Suppose you’re passionate about fostering global economic growth and positively impacting developing regions. In that case, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) offers a range of paid fall internships that will allow you to do just that. These internships, available in both remote and hybrid formats, provide a unique chance to work on projects that drive sustainable development, support emerging markets, and promote inclusive growth across the globe.
Why Intern with DFC? Interning with DFC means more than just gaining professional experience—it’s about contributing to real-world projects that help build resilient economies, enhance social equity, and create opportunities in underdeveloped regions. As a DFC intern, you’ll collaborate with experts in the field, engage in meaningful work, and develop a strong foundation for a career in international development and finance.
Explore the Internship Roles:
- Foreign Policy Internship: Work on initiatives that shape U.S. foreign policy in the context of development finance. Engage with strategic projects that balance diplomatic interests with economic growth.
- Investment Funds Internship: Participate in the evaluation and management of investment funds that channel capital into high-impact projects in emerging markets.
- Project Finance Internship: Gain hands-on experience in structuring and financing large-scale infrastructure and energy projects that are critical to economic development.
- Catalytic Investment Internship: Work on innovative financing solutions that aim to unlock private sector investment in underserved regions and sectors.
- International Development Finance Analyst Internship: Develop your analytical skills by working on financial models, risk assessments, and strategic reports that inform DFC’s development finance activities.
- Environmental & Social Risk Internship: Help ensure DFC’s investments meet the highest environmental and social standards by conducting risk assessments and developing mitigation strategies.
- Development Impact Internship: Focus on measuring and maximizing the impact of DFC’s investments, ensuring that projects not only generate financial returns but also deliver meaningful development outcomes.
Highlighted Positions:
- Student Trainee (Environmental & Social Risk): Starting at $49,025 per year (GS 7). You’ll work within the Office of Development Policy, where you’ll conduct environmental and social impact assessments to ensure that DFC’s investments align with sustainability goals. This role offers flexibility with a negotiable location after selection. Apply by August 26, 2024.
- Student Trainee (Project Finance): Starting at $55,924 per year (GS 7). Based in Washington, D.C., you’ll join the Office of Infrastructure and Office of Energy, where you’ll help structure and finance critical infrastructure projects. Apply by September 2, 2024.
- Student Trainee (Investment Funds Analyst): Starting at $55,924 per year (GS 7). Also based in Washington, D.C., you’ll work closely with the Office of Infrastructure, analyzing and managing investment portfolios.
Why Apply? These internships not only provide competitive pay and valuable experience but also position you at the forefront of global development finance. You’ll build a professional network, develop skills that are in high demand, and contribute to projects that make a difference in the world’s most vulnerable communities.
How to Apply: Now if you’re ready to make a global impact, Submit your application through the DFC’s portal by the specified deadlines for each position.
Deadline: Apply by September 2, 2024.
For more details and to apply, visit the DFC Internships page: DFC Internships.
