negotiation: Negotiate supplier pricing to ensure cost-effectiveness.Strategic Analysis: Contribute to business strategy by providing insights and recommendations based on research findings.QualificationsStrong interest and proven experience in inside sales and business developmentAwareness of cost-saving strategies and value creationExcellent research, analytical, and problem-solving skillsProficient in written and verbal communicationSkilled in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)Detail-oriented with strong multitasking and deadline management abilitiesSelf-motivated, proactive, with the ability to work independently and as part of a teamWhat We OfferHands-on industry experienceMentorship from seasoned professionalsOpportunities for professional growth and developmentWe look forward to reviewing your application and, hopefully, welcoming you to our team!

Employer: CMC
Expires: 11/15/2025
it's what's inside that counts_______________________________WILL CONSIDER REMOTE!There’s more to CMC than our products and the buildings, structures, and roads they go into. At CMC, it’s the people inside our recycling centers, fabrication plants, manufacturing facilities, steel mills and offices that make us who we are as a company. Our success comes from finding, retaining, and supporting the highest quality talent by offering:Day 1 Benefits Coverage with low cost Medical, Vision, DentalDay 1 Paid-time Off and Vacation4.5% Company Match 401(k) plan$500 Annual Company-paid Lifestyle BenefitCompetitive Compensation and BonusesCompany-paid Life and Disability InsuranceEmployee Stock Purchase PlanTraining and Advancement OpportunitiesWhy This JobCMC provides an excellent opportunity to learn the steel, construction reinforcement and ground stabilization industries and to grow in your career. Whether you will spend your day brainstorming in an office cubicle, operating a crane, running manufacturing equipment or troubleshooting technical obstacles, at CMC, you’ll get the training and support from your team that you need to excel in your role and reach your full potential.What You'll DoEstablish inventory parameters by SKU location (min-max) based on historical consumption, warehouse capacity, lead time, and service levelsActively manages stock list for the fab shopsCreates replenishment orders for each location (by shop)Collaborates with fab shop supervisors on inventory levels, surges in demand, and any transfers between fab shopsTake primary-to-primary direction from the Demand Planner regarding any changes to source mill or depotEnter the transfer orders and ensure the orders are shipped on time from the source millCheck with carriers (e.g. rail) to monitor the flow of productEscalating carrier-related issues (embargoes, acts of god, etc)Tracking goods physically received at the destination to make sure goods are systematically received in a timely mannerLooks for opportunities to solve issues in partnership with transportation and logistics – works to proactively prevent problems before they occur and to troubleshoot when problems do occurCollaborates with logistics on carrier route planning based on forecast needsThe role collaborates with demand planning to align on end-customer shipments for destination plantsUtilizes item planning toolset to develop source plant mill pull in order to achieve designated service levels by SKU for the destination plantCollaborates and works closely with source mill supply planner to ensure appropriate quantities are availableCollaborates with demand planning to align on end-customer shipments for the fab shopsWork with fab area managers to gain their point of view on outbound shipments and convert the outbound shipments to a mill pullWorks closely with the supply planner to ensure the appropriate bucket quantities are reservedRepresents Fab in the weekly and monthly (consensus demand) SIOP meetingsWhat You'll NeedMinimum of 1 year of experience in forecasting or planning roleAdvanced Excel SkillsDemonstrated success in conflict resolution, demonstrating courage, persuasion, influence and negotiationProblem solving and time management skillsSteel industry experience is preferredPromotes collaboration and working as a member of the teamSkill in problem solving and decision makingYour EducationBachelor's degree requiredWe are CMC, a Fortune 500 company at the leading edge of our industry. Our construction reinforcement and steel products have supported construction projects and structures around the world. The secret to our success? We’ve built our legacy by assembling a team of innovators and doers to tackle some of the most challenging construction reinforcement problems facing our world for more than 100 years — and we’re just getting started. If you’re ready to join a team working to make our industry more sustainable, support the bridges, roadways, buildings and infrastructure that connects our communities, and do meaningful work, you’re ready to join CMC. Apply today and start moving your career — and our world — forward. Let's build a better world! CMC is committed to providing equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, physical or mental disability, national origin, citizenship, military or veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, genetic information, or other status protected by federal, state or local law.  

Employer: ENTACT, LLC
Expires: 12/16/2025
ENTACT is a premier national provider of environmental and geotechnical construction services. We directly self-perform environmental remediation and geotechnical construction work, using in-house personnel and equipment resources. ENTACT’s roster is comprised of project managers, field engineers, technical and regulatory professionals, certified safety professionals, technicians, and equipment operators, with diverse capabilities and experience. Established in 1991, ENTACT has been consistently named to ENR’s “Top 200 Environmental Firms”, has been the recipient of numerous National Safety Council awards, and has successfully and safely completed over 3,000 projects. ENTACT has regional offices and jobsites throughout the United States. We are well positioned to serve our clients nationwide. ENTACT has an exciting opportunity for a Field Site Health and Safety Officer. The selected candidate will function as part of an on-site project management team and will support the implementation of ENTACT’s Health & Safety Program. Position requires extensive travel throughout the US. You will be a part of a large industry-leading group of Health and Safety professionals from around the country under the supervision of senior H&S leadership. Your responsibilities will be to ensure personnel, equipment, and site activities are in compliance with health and safety regulations and company policies at field locations around the country Minimum Job Requirements:Bachelor of Science degree in the Health and Safety SciencesFull-time professional safety practice may be substituted for a degree.Working knowledge of OSHA 1926 and 1910 standardsFamiliarity with both real-time and integrated air monitoring instrumentsFamiliarity with behavior-based safety programs40-hour OSHA HAZWOPER training required; and the ability to pass a pre-placement medical examination and substance abuse screening.Essential Job FunctionsSpecific duties include, but are not limited to:Implement, promote, and participate in ENTACT’s behavior-based safety program to prevent, correct, or control unsafe behavior, equipment, or environmental conditions in order to achieve the company goal of zero incidents.Be knowledgeable of the various job tasks and skill sets of site personnel including laborers and equipment operators and the operation of tools and equipment that they use.Assign qualified mentors to new site personnel.Conduct or coordinate training of workers concerning regulatory and company health and safety requirements, use of safety equipment, devices, PPE, first aid, chemical or contaminant exposure protection, and other safety training as needed. Inspect hazards and vehicles, machinery, tools, equipment, and safety devices to identify and correct potential hazards, and ensure compliance with safety regulations.Coordinate and conduct site emergency drills.Supervise decontamination of personnel and equipment.Conduct or direct testing of air quality, noise, temperature, or radiation.Ensure monitoring equipment is calibrated and operational.Compile, analyze, and interpret statistical data related to exposure factors concerning occupational illnesses and incidents.Perform respirator fit tests.Select personal protective equipment based upon the site-specific HASP, chemical properties, and air sampling results.Verify that all on-site ENTACT personnel have had required training, medical exams, and are fit for duty.Assist with the preparation and review of Job Safety Analyses, observations, and various other reports.Report and investigate all incidents and significant near losses (NLI/LI) to develop solutions and prevent recurrence.Schedule Job Task Observations (JTO).Promote the use of Stop Work Authority.Coordinate or conduct safety orientations for site personnel.Coordinate or conduct safety meetings discussing tasks, hazards, Job Safety Analyses, and behavior-based tools performance.Maintain daily communications with the FPM and Project Health and Safety Coordinator (PHSC) regarding work status and scheduled or upcoming job activities as they relate to safe work practices.Complete various reports and forward to ENTACT' Corporate Health and Safety Department in a timely manner.Communicate with and monitor subcontractor personnel to ensure compliance with site safety requirements.Monitor behavior-based safety tools and performance and determine health and safety target items. Actively look for ways to improve overall quality of safety performance.Experienced with computer application software including MS Windows, MS Word, MS Excel, and MS Outlook.Effective written and verbal communication skillsStrong organization and time management skillsStrong work ethic.Ability to work independently as well as part of a teamConsistently meet deadlines and contribute to a positive, safe, high-quality culture in a fast-paced environment.Other duties as assigned.We offer excellent benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, disability, Vacation/Sick policies, generous 401(k) match, per diem, and trips home. Knowledge:         Must have strong working knowledge of OSHA 1926 and 1910 standards, equipment, tools, mechanical devices, and their uses.  Experience:       Previous construction and/or hazardous waste work experience.  Experience with behavior-based safety programs is a plus.  Education: Undergraduate degree in Occupational Health and Safety OR equivalent degree/work experience in the environmental construction and remediation sector. Licenses/Certifications:  HAZWOPER 40-hour training and current refresher.   Certification as ASP, OHST, CHST, CSP or other applicable certification desired. Must have valid Driver's license with no driving restrictions. Physical and Visual Activities Required:Physical and visual activities that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job include:Performing physical activities that may require moving one’s whole body, such as in climbing, lifting, carrying, pulling, pushing, reaching, handling, balancing, walking, stooping, where the activities often also require considerable use of the arms and legs, such as in the physical handling of materials or tools or operation of tools and equipment.Using one’s own hands and arms in handling, positioning, installing, and moving materials, or in manipulating things.Standing, walking, riding, sitting, fingering, feeling, talking, hearing, acuity-near, hand to eye coordination.Match or detect differences between colors, including shades of color and brightness.See objects or movement of objects to one’s side when the eyes are focused forward.Hear the direction from which a sound originated.Smell odors to protect themselves and others.Detect distance of objects and depth perception.The ability to bend, stretch, twist, or reach out with the body, arms, and/or legs.The ability to quickly make coordinated movement of one hand, a hand together with its arm, or two hands to grasp, manipulate, operate, or assemble objects.The ability to coordinate the movement of the arms, legs, and torso together in activities where the whole body is in motion.Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work related documents.The ability to communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand.The ability to communicate information and ideas in writing so others will understand.The ability to combine separate pieces of information, specific answers to problems, to form general conclusions.  Develop a logical explanation for why an event occurs.Frequent face-to-face interaction with others.  Listening to what other people are saying and asking questions as appropriate. Physical Demands/ActivitiesPhysical, visual and situational activities that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job include, but are not limited to:Most work is performed while standing or walking outdoors.Some limited ladder climbingMust be capable of working under physical stress conditions such as heat stress and cold stress during various weather conditions under the protection of heat and cold stress management protocols (acclimatization, fluid replacement and work/ rest periods.Working on elevations such as scaffolding, bridges, buildings, etc.Expected to lift objects weighing 1 to 25 lbs. on a regular basis and may be required to lift objects weighing up to 50 lbs. Environmental/Atmospheric Conditions:Environmental and atmospheric conditions commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job include:Outside construction site. Broken, soft, uneven ground. Dusty and windy atmospheres.Confined spaces.Contaminated atmosphere (i.e., fumes, vapors, lead dust, H2S, etc.) exposures controlled by PPEWorking in loud or noisy environmentsWork in hot or cold environments. Personal Protective EquipmentDifferent types of personal protective equipment (PPE) may be worn including, but not limited to hard hat, hearing protection such as ear plugs or muffs, eye protection such as safety glasses, goggles, face shield, etc., welder’s helmet, safety vest, various types of gloves including leather, Nitrile, latex, etc., steel toe boots, and various respiratory protection such as dust masks, half face and full face respirators, SCBAs, APRs, etc. may be required depending on site conditions.  Protective coveralls include cotton, Tyvek, fire retardant, chemical protective, etc.

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 12/22/2025
Human Resources InternPosition Summary:This internship provides exposure to three key sub-departments: Talent Sourcing, Assessment & Selection, Employee Onboarding & Development, and Employee Transition & Offboarding. As an integral part of the HR team, you will contribute to the various stages of the employee lifecycle, gaining valuable insights and hands-on experience in HR practices. Job Duties and Responsibilities:Talent Sourcing, Assessment & Selection:Assist in the screening of resumes and applications to identify qualified candidates.Participate in interview processes, including scheduling, conducting initial interviews, and providing feedback.Collaborate with the recruitment team to enhance the candidate experience.Employee Onboarding & Development:Support the onboarding process for new hires, ensuring a smooth and positive transition.Assist in preparing orientation materials and conducting orientation sessions.Contribute to the development and improvement of onboarding procedures.Employee Transition & Offboarding:Assist in offboarding procedures, which may include exit interviews and documentation.Contribute to the development of offboarding checklists and materials.Department Managers and Fellows will also collaborate with the HR team to gather feedback and identify areas for improvement.Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (human resources, business administration, or related fields).Strong organizational and multitasking skills.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Detail-oriented with a high level of discretion and confidentiality.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship.Learning Outcomes:Develop practical recruitment, screening, interviewing, onboarding, and offboarding skills.Gain insights into the various stages of the employee lifecycle within a professional setting.Enhance communication and interpersonal skills through interactions with diverse stakeholders.Acquire a comprehensive understanding of HR operations and practices.Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered. “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Green Scholars - Sustainability & Environmental Curriculum Development
Expires: 12/22/2025
Position: Green Scholars Intern - Sustainability & Environmental Curriculum Development Virtual/Remote InternshipLocation: RemoteGreen Scholars InternPosition Summary:The Green Scholars Intern will support various projects and initiatives related to environmental sustainability within Seaside Sustainability. This may include, but is not limited to, research, writing, data analysis, outreach, and content & video creation. The intern will work alongside sustainability team members to develop engaging environmental content that will be used in classrooms across the country. The Green Scholars program strives to empower students to help create a more sustainable world. Currently, the Green Scholars team comprises three sub-teams: Environmental Literacy and Community Engagement, Program Management, and Digital Curriculum Development. Interns on all sub-teams will work on content development and revisions to the current curriculum. Job Duties and Responsibilities:Environmental Literacy/Community Engagement:Research and develop sustainability content for the Green Scholars curriculum.Investigate new areas for community involvement in the curriculum, with the goal of driving active student participation in their local communities.Program Management:Provide support and resources to teachers implementing the Green Scholars curriculum, such as lesson plans to help translate the curriculum into easily accessible goals for student learning.Researches and implements best teaching practices for project based curricula and STEM education into written content.AI & Digital Curriculum Specialist:Create and compile AI-driven videos that educate on sustainability initiatives and inspire action among middle and high school students.Research environmental issues and identify best practices in content creation to enhance educational materials.Qualifications and Skills:Excellent written and verbal communication skills.Ability to work independently and collaboratively.Willingness to learn about or passion for environmental sustainability and a commitment to making a positive impact.Flexibility, open-mind, and a can-do attitude for ever-changing projects.Work Environment:This is a remote internship position, and all interns work from their individual home offices across the globe.Interns must have access to a computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection to perform duties, attend meetings, and communicate effectively.Interns are expected to commit a minimum of fifteen hours per week and meet weekly deadlines set by their supervisors.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).This is an unpaid position.Learning Outcome:Gain an understanding of environmental issues.Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.Cultivate a sense of ethical and social responsibility towards the environment.Develop professional skills such as teamwork, leadership, problem-solving, and time management.Please send your resume in PDF format, resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity! 

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Website & Technology
Expires: 12/22/2025
Web and Tech InternPosition Summary:Join our dynamic Web and Tech Department as an intern, where you will be immersed in the exciting world of technology and web development. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience, work on diverse projects, and contribute to the innovation and functionality of our digital platforms. Job Duties & Responsibilities:Web Development:Assist in developing and maintaining the organization's website and other digital platforms.Collaborate with the tech team on coding, testing, and troubleshooting website features.Contribute to implementing user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) enhancements.Technical Support:Provide technical support for internal teams, troubleshooting hardware and software issues.Assist in the configuration and maintenance of computer systems and networks.Collaborate with the tech team to ensure the smooth operation of digital tools.Innovation and Research:Stay updated on emerging technologies and trends in web development.Contribute to research on new tools, frameworks, and technologies for potential integration.Assist in the evaluation and testing of new software and tools. Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (computer science, web development, information technology, or related fields).(Optional) Basic understanding of web development languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript).Familiarity with content management systems (CMS) and web design principles.Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.Eagerness to learn and adapt to new technologies.(Optional) Familiarity with EditorX or Wix is a plus Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship. Learning Outcomes:Develop practical skills in web development, including web design, problem-solving, and troubleshooting.Gain hands-on experience in providing technical support for hardware and software issues.Enhance your understanding of emerging technologies and their applications.Build a portfolio of projects and experiences to showcase in future tech-related endeavors. Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity! 

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Blue Technology & Ocean Cleaning Solutions
Expires: 12/22/2025
                                                         Climate Action & Advocacy Intern Position Summary:Embark on a transformative journey as a Climate Action & Advocacy Intern, contributing to impactful projects across five dynamic sub-departments: Climate Change Newsletter, Letters to the Editor, Nature-Based Solutions, Climate Mitigation & Community Action, and Zero Waste.This internship offers a unique opportunity to actively engage in diverse initiatives addressing climate change, promoting renewable energy, implementing nature-based solutions, and fostering community involvement. Job Duties and Responsibilities:Climate Change Newsletter:Contribute to the research, writing, and editing of content for the climate change newsletter.Assist in creating engaging and informative articles, updates, and features.Coordinate with team members to ensure the timely publication and distribution of the newsletter.Action NetworkAssist in developing communication strategies to raise awareness about environmental justice issues.Contribute to creating engaging content for various platforms, including social media, newsletters, and press releases.Collaborate with the team to organize events and campaigns that amplify environmental justice messages.Conduct research on environmental justice policies, regulations, and case studies.Contribute to the development of policy recommendations and reports.Nature-Based Solutions:Collaborate on initiatives focused on nature-based solutions to address climate change.Participate in research and planning for nature-based projects, such as reforestation or conservation programs. Assist in communicating the importance of nature-based solutions to diverse audiences.Climate Mitigation & Community Action:Engage with local communities to promote climate awareness and action.Support the planning and execution of community-based climate initiatives.Assist in coordinating workshops, events, and campaigns to empower communities to take action on climate change.Zero Waste:Contribute to a case study and white paper on PFAS and single-use plastics.Assist in researching and developing strategies to reduce single-use plastics and minimize waste.Collaborate on initiatives to promote zero waste practices in communities and organizations.Support the creation of educational materials and campaigns advocating for sustainable waste management solutions.Participate in the planning and execution of zero waste events and workshops to engage the public in waste reduction efforts. Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (environmental science, climate studies, sustainability, or related fields).Passion for climate action and a commitment to environmental sustainability.Excellent communication and writing skills.Ability to work collaboratively in a team and independently.Familiarity with climate change issues, renewable energy concepts, or community engagement is a plus.Research experience and familiarity with policy analysis. Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship. Learning Outcomes:Develop a deep understanding of climate change issues and solutions.Enhance communication and writing skills through active participation in creating a climate change newsletter.Gain practical knowledge of renewable energy technologies and nature-based solutions.Acquire experience in community engagement and grassroots climate action efforts.Develop a deep understanding of environmental justice principles and issues.Gain practical experience in researching and analyzing environmental justice policies.Acquire insights into the intersection of advocacy, policy, and communication in the environmental justice field. Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity! 

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Grant Writing, Research, and Administration
Expires: 12/22/2025
Grant  Writing InternshipPosition Summary:As a Grant Writing Intern, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the Grant Writing Department by contributing to the identification, development, and administration of grant proposals. This hands-on internship provides an opportunity to develop essential research, writing, and project management skills within the non-profit sector. Under the guidance of experienced professionals, you will actively participate in the grant application process, gaining valuable insights into grant writing and fundraising for a mission-driven organization.  Job Duties and Responsibilities:Grant Research:Conduct research to identify potential grant opportunities aligned with the organization's mission and projects.Assist in analyzing grant guidelines, eligibility criteria, and submission requirements.Proposal Development:Support the development of grant proposals, including drafting narrative sections, budgets, and supporting documents.Collaborate with team members to ensure proposals meet the requirements of funding organizations.Communication:Communicate with internal stakeholders to gather information necessary for proposal development.Assist in creating compelling narratives that effectively convey the organization's goals and impact. Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (English, communications, non-profit management, environmental education, or a related field).Strong writing and editing skills, with attention to detail.Excellent research abilities to identify relevant grant opportunities.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.Strong organizational and time-management skills. Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship.Learning Outcomes:Develop practical skills in grant research, proposal writing, and grant administration.Gain a comprehensive understanding of the grant application process in the non-profit sector.Enhance communication and collaboration skills through working with various stakeholders.Build a portfolio of grant writing samples and experience to support future career endeavors.Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered.  “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship.Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity! 

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Marketing & Public Relations (PR)
Expires: 12/22/2025
Position Summary:Immerse yourself in the dynamic marketing world as an intern, contributing to key sub-departments within our Marketing Department: Content Generation and Community, Operations, Analytics and Platform Management, and Podcast and Video. This internship provides hands-on experience crafting compelling content, managing marketing operations, analyzing data, and contributing to engaging podcast and video productions. Job Duties and Responsibilities:Content Generation and Community:Contribute to creating engaging written and visual content for various marketing channels.Assist in managing and growing the online community through social media and other platforms.Collaborate with the team to develop and implement community engagement strategies.Operations, Analytics and Platform Management:Support day-to-day marketing operations, including scheduling, coordination, and logistics.Assist in the implementation of marketing campaigns and initiatives.Contribute to the optimization of internal processes for greater efficiency.Assist in data analysis to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.Contribute to the management and optimization of marketing platforms and tools.Generate regular reports on key performance indicators for marketing activities.Podcast and Video:Support the planning and execution of podcast and video productions.Assist in content creation, script development, and coordination of recording sessions.Contribute to the promotion of podcast and video content across various channels.Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (marketing, communications, business, fine arts, or related fields).Strong written and verbal communication skills.Familiarity with social media platforms and content creation tools.Analytical mindset with an interest in marketing analytics.Creativity and a passion for storytelling through various media formats.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship. However, it provides a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in diverse aspects of marketing.Learning Outcomes:Develop practical skills in content creation, community management, and marketing operations.Gain proficiency in marketing analytics and platform management.Acquire insights into podcast and video production processes and promotion.Enhance communication and teamwork skills through collaboration with different sub-departments.Note : Please send your resume in PDF format, resumes in Word format will not be considered                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship.Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
Expires: 12/22/2025
Position Summary:Join our Sustainability Consulting team as an intern, where you will contribute to meaningful projects within two key sub-departments: Outreach and Logistics. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the dynamic field of sustainability, providing insights into strategic outreach initiatives and efficient logistics management.Job Duties & Responsibilities:Outreach:Support the development and implementation of sustainability outreach programs and campaigns.Assist in engaging with stakeholders, including clients, community partners, and the public.Contribute to creating communication materials, such as newsletters, social media content, and presentations.Logistics:Assist in the coordination of sustainable logistics solutions for projects and events.Collaborate with vendors and partners to ensure sustainable sourcing and delivery practices.Analyze and optimize supply chain processes to reduce environmental impact.Qualifications:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (environmental studies, sustainability, business, or related fields).Passion for sustainability and a commitment to making a positive environmental impact.Strong communication and interpersonal skills.Detail-oriented with excellent organizational and multitasking abilities.A plus is proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiarity with sustainability reporting tools.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).Compensation: This is an unpaid internship.Learning Outcomes:By the end of the internship, you can expect to:Develop a comprehensive understanding of sustainability practices and their application in consulting.Enhance communication skills through engagement with diverse stakeholders in outreach activities.Gain practical experience in sustainable logistics management and supply chain optimization.Build a professional network within the sustainability consulting field.Note : Please send your resume in PDF format, resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                               “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship.Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Blue Technology & Ocean Cleaning Solutions
Expires: 12/31/2025
Marine Science and Technology InternPosition Summary: As a Marine Science and Education Intern, you will be crucial in advancing our marine conservation and sustainability mission through educational initiatives and community outreach. This internship provides a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in marine science research, curriculum development, and environmental education while contributing to impactful projects that inspire stewardship of coastal ecosystems. Job Duties and Responsibilities: Assist in the development and implementation of marine science programs and educational materials.Conduct research on marine ecosystems, species, and environmental issues.Support the organization of educational outreach events and workshops.Qualifications and Skills:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (marine science, environmental science, biology, technology, or related fields).Strong interest in marine science, conservation, and technology.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a dynamic team environment.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and basic research tools, APA citation preferred.Work Environment:This is a remote internship position, and all interns work from their individual home offices across the globe.Interns must have access to a computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection to perform duties, attend meetings, and communicate effectively.Interns are expected to commit at least fifteen hours per week and meet weekly deadlines set by their supervisors.Duration and Compensation:Duration: 5 months (flexible start and end dates).This is an unpaid position.Learning Outcomes:Gain practical experience in marine science research, education, and technology applications.Develop strong communication and teamwork skills through collaboration with professionals in the field.Enhance your understanding of the complexities and challenges within the marine industry.Build a valuable network with experts, mentors, and marine science and technology peers.Please send your resume in PDF format. Resumes in Word format will not be considered.                                                “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship. Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagersSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Make Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!  

Employer: Seaside Sustainability, Inc. - Blue Technology & Ocean Cleaning Solutions
Expires: 01/22/2026
Marine Science & TechnologyThe Seaside Sustainability's Marine Science & Technology department is dedicated to ecological restoration, community engagement, and research to protect our waterways and coastal environments. The team has led field trips, volunteer days, and various field projects, including plastic and invasive species mitigation and sea level rise data collection. The team has shifted to more virtual programming to engage the community meaningfully. The ideal MS&T intern is passionate about sustainability and knowledgeable about environmental issues.MS&T initiatives include mitigating marine debris, creating educational materials to facilitate citizen science, virtually assisting our in-person programs, writing a monthly blog post on marine topics, collaborating with other Seaside teams, and more.Marine Science and Education Team:Job Description:Assist in the development and implementation of Seaside Sustainability’s marine science program.Research marine ecosystems, species, and environmental issues.Virtually supporting the organization’s Community Coastal Cleanups, Company Community Service Cleanups, in-person intern program, educational outreach events, and workshops.Desired Skills/Experience:Current enrollment in a relevant undergraduate or graduate program (marine science, environmental science, biology, or related fields).Strong research skills and the ability to synthesize scientific information.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for engaging with community members, team members, and educational partners.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiarity with research tools.Experience in environmental education or outreach is a plus.                                               “Sustainability, Education, Action”What is Seaside: Seaside Sustainability is a nationally recognized, award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to community engagement, public education, and environmental conservation. Seaside aims to be a leader in environmental and STEM educational programs and recognition initiatives. We help by promoting public awareness about the importance of environmental health, providing resources to develop problem-solving skills, and chances to get engaged as part of a community to take action. We organize our works and initiatives around these areas: plastic mitigation, marine citizen science, sustainability education, and solar energy in the community.Why Intern at Seaside: Seaside’s internship program is hands-down one of the best in the area! With its roots firmly seated in education and hands-on learning, there is no doubt that that is why we have more than 50 interns at any given point throughout the year. Our programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, young and old, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. An internship at Seaside allows you to explore a myriad of internship opportunities, relevant to almost any future interest. Join Seaside Sustainability for any season, or during breaks in your school schedule. We are looking for part-time interns in high school, college, and beyond to work on a diverse and challenging array of projects and initiatives. We are accepting applications for unpaid internships, with hours available any day of the week and practically any time of day: weekdays, weekends, and evenings included. We prefer to have our local interns work in person at the office in Gloucester, and we also invite interns from all over the United States and internationally to apply. Seaside Sustainability provides interns with real and meaningful work, and internships are available in any season with flexible time schedules.Mission: Advocate, educate, and deliver tangible solutions to advance environmental stewardship.Vision Statement: Seaside’s programs and initiatives encourage members of the community, of all ages, to build and nurture a relationship with local land and seascapes. We believe that environmental challenges can be overcome by instilling ethical and social responsibility into our existence. And we address these challenges by illuminating the heavy costs of environmental degradation by providing resources to develop skills, solutions, and community involvement.What Interns Do at Seaside Sustainability: Our interns are not limited to just one role; we encourage each intern to take advantage of the opportunity to explore a variety of roles and responsibilities. Our interns are never bored as they’re always given real and meaningful work that is essential to the day-to-day operation of the company. As an intern with Seaside Sustainability, you will be asked to perform a myriad of tasks, most of which can also be found at https://www.seasidesustainability.org/intern-details. Market Research Weekly Work: In order to fulfill our mission, we need to communicate with educators who are passionate about sustainability. To meet our weekly goals of outreach to these educators, all interns are required to spend no more than 2-hours a week collecting this critical and game changing information. When you are researching these educators, you are literally selecting the people who will be changing the lives of their students by taking part in our programs. This role is one of the most important parts of working here at Seaside. You will gain so many useful skills such as how to be a more effective researcher and how to remain organized all while playing a key role in expanding the size and scale of Seaside. As Interns join Seaside’s leadership, they take on increasing responsibilities and are not required to do weekly information collection.Course Credit: Students may receive course credit for this internship. Staff will work with the intern’s school/advisor on achieving desired learning outcomes and completing all necessary paperwork.  Check with your school's Internship Coordinator BEFORE accepting the hiring offer to determine if this position satisfies the criteria for receiving academic credit.Requirements: Seaside Sustainability requires interns to work at least 15 hours per week.  President’s Volunteer Service Award: Seaside Sustainability is now certified to give out the “President’s Volunteer Service Award” to eligible interns. This award was created to, “recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action, too.” This is a great achievement to put on your resume! What are the requirements for this award?Must be a citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent residentAll hours must be completed within a 12-month period to be counted towards the final totalAll hours must be tracked in Seaside’s weekly shift report to be countedDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statement: Seaside recognizes that environmental issues are human issues, and therefore everyone has a right to be a part of the solution. Seaside is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment that welcomes all participants irrespective of their gender, race, sexuality, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or socioeconomic status. The demographics of our internship program directly reflects the composition of our national outreach while the composition of our board more reflects the local composition of our communities. With the understanding that Environmental Issues disproportionately affect low income communities, minority communities, and communities of color, we are actively seeking to ensure that our environmental work, our projects, and programs are crafted in a way that both reflects and aids in combating the plight of minorities, of people of color, of economically challenged, and other disadvantaged individuals.General Skills Needed:Passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the environmentGood virtual communication skillsComfortable working in teamsGood time management skillsWillingness to learn and work outside of their comfort zoneBasic knowledge of communication technology (G-Suite, Zoom, Email)Leadership skillsManagement RolesAdvisorsSeaside Sustainability’s Community Advisory Team members work directly with our Executive Director, Eric Magers, and work alongside Board members, Intern Directors, Management Fellows, other Community Advisors and a large cadre of interns organized in teams to further advance the organization’s goals. Common Advisor duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Leading implementation of new management and organizational processes and procedures across the program. Delegating tasks to appropriate team members. Working closely with the Human Resources team to manage and oversee recruitment for future internship sessions. Collecting and analyzing feedback from interns throughout the program to gauge satisfaction and success. Skills Needed: Good communication with people of all walks of life, Leadership skills, Experience coordinating groups of people, A strong desire to facilitate a positive, hands-on internship experience.Strategic AssistantsSeaside Sustainability’s rapid growth is requiring the organization to look for enthusiastic students who wish to take their passion for the environment to the next level. To promote this, Seaside will provide Strategic Assistant with a professionally guided internship that assists with intern management strategies and supports their aspirations for career development. SAs take the lead on more than 10 Seaside projects working with 3-4 departments simultaneously. Being a SA is truly a win-win situation: the environment benefits, interns benefit, and SA gains invaluable experience. We are actively seeking to recruit college students, graduate students, and those with leadership experience to fulfill the role of a SA. Interns at Seaside Sustainability may be promoted to the position of a SA by exemplifying the characteristics of a model intern. Skills Needed: Project development, Task delegation, Superior organizational and communication skillsManagement FellowsA Fellow exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills and has the opportunity to lead a team of 12-15 interns within one of our departments throughout their internship. This position is more demanding and requires someone with the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties of this position include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.Department ManagerSimilar to a Fellow, a Department Manager also exemplifies organization, leadership, and communication skills but focuses on leading a sub-team within a department. A Department Manager has the opportunity to lead a team of 5-8 interns, ensuring that their sub-team's projects align with the department's goals. This position requires the ability to check emails and make phone calls outside of regular working hours. The duties include interviewing applicants, onboarding new interns, meeting with interns 1:1 every other week, reporting to the Fellow or Advisor, and ensuring the success of both interns and projects. Skills Needed: Project development, task delegation, superior organizational and communication skills.​Check with your school's Internship Coordinator BEFORE accepting the hiring offer to determine if this position satisfies the criteria for receiving academic creditMake Sure To Follow Seaside on Social Media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/seasusinc/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasusinc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasusincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqPZWdPIQG37aaSC7NShOgLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/seaside-sustainability-inc/Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4lfTZpbv0ELrkU2po8SRfoAnd remember to check out our partner organization National STEM Honor Society www.nstem.org for another great internship opportunity!

Employer: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education
Expires: 01/28/2026
DescriptionFellows will be matched with one or more local or Tribal governments for 12-18 months in order to apply their knowledge and experiences to the Host’s current clean energy activities. In this round, the DOE aims to match fellows with teams of Tribal Nations and Alaska Native Villages and Corporations. Therefore, fellows with experience or interest in Native American Tribes are preferred. This Fellowship is sponsored by the Office of State and Community Energy Programs (SCEP) to support its mission of providing on-site clean energy technical assistance to its Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) recipients. For more details about the EECBG Program, please visit: https://www.energy.gov/scep/energy-efficiency-and-conservation-block-grant-program. Community Energy Fellows will receive hands-on experience that provides an understanding of the mission, operations, and culture of local or tribal governments and first-hand experience implementing new clean energy projects and initiatives. The goal of the fellowship is to increase access to clean energy career opportunities across the country and accelerate the national transition to resilient and affordable clean energy. Fellows will receive a stipend to offset the cost of their participation in the program and an allowance for education and professional development opportunities.Candidates must indicate their preferred location(s) in their application and describe their connections to the community(ies). Preference will be given to members of the community or to candidates with relevant lived experience with the host communities. Fellowship ActivitiesMatching Fellows with communities around the country can bring new perspectives and skills into local governments and Tribes. Fellows will participate with selected local governments or tribes, or teams of them, that are participating in the EECBG program. Under the guidance of the Host mentor, Fellows will learn while gaining technical knowledge and experience from hosts in the creation, administration, and launch of new clean energy projects and programs as funded through EECBG. Fellows will gain experience around energy technology areas such as energy efficiency, electric vehicle technology or renewable energy and gain valuable insight into the government’s role in the implementation of clean energy programs.Fellows may be located on site at the assigned host community or participate remotely, with travel to the host site(s). Ideally, Fellows may be matched with their own local, state and tribal governments --- though this is not required. Hosts will provide mentorship and be responsible for guidance, training and other activities necessary to ensuring a successful experience for the Fellow that builds capabilities for a future career in the clean energy or public service fields. Fellows may participate in activities such as stakeholder engagement, research, project management, technical analysis, communication materials, data gathering, and more.LocationDepending on host site requirements, fellows may be remote, reside in their host communities, or live within commuting distance. Host communities are positioned across the nation in various cities and tribal communities. Locations are to be determined on a rolling basis, starting in February of 2025, and will be organized by the following regions: Northwest, Southwest, West, Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast. About The Office of State and Community Energy ProgramsThe Office of State and Community Energy Programs works with state, local and tribal governments to significantly accelerate the deployment of clean energy technologies, catalyze local economic development and create jobs, reduce energy costs, and avoid pollution through place-based strategies involving a wide range of government, community, business, and other stakeholders. SCEP oversees programs totaling $16 billion, including foundational programs like the Weatherization Assistance Program and State Energy Program, and newly formed programs such as the Energy Futures Grants.About the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant ProgramThe Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program is a $550 million formula- and competitive- grant program that provides direct and flexible funding to more than 2,700 state, local, and Tribal governments across the United States to support clean energy projects and programs.The EECBG Program is designed to be flexible and to meet community needs. Specifically, eligible entities can choose to implement projects aligned to over 14 eligible clean energy use areas. Examples include:Energy Strategic PlanningEnergy Efficiency in Buildings (e.g., Audits, Upgrades, and Performance Standards)Renewable Energy Systems (e.g., on-site and community solar, geothermal)Electrified Transportation (e.g., electric vehicles)Financing (e.g., revolving loan funds) Participant BenefitsStipend: Stipends will be determined by DOE officials based on the candidate’s academic and professional background as well as location. Initial appointments are for 12-months to be extended for six months upon recommendation of the Host and approval by DOE. A stipend increase may be offered for the last six-months of the appointment.Associates or Bachelors: $60,000 to $83,000Master/PhD: $67,000 to $100,000Health Insurance: A stipend supplement will be provided to cover the cost of a health insurance plan offered through ORISE.Dislocation: A stipend supplement of $3,000 will be provided to offset the costs associated with the beginning of the fellowship (e.g., moving expenses, additional technology needs, transportation costs, etc.) An additional $2,000 dislocation may be provided when the host and sponsor approve to a 6 month extension after the initial 12 month appointment.Travel and Training Allowance:  An allowance of $10,000 for the 18-month fellowship period will be provided to cover travel related expenses for scientific and professional development activities and required travel for team meetings or site visits during the fellowship.QualificationsBe a U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident (LPR) at the time of application. Evidence of U.S. citizenship or valid immigration status must be submitted to ORISE at the time the appointment is accepted.Be at least 18 years old at the time of application.Have completed an Associate’s, Bachelors, Master’s or Doctorate degree in science, social science, economics, mathematics, engineering, public policy, business, law or other field relevant to the DOE mission. Applicants pursuing a degree at the time of application must show proof of completion of the degree before starting an appointment.Preferred Knowledge and SkillsHave relevant experience totaling at least the equivalent of at least two full-time years. Relevant experience includes full time jobs, internships, freelance work or volunteer experiences in fields related to DOE and SCEP's mission, such as energy efficiency, renewable energy, electric transportation, sustainability in local or tribal governments, etc.Have strong analytical, research and communication (oral and written) skills and demonstrated capacity for creative thinking and participating on a project both independently and collaboratively. Fellows should be highly organized and self-directed, with strong attention to detail. Applicants should be proficient in Microsoft Office Programs, such as Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel and virtual meeting software such as Microsoft Teams.Additional InformationThese are considered full-time opportunities based on 40-hours a week.Fellowship funding cannot be used to support ongoing graduate research.This program is intended for early, mid-career and seasoned candidates. Candidates that have completed their degree more than five years from the desired start date must possess the academic background and experience in a field related to the SCEP's mission and must be seeking to gain knowledge/experience in a new area to expand career opportunities or to advance professionally.Candidates must indicate their preferred location in their application and describe their connections to that community. Preference will be given to members of the community or to candidates with relevant lived experience with the host communities.For more details about the selected host cities’ EECBG projects, please visit https://www.energy.gov/scep/energy-efficiency-and-conservation-block-grant-program-awards and https://www.energy.gov/scep/energy-efficiency-and-conservation-block-grant-eecbg-program-competitive-awards.

Employer: City & County of San Francisco - Department of Human Resources
Expires: 12/30/2026
Careers with purposeSan Francisco's City departments and agencies impact the lives of the City's nearly million residents and commuters. City team members have the ability to touch lives and enrich communities in one of the most diverse places in the country. Click the link to apply. https://careers.sf.gov/

Employer: Transmission Analytics
Expires: 09/30/2028
Transmission Analytics is a renewable energy consulting services company providing specialized transmission system related services to a wide variety of clients within the electric power industry. Transmission Analytics provides industry leading analyses supporting the development and investment in renewable energy generation (e.g., wind, solar and storage). Transmission Analytics is aiding in the international energy transition to renewable/green energy. Be part of the future and help fight climate change!Transmission Analytics is seeking a candidate with an engineering background (Bachelors Degree required, Master Degree preferred) and understanding of transmissions systems and energy markets. The position will involve supporting generation developers and investors in the evaluation of transmission risks. The candidate would benefit from knowledge of power systems and/or energy markets. The analyst would be joining a small team of highly experienced consultants in a fast paced and rewarding industry. The consultant will need to have good communication skills both verbal and written. The consultant will need to be capable of working independently.Preference will be provided to candidates with experience using any of the following transmission analysis tools:ABB PROMODGE PSLFPTI PSSEPowerGem TARAPowerWorldAuroraPlexos