Intern, Cybersecurity Policy Analyst
American Bankers Association
- Pay
- $30
- an hour
- Location
- Washington, DC
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time, Internship
- Posted
- Oct 1
- 18 days ago
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About the company
American Bankers Association
Banking · 201 to 500 employees
The American Bankers Association is the banking industry's champion. Joining ABA makes you part of a team that: • has Extraordinary People - ABA experts are the "go to" sources for bankers, policy makers and the media for credible information and insights for the banking industry. • has Unmatched Scope and Scale - ABA's unparalleled information and services keep members current, knowledgeable and prepared. • is Impact-Driven - ABA has a proven record of bringing about positive change for our members and the industry. We take action and achieve results. Plus competitive pay, an outstanding benefits package, a convenient DC location, a professional collegial work environment and an opportunity to work on issues of national significance equals a winning combination!
What you'll do
- Research, analyze, and communicate risks from emerging technologies in financial services.
- Assist with surveys, summarize findings, contribute to comment letters, congressional testimony, and articles, and update presentations.
What you need
- Must be a graduate student with an expected graduation date of December 2027 or later.
- Requires excellent analytical and communication skills and knowledge of the financial sector and regulatory requirements.
- Education: a postgraduate degree
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Perks
- outstanding benefits package
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