Atlantic Council GeoEconomics Center Young Global Professionals Program 2027
Brief Description
The Atlantic Council is accepting applications for the Atlantic Council GeoEconomics Center Young Global Professionals Program for the Spring 2027 term. Operating at the intersection of foreign policy, finance, and international economics, the GeoEconomics Center functions as a translation hub dedicated to shaping a better economic future globally. If you are seeking paid internships in Washington DC to gain hands-on experience in research, data visualization, and event management, this initiative offers direct immersion into policy programming and communications strategy. Selected participants work closely with staff to prepare research briefs, build infographics, manage program metrics, and execute high-level strategy sessions. You will gain direct exposure to critical foreign policy topics while building professional skills within an active international affairs institute through the Atlantic Council Internship 2027.
Name of Host Institution
Atlantic Council GeoEconomics Center
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Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Educational Standing: At least a college sophomore in good standing or a recent college graduate in international economics, finance, public policy, or a related field.
- Work Authorization: Fully eligible to work in the United States.
- Technical & Analytical Skills: Strong research, analytical, writing, time management, and organizational capabilities.
- Subject Interest: Demonstrated interest in international trade, monetary policy, digital currencies, geoeconomics, or the global economic architecture.
- Communication Abilities: Strong interpersonal skills and sound judgment when working through operational challenges.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist with daily production across social media platforms and help co-manage program media accounts.
- Design data visualizations and infographics using statistical or graphic design tools.
- Conduct ad hoc research tasks, draft event briefing materials, and prepare speaker background notes.
- Collaborate on event planning, organization, and day-of management for center roundtables and strategy sessions.
- Draft meeting notes for internal archives and track media mentions, contact lists, and program metrics.
Location
Washington, D.C. (Requires a minimum of 4 days or 32 hours per week in the headquarters office).
Salary
$18.50 per hour
Duration
Not specified
Deadline
November 8, 2026


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