7 congressional intern jobs at 7 companies in Middle River, MD
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Congressional Internships
Portland or Washington
OnsitePart Time, Internship
Representative Chellie Pingree: Government congressional office representing Maine’s 1st District and serving its constituents in the U.S. House.
College students interested in congressional office work; one full year of college and age 18+ preferred. Submit a resume, cover letter, and 250-word legislative writing sample.
Solar Energy Industries Association: U.S. nonprofit trade association representing solar and energy-storage companies through policy advocacy, research, education, and industry support.
Requires problem-solving, organization, flexibility, and MS Office Suite proficiency. Salesforce and Microsoft Outlook experience preferred; all majors encouraged to apply.
Microsoft Office Suite, Salesforce, Microsoft Outlook
Our Children's Trust: Nonprofit public interest law firm representing young people in climate-rights litigation and advocacy at no cost.
Strong research, writing, and communication skills; self-directed, responsive, able to work independently, take initiative, and meet short turnarounds. Ability to manage spreadsheets, track legislation, and engage with congressional staff; political campaign experience a plus.
AeroVironmentNASDAQ: AVAV: Developer of unmanned aircraft systems and defense technologies.
12+ YOEBachelor's degree required, 12+ years in aerospace/national defense, 5+ years working congressional activities, TS/SCI clearance, knowledge of DoD budgeting, congressional oversight, government proposal requirements, and international procurements.
Justice and Peace Fellow (Two-Year Term), Application Close: September 4, 2026 (Washington DC Office, United Church of Christ, Justice and Witness Ministries)
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
OnsiteFull Time, Temporary
Justice and Witness Ministries: Nonprofit Protestant denomination serving U.S. congregations and communities through inclusive Christian ministry, justice advocacy, and global partnerships.
Two-year fellowship supporting domestic and international policy analysis, coalition advocacy, congressional meetings, campaigns, editorial work, and advocacy resources.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office: Federal agency granting U.S. patents and registering trademarks for inventors and businesses while advising on intellectual-property policy.
Requires comprehensive financial management experience across budgeting, accounting, reporting, performance measurement, financial systems, internal controls, and communication with executives, congressional staff, and stakeholders.