Public Policy Intern — Fintech & AI Policy (DC)

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About the role

Intuit's Emerging Talent internship in Public Policy offers 10–12 weeks in Washington, DC, beginning February through April. Interns work on meaningful policy projects, mentored by professionals across GCAPP, with exposure to senior leadership and cross-functional teams. Candidates must be enrolled in degree programs and located in DC for the duration of the internship. The program emphasizes collaboration, research, and real-world policy impact in fintech and AI and provides hands-on

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