Movement Labs Summer Internship 2025

At Movement Labs, our mission is to affordably and provably scale people power.

Join the Movement Labs Summer Internship for an exciting opportunity to gain skills and knowledge across the progressive electoral and digital organizing space, while contributing directly to our mission of stopping the worst of the Trump agenda and helping Democrats get elected up and down the ballot. We serve as an incubator for missing pieces of political infrastructure, combining data, technology and experimental methods to build power. We use peer-to-peer texting to help grassroots organizing, recruit candidates to run for office, and help those candidates win. We look for opportunities to work in red and rural areas, and with communities that have too often been ignored.

As a Movement Labs Summer Intern, you’ll gain hands-on experience on the cutting edge of electoral organizing. If you are eager, smart, and driven, want a career in the progressive movement space, and are ready to join our fast-paced team, apply to join our Summer Internship cohort!

What You’ll Do:

The Summer Internship is an exciting and supportive cohort-based professional development program, where you will be embedded into one of our departments, as well as provided with additional community, training, and mentorship. We are seeking talented college and graduate students with a passion for our work, who are looking to learn from an entry-level job as well as through weekly huddles and additional trainings.

The Summer 2025 Internship runs from May 27 to August 29, 30-40 hours per week. Interns are expected to work full time and be available during core working hours 9amPT/12pmET-2pmPT/5pmET. 

Movement Labs is an equal opportunity employer with a commitment to economic and social justice. We believe there are many paths to this work, and strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds and career trajectories, as many skills are transferrable. Women, people of color, LGBTQ people, people with disabilities, and members of other historically disenfranchised populations are strongly encouraged to apply. If you require accommodations as part of the hiring process, please contact [email protected].

This is a fully remote position. Priority deadline for applications is April 18. Candidates must be legally able to work in the United States, we are not able to sponsor visas.

• Currently in college, grad school, or graduating in May/June 2025.
• Demonstrated interest in progressive politics, campaigns, or organizing, through professional experience, volunteering, or coursework.
• Commitment to fulltime work for duration of the internship, including participation in all internship meetings and trainings.
• Successful interns are flexible, able to nimbly shift as priorities change, learn quickly, and are willing to do what needs to be done in our fast-paced, quickly evolving environment.

General Skills

• Passionate about progressive politics and leveraging data, technology, organizing and research to build political power
• Hungry and passionate about our mission, eager to learn and join the fight
• Demonstrated detail-orientation with excellent follow through
• Ability to work independently and manage workload in remote environment
• Excellent organizational skills
• Systematic in approach to projects
• Competence in Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and an ability to learn a variety of digital workspace tools quickly

Internship Pathways

Our work varies across teams. You will be embedded within a department for the duration of your internship. Generally we are looking for three types of interns:

• An organizer, outward-facing, communication-oriented person. This type of intern likes to work with people, has a positive-attitude, and likes thinking about how people relate to each other and how they think. This person would have no problem picking up the phone and calling a partner or leading a meeting.
• A research, systems, and writing-oriented person. This type of intern likes spreadsheets and CRMs, has strong attention to detail, and is inclined toward the analytical side of things. This person might have experience with digital organizing or email marketing platforms, and loves a good Asana automation.
• A data and tech-focused person. This type of intern has some basic familiarity with or strong interest to learn about managing large data sets or working with code. This person loves to get lost by themselves in a technical problem and is excited to learn new skills in this arena.

Movement Labs Teams

• Data/Tech Team: Clean, sort, and manage data to support our core programs.
• Operations Team: Join the heart of our work by supporting high-volume text campaigns and work with volunteers to engage voters.
• Black-Led Organizing Team:  Create advocacy toolkits and experiment case studies, and gain proficiency in Airtable to manage critical data.
• People Team: Learn about how organizations run by supporting hiring, conducting security audits, and helping with database administration in EveryAction.
• Experiments Team: Learn how we rigorously study the impact of our programs by conducting research and managing data.
• Contest Every Race Team: Support our county Democratic party partners and create new communications materials to ensure down-ballot Democrats get elected in rural districts.

• $21.50, 30-40 hours a week (workload may vary some from week to week)
• This is a fulltime, temporary, hourly position, which includes sick time accrual, paid lunch break, and paid holidays.
• This short-term internship is intended to train and develop leaders in the progressive political space through professional experience, skill building, and training.
• Priority deadline for applications is April 18.