Internship Opportunities

Congresswoman Randall offers paid internships for motivated individuals in her D.C. and District Offices. These internships allow young professionals to gain unique experience working for an elected official, see the legislative process up close, and support Washington’s 6th District. Interns will have the opportunity to expand skills in policy research, learn the art of legislative correspondence, gain experience in responding to various constituent phone calls and concerns, and assist the casework team, as well as other duties as assigned. The goal of our internship program is to give interns skills that will help them excel in the job market while connecting them with professionals that can help them advance their career goals.

There are three Internship sessions per year: Winter/Spring, Summer and Fall. Internships are 120-day service commitment, compensation would be $1,950 per month. You must be a U.S. citizen with a birth certificate to apply. Unfortunately, no DACA or TPS residents can be interns per U.S. House of Representatives guidelines. Preference will be given to Washington 6th District and Washington applicants, if you do not have ties to the state we will still consider your application. Additional benefits, including commute/milage reimbursements to and from the office, are available.

Internship Timeline

  • Summer Internships (Late May-August)
    • Application Deadline: March 21, 2025
  • Fall Internships (September-December)
    • Application Deadline: August 6, 2025
  • Winter Internships (January-April)
    • Application Deadline: TBD

District Office Internship Expectations

The District Office Interns have the opportunity of working with our constituent services and casework team to assist in constituent services and advocacy. Interns will help intake requests for constituent needs, interact with public and local groups, answer phone calls, and provide research and other support for staff. Hours will be 9 am-5 pm. Interns are expected to work 40 hours per week. Candidates who are only available part-time will be considered.

D.C. Office Internship Expectations

D.C. interns will help the office in completing legislative, communications, and administrative tasks as needed by the office. Tasks will include, but not limited to: writing memos, attending briefings and completing research, answering phone calls, drafting correspondence for constituents, and various administrative tasks. Interns are expected to work 40 hours per week. Hours will be 9 am-5 pm. Candidates who are only available part-time will be considered.

Application Steps

  1. Send an email containing a resume and a cover letter in PDF format to randallinternship@mail.house.gov.
    1. Please include in your cover letter any ties to the 6th District or Washington State, why you’re interested in interning for Representative Randall, and any work experience or background information that make you a strong candidate.
  2. In the body of your email please include your availability (start date and how many days in the week you’re available to be in the office) during the duration of the internship.
  3. Please title the subject of your email as such: first name_last name_Intership Cycle (fall, winter, or summer)_D.C or DO. (if you’re interested in Washington D.C. internships or DO for District Office internships).
  4. We will accept applications on a rolling basis.
  5. If you have any questions about our internship program, please contact our office at randallinternship@mail.house.gov.
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