Job Description
The Transportation Internship with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission will include conducting research and data analysis for transportation topics, assist in writing reports, attending meetings with other colleagues and community members, performing GIS analysis, creating charts, graphs, and maps for reports.
Candidates must submit a Resume and Writing Sample
Essential Functions
Conducting research and data analysis for transportation topics, Assist in writing reports, Attending meetings with other colleagues and community members, Perform GIS analysis, Create charts, graphs, and maps for reports.
Competencies, Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Strong GIS skills, experience in data analysis and research, strong writing skills, proficient in Adobe InDesign, knowledge of transportation planning principles.
Work-Life
Working hours are generally 20 hours per week. Our team is currently hybrid with both virtual and in-office days.
Qualifications
Undergraduate level studies, pursuing a degree in planning, public policy, or a similar related field. Best aligned majors include Urban Planning, urban studies and public policy.
Additional Information
TO APPLY: Interested candidates must submit a resume and writing sample.
Salary Range: $15.00/Hourly
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