Legislative Intern

Role and Responsibilities

A Texas lobbying and government affairs firm is seeking one to two legislative session interns to assist firm principals with client relations.  Expected services include:

•       Utilizing legislation monitoring software to track movement of key bills (training provided);

•       Assist in development of one-pagers and other advocacy materials;

•       Monitoring and summarizing legislative activities such as committee hearings, floor debates, and more;

•       Scheduling meetings (virtual or in-person) with legislative offices and committees;

•       Assist with research on legislation and policy issues;

•       Writing bill summaries; and

•       Help prepare weekly client newsletters and end-of-session reports.

Qualifications and Education Requirements

•       No specific educational requirements, but prefer someone pursuing or having a Bachelor or Master’s degree with a strong communications and writing background.

•       Proficiency in document production, including Adobe, Excel, Power Point, Word and Canva.

•       Must have own computer.

•       Work will be performed primary at the office with the ability to complete some assignments remotely.

Preferred Skills & Other Prerequisites

Non-partisan, but with political acumen;

Strong writing and editing skills;

Knowledge working in Claude, MailChimp, and applications for website management and mass communications;

Reliability, dedication & keen sense of personal responsibility; and

Semi-regular hours, primarily of your own choosing and/or working around possible school schedules.

Additional Notes

Availability from January to June 2027 is a MUST.

Potential for position to go into the summer.

Katy Cramer

cramer@captexas.com

Subject Line: Legislative Session Internship