A college degree plus two years of relevant research experience OR a graduate degree in a related field.
Strong quantitative, writing, and presentation skills.
Demonstrated interest in working on state-level public policies affecting low-income communities, communities of color, and LGBTQ communities, and policies with implications for racial equity.
A commitment to understanding and undoing systemic racial inequities.
The ability to work on multiple tasks both independently and as part of a highly collaborative team, often on a time-sensitive basis.
Familiarity with state tax and budget policy issues and concepts or a willingness to learn on the job.
A two-year commitment— candidates must be eligible to work full time in the United States for the duration of the program.
The ability and willingness to relocate to the state(s) they select.
