Policy & Public Affairs Intern Tech Policy Insights

Posted 10 days ago

1000 micron technologyWashington (DC)

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About the role

Micron Technology is seeking a Government and Public Affairs Intern in Washington, D.C. to support the U.S. government affairs team on policy, regulatory and industry issues affecting a leading memory and storage company. You will monitor political developments, conduct research and analyses, prepare briefing materials, and help engage government officials and industry groups; familiarity with AI tools and MS Office is a plus; travel may be required.

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