Monitoring and Evaluation Internship

Trickle Up seeks interns to support the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer in New York City. Interns gain valuable working experience in poverty reduction and program monitoring and evaluation, as well as the chance to work with a committed, highly skilled and fun program team. Trickle Up provides a friendly and flexible work environment. Program internships are unpaid.

Internship tasks will include:

• Analyzing quantitative data to assess program performance, including longitudinal data and running and interpreting correlations.


• Conducting research, including on contextual information about Trickle Up’s geographic areas of work.
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  Writing and editing reports and memos to make quantitative and qualitative data easily understandable to general audiences.
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  Assisting with data management, cleaning of data, and quality control.

Successful candidates will:

• Have a relevant MA (or be currently enrolled in same or have equivalent relevant experience)
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  Have excellent writing and rigorous analytical skills
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  Have advanced quantitative skills, including knowledge of statistical programs (applicants without strong quantitative skills will also be considered for research and qualitative analysis tasks)
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  Be very detail-oriented
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  Demonstrate a basic understanding of poverty reduction work
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  Enjoy working with minimal supervision and be a self-starter
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  Be able to commit at least 10 hours a week for at least 3 months
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  French or Spanish skills would be a bonus.

To Apply

• Email the following to jsanson@trickleup.org:
• • a cover letter
  • a resume or CV
  • contact information for two academic or work references (references themselves not required)
  • a writing sample no longer than 3 pages
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  Ensure all file names begin with your last name
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  Enter “Program Internship Application” in your email subject line
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  Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. No phone calls, please.

Thank you for your interest in Trickle Up! Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable people with disabilities to perform essential job functions.