Interns perform a variety of tasks, including:
- Provide monitoring and oversight for project implementation;
- Assist with developing and piloting survey questionnaires and other measurement tools;
- Coordinate field data collection efforts;
- Conduct administrative data collection;
- Develop data quality and content quality protocols;
- Write reports to donors;
- Coordinate with partner organizations;
- Assist with data cleaning and analysis;
- Update and draft policy briefs and memos;
- Organize conferences;
- Office administration;
- Database management; and
- Other responsibilities as assigned.
- Currently studying (Undergraduate or graduate students in economics, social sciences, public policy, or related fields)
- Coursework in development economics and research methods, advanced knowledge of Stata (strongly preferred), knowledge of zTree (programming software for computerized experiments) is s plus or experience with data management required for research related positions;
- Prior work experience (i.e. field research) or volunteer experience in a developing country is a plus
- Familiarity with randomized controlled trials
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and to manage multiple tasks efficiently as a team player
- A passion for Behavioral Economics
- Interest in living and working in Abroad
- Strong oral and written communications skills;
- The candidate should also be a self-starter, resourceful and detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills.
- Developing country experience, cultural sensitivity, and demonstrated ability to work successfully with diverse constituencies; and
- Strong oral and written communications skills: proficiency in English and depending on the country, proficiency in the local language may be required.
For more information, including internship locations and application instructions, visit https://poverty-action.org/getinvolved/internship/US/IPAUSA101128