Psychology Intern

About the Role

• UNPAID, REMOTE, and FLEXIBLE internship.
• Full-time, remote role focused on understanding and enhancing psychological well-being within a small, high-responsibility consulting environment.
• Exposure to real projects, careful supervision, and opportunities to translate academic psychology into practical interventions for a distributed, technology-focused organization.

Key Responsibilities

• Designing and running surveys or assessments related to stress, motivation, and team dynamics.
• Analyzing qualitative and quantitative data.
• Preparing concise reports or recommendations on employee well-being and organizational behavior.
• Collaborating with the founder and project teams to explore how psychological principles can improve communication, workload balance, and decision-making in a remote, client-facing setting.
• Assisting with psychoeducational materials for interns and collaborators.
• Contributing to mental health awareness initiatives.
• Supporting the design of ethical, human-centered processes in client and internal workflows.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Comfort with remote work, time management, and self-directed learning in a distributed, technology-oriented environment.
• Basic familiarity with digital tools (e.g., online survey platforms, office productivity suites) and willingness to learn new systems.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Psychology, with interest in organizational behavior, employee well-being, or related applied areas.
• Ability to work with Psychological Testing and basic assessment tools, including designing or adapting surveys and interpreting results under supervision.
• Effective Communication skills, including clear written reports, respectful interpersonal communication, and the ability to present findings to non-specialist audiences.
• Awareness of Mental Health concepts, ethics, boundaries, and confidentiality, with sensitivity to diverse backgrounds and experiences.
• Background in Education or training in psychology-related programs, such as current enrollment in or completion of a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Psychology or allied fields.
• Demonstrated curiosity and critical thinking.