BRIDGE Corporate Engagement Undergraduate Intern

Job Posting Organization:
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has been a leading conservation organization for over 60 years, dedicated to helping people and nature thrive. Established in 1961, WWF operates in nearly 100 countries and has a vast network of nearly one million supporters in the United States and five million globally. The organization collaborates with communities, companies, and governments to achieve sustainable and inclusive conservation outcomes. WWF is committed to diversity and inclusion, aiming to create an environment where various perspectives and backgrounds contribute to its mission. The core values of WWF include Courage, Respect, Integrity, and Collaboration, which guide its operations and interactions.

Job Overview:
The BRIDGE Corporate Engagement Undergraduate Intern will play a crucial role in supporting WWF’s Private Sector Engagement team, focusing on both Consumer Engagement and Employee Engagement initiatives. This internship is designed for undergraduate and graduate students who are eager to explore the intersection of corporate partnerships, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement. The intern will assist in strategic prospecting efforts by researching potential corporate partners, analyzing industry trends, and utilizing data-driven insights from PowerBI dashboards to identify strategic contacts within priority companies. This position offers hands-on experience in corporate sustainability and partnership development, making it ideal for individuals who are analytical, curious, and passionate about environmental impact.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The intern will support the Private Sector Engagement team by conducting prospect research to identify companies that align with WWF’s priorities. They will build a shared prospect list to inform outreach strategies for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the intern will perform a landscape analysis to identify trends in corporate engagement with environmental NGOs, which will help inform WWF’s strategy. The intern will analyze data from PowerBI dashboards to surface strategic contacts within priority companies, aiding in the identification of individuals who could champion workplace giving campaigns and other engagement opportunities. The role also includes day-to-day partnership management support and assisting with various initiatives throughout the internship duration.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must be actively enrolled in an associate’s or bachelor’s program in Business, Marketing, Communications, Education, or a related field. Those studying outside these areas are encouraged to apply. Applicants must not have received their degree by the internship start date (June 1, 2026). Candidates should demonstrate alignment with WWF’s core values of Courage, Integrity, Respect, and Collaboration. Strong research and analytical skills are essential, along with the ability to work with both quantitative and qualitative data. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, the ability to collaborate effectively in a hybrid team environment, and the capacity to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines are also required. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is necessary.

Educational Background:
The position requires candidates to be pursuing an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in relevant fields such as Business, Marketing, Communications, or Education. While these areas are preferred, students from other disciplines are also encouraged to apply, provided they can demonstrate relevant skills and interests.

Experience:
The internship is designed for students who may not have extensive professional experience, particularly those who have not previously considered a career in conservation. The ideal candidate will be eager to learn and gain exposure to corporate sustainability and partnership development processes.

Languages:
While no specific language requirements are mentioned, strong written and verbal communication skills in English are essential for this role. Additional language skills may be beneficial but are not mandatory.

Additional Notes:
This is a paid internship position, offering $21 per hour for full-time work (35 hours per week). The internship will run from June 1 to August 7, 202

• The position is flexible in terms of location, allowing the intern to work from Washington DC or other states, excluding Hawaii, Kentucky, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S., and the position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship. Candidates will need to submit a resume and cover letter, detailing their relevant skills, interest in the position, connection to nature, and potential contributions to conservation. A letter of recommendation will also be required if selected for the role.