Entertainment Software Association

About the Company

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) serves as the voice and advocate for the U.S. video game industry. Its members are the innovators, creators, publishers and business leaders that are reimagining entertainment and transforming how we interact, learn, connect and play. The ESA works to expand and protect the dynamic marketplace for video games through innovative and engaging initiatives that showcase the positive impact of video games on people, culture and the economy. For more information, visit the ESA’s website or follow the ESA on Twitter @theESA.

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Company Name

Entertainment Software Association

Job Title

Summer Intern

Job Description

**Job Title** Summer Intern **Role Summary** An 8‑week hybrid internship program in Washington, DC (twice weekly onsite, three days remote) designed to provide exposure across Communications & Public Affairs, Finance & Accounting, Federal Government Affairs, and Intellectual Property & Security. Interns will support departmental projects, gather data, and contribute to ongoing initiatives while developing professional skills. **Expectations** - Commit to 8 weeks of full‑time work (approximately 40 hours per week). - Deliver high‑quality work with minimal supervision. - Maintain professional conduct and adhere to internal policies. - Demonstrate effective time‑management and communication skills. - Complete all required training and meetings. **Key Responsibilities** - Assist in drafting and editing public‑facing documents, press releases, and internal communications. - Support financial data entry, reconciliation, and reporting tasks. - Conduct research on federal regulations, policy developments, and legislative activity. - Aid in the preparation and filing of intellectual property documentation and security reviews. - Attend and contribute to departmental meetings and briefings. - Perform general administrative duties (scheduling, filing, event coordination). - Collaborate cross‑functionally to meet project deadlines. **Required Skills** - Strong written and verbal communication. - Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). - Ability to learn and apply new software quickly (e.g., Google Workspace, basic accounting or IP tools). - Analytical mindset and attention to detail. - Self‑motivated and comfortable working independently or as part of a team. - Effective time‑management and organizational skills. - Adaptability to hybrid work environment and changing priorities. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrollment in a bachelor’s or master’s program related to communications, finance, public policy, law, technology, or a related field. - Minimum 2nd‑year standing (e.g., sophomore or junior). - No specific certifications required; relevant coursework in data analysis, policy analysis, or IP law is an asset.

Washington, United states

Hybrid

Fresher

27-02-2026