This full-time, paid Research Intern position at a prominent public policy organization offers an opportunity to contribute to the Critical Minerals Security Program, focusing on supply chain vulnerabilities for key minerals vital to national security and economic stability. Starting in June 2026, the intern will support research activities, monitor developments, organize data, assist with event logistics, and promote program outputs on social media. Candidates should be current students or recent graduates with strong research, communication, and organizational skills, and be able to work in-person at the headquarters. The role provides valuable experience in policy research related to critical minerals, with compensation based on educational background. Applicants must submit a résumé, cover letter explaining their interest in critical minerals security, and a brief writing sample. The organization values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer.