Internships
The Office of Congresswoman Andrea Salinas (D-OR06) is seeking candidates for a part-time (10-15 hours a week, 10 weeks) fall internship in our Oregon district offices (Salem and Tualatin). The preferred start date of this internship is late September, but it can be flexible depending on school schedules.
District Interns will assist the outreach staff and caseworkers, research local and national policy issues, help with constituent communication through mail and phone calls, and can attend events and meetings in the district with the Congresswoman and staff.
Qualifications:
- Outstanding verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to speak courteously with constituents
- Ability to work independently and as a part of a team
- Attention to detail and eagerness to go above and beyond
- Professionalism and demonstrated interest in public service
- OR-06 ties are preferred, but not required
Compensation information:
- This is a compensated position. Academic credit may be available and should be arranged with your academic institution.
To apply, please complete the online form: https://salinas.house.gov/services/internships. Please note that you must include your resume and a cover letter that indicates which office location (Salem or Tualatin) you are interested in interning in. The writing sample is optional. Rolling applications are open until Friday, September 5th at 11:59pm PT.
The Office is an equal employment opportunity employer and, consistent with the Congressional Accountability Act (“CAA”) and House Rule XXIII, does not discriminate on the basis of an individual’s race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, military status, age, marital status, parental status, or any other factor or basis prohibited by applicable federal law. This means that these factors will not be the basis for any hiring, discharge, promotion, pay, benefits, or reassignment decision or action, or any other personnel or job action affecting the terms, conditions, and privileges of employment. Consistent with the CAA, the Office may, however, consider party affiliation, domicile, and political compatibility in making employment decisions.
Washington, D.C. applications are closed.