Probolsky Research
Opinion Research Intern
Company Overview:
Probolsky Research is a market and opinion research company based in Newport Beach, California. We are woman and Latina-owned. We are non-partisan, independent researchers passionate about accuracy, data security, and using storytelling to make data usable.
REQUIREMENTS
- Dedicate a minimum of sixteen (16) hours per week to Probolsky Research (flexible scheduling)
- Experience working with SPSS, STATA or other statistical software
- An understanding of government, politics and public policy or statistics
- Meticulous attention to detail and exceptional organizational skills
- Interpersonal discretion
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Adobe Acrobat
- Enjoy working in a small, quick-paced professional office environment
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Interns will have the opportunity to work on various projects, a sampling of which is below:
- Analyze research results and create reports using Microsoft suite of software, including Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Monitor media sources such as newspapers, blogs, radio, television
- Monitor governmental agendas
- Create, update and maintain databases of media, elected officials, government agencies and other key influential individuals and groups
- Attend public hearings such as city council, special district and county board of supervisors’ meetings
- Coordinate events
- Write news releases, letters, reports, speeches, talking points and position papers
- Attend/staff events
- Answer office phones
- Editing
- Perform follow-up calls regarding events and meetings
Location: 3990 Westerly Place, Suite 185 Newport Beach CA 92660
INVITATION TO APPLY
Students who are interested in our paid internship should submit a resume and a cover letter explaining your background and interest in a position as well as at least one non-academic writing sample (example: blog or social media post, complaint letter) to: jobs@probolskyresearch.com – you can address all communications to company president, Adam Probolsky