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Research Intern - Economics Program (Fall 2026)

Center for Strategic and International Studies, Inc.

Washington, DC

Full-time, Part-time, Internship

Re-posted 7 days ago

Job description

The CSIS Economics Program and Scholl Chair in International Business seeks a Fall research intern to support its work. This position will begin on or after August 24, 2026. The Economics Program focuses on international economic issues and how they impact U.S. competitiveness, prosperity, and economic security. Key areas of focus include trade policy, supply chain resilience, investment policy, international finance, innovation and drivers of economic growth.

We are seeking an undergraduate (junior standing or above), graduate, or recent graduate candidate who has completed coursework in international trade, has a background in trade and economics, and possesses good research and writing skills. The position is full- or part- time and in-person until December 2026. This internship is paid.  

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Work directly with the Economics Program team on ongoing and future projects, including analysis of supply chains, climate change and trade, sustainable development, digital trade, trade and economic arrangements, global economic governance, multilateral institutions, trade facilitation, and foreign investment. 
  • Conduct research and assist with writing reports, quantitative data analysis, and other research products on international economic topics. 
  • Establish and maintain strong working relationships within CSIS and with other organizations under the guidance of the program. 
  • Identify, attend, and take notes on virtual internal and external events relevant to the work of the Economics Program. 
  • Assist as needed on ad hoc projects or requests, as directed by program staff. 
KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE
  • Candidates will possess advanced econometric and data science skills, with demonstrated experience analyzing economic data and creating insightful data visualizations. 
  • Candidates must have strong English-language writing and research skills and be detail-oriented under pressure. 
  • Candidates should be critical and creative thinkers who thrive in an independent working environment with tight deadlines. 
  • Candidates must be able to function well as part of a friendly, small, and close-knit team. 
  • Practical and/or academic background in the following areas is desirable but not required: 
  • International trade and investment policy 
  • International economics 
  • International finance 
  • International relations  
  • Climate change and sustainability policy 

This candidate will be working alongside colleagues internal to CSIS but also with external parties, including domestic and foreign government officials. Candidates must have strong communication skills, be self-disciplined, and be detail oriented. Prior professional experience is required.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS 

Interested applicants should submit a single combined PDF of their resume, cover letter, writing sample (3-5 pages), and a college transcript.

The deadline for submission is July 28, 2026. Submissions after that deadline or which are not submitted as a single combined PDF will not be considered.  

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