Paid Regulatory & Economic Affairs Intern
Compensation
$22 – $23 /hr
Employment type
Full-time
Work setting
On-site
Location
Washington, DC
Schedule
Day shift
Posted
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Job overview
The Paid Regulatory & Economic Affairs Intern role is hybrid in Washington, DC, with remote work on Mondays and Fridays and office work Tuesday through Thursday; the schedule may be adjusted for academic commitments. Pay is $23 per hour, and the internship is expected to run from January through the end of April at approximately 30–40 hours per week. The Farm Credit Council represents Farm Credit System institutions and supports rural communities and agriculture with credit and financial services. The intern supports the regulatory team by tracking federal policy developments and researching economic trends affecting agriculture, rural lending, and financial markets. The work contributes research, analysis, and written materials to the Council’s engagement on federal regulations and Farm Credit issues.
What you'll do
- Track and analyze federal regulatory and legislative developments affecting the Farm Credit System and agricultural economy
- research economic trends relevant to agriculture, rural lending, and financial markets
- support comment letters and position papers on proposed federal regulations
- compile and analyze data for reports and presentations
- attend and report on congressional hearings, agency briefings, and industry meetings
- collaborate on projects involving federal policies, credit access, and financial markets.
What we're looking for
- Skills & competencies
- regulatory & economic affairs internwashington dcfccfarm credit councilpaid internshiphybridagricultural economicsgovernment affairsfederal regulationseconomic researchrural lendingfinancial markets$23/hrjanuary–april
- Work arrangement
- Weekend coverage required
Benefits & perks
- Eligible HBCU students or students active in a MANRRS University chapter selected for the internship receive an additional $3,500 stipend.
Why this role
Spring internship with a hybrid schedule and flexibility to accommodate academic commitments; eligible HBCU students or MANRRS chapter participants selected for the internship receive an additional $3,500 Launching Leaders stipend.
About the employer
FCC is hiring for this role. Industry: Professional Organizations. Sector: 81.
Additional details
- Industry sector
- 81
- Industry
- Professional Organizations
- Occupation code
- 19-3011.00
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Listing ID: 72c79d20-21c7-4278-a93b-6dc9f7f3ec9c