JFF Summer Internship Program

Overview

JFF is excited to announce our 2023 Summer Internship Program! We are looking for driven individuals to join our team full time and contribute to JFF’s work.

The program offers a wide range of opportunities to learn about the inner workings of an equity-centered, innovative, and mission-driven organization while developing valuable skills and knowledge that will be key to future career success.

Over the course of the 11-week program, interns will get a firsthand introduction to the operations, programs, and people of JFF and learn about our exciting work and achievements. They will work closely with team members on one or more high-impact projects within a specific unit.

Interns will be paid a competitive hourly rate, commensurate with skills and experience, and they will work 32 to 40 hours per week.

Learning Opportunities

• Professional Speaker Series
• Mentorship
• Career Development Workshops
• Cross-Organizational Networking

Recruiting Timeline

January 17: Internship application deadline

January - February: Screening of applications and applicant interviews

March: Internship offers extended

Summer Internship Program Dates

Tuesday, May 30 to Friday, August 11

Location

Interns will work remotely in the summer of 2023. They will be required to provide their own internet access at their work location (home or elsewhere). JFF may provide a company-owned laptop for the duration of the internship program, if needed.

Who We Hire

We are looking for applicants who fit the following description:

• You have a high school diploma or equivalent
• You are passionate about JFF’s mission and social justice
• You are collaborative and have an ability to work flexibly as part of a team
• You have strong organizational skills and demonstrate an attention to detail
• You thrive in a diverse, results-oriented environment
• You contribute to cultures that embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion
• You are curious and have a willingness to take in new information, perspectives, and data to inform your work
• You demonstrate a learning orientation and a desire to continually improve in your work