We’re looking for a proactive and detail-oriented External Relations Intern to support our efforts in leveraging government schemes, grants, and policies. In this role, you’ll help identify relevant central and state programmes, assist in grant application processes, and coordinate with internal teams for documentation and compliance. You’ll also represent the company at government-hosted events, expos, and policy forums. This is a great opportunity to build your understanding of how businesses work with public systems to drive innovation and growth.
Key Responsibilities:
- Research and monitor central/state government policies, schemes, and grants relevant to the industry
- Assist in identifying and applying for government grants, subsidies, and financial support programmes
- Coordinate with internal departments to gather documentation required for applications and compliance
- Attend government and industry events, expos, and conferences as a company representative
- Prepare concise event reports and policy updates for internal teams
- Maintain records, trackers, and dashboards for grant opportunities and submissions
- Support the creation of policy briefs and advocacy documents as required
Requirements:
- Pursuing a degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Law, Business Administration, or related fields
- Strong interest in government relations, public policy, and regulatory frameworks
- Good communication and research skills
- Familiarity with tools like MS Office, Excel, Powerpoint.
- Ability to work across teams, manage multiple priorities, and stay detail-oriented
- A proactive learner who takes ownership and initiative
What’s In It for You:
- Real-world experience in public policy and government engagement
- Opportunity to attend and contribute to high-level government and industry events
- Mentorship from professionals working at the intersection of policy and innovation
- Exposure to corporate strategy and decision-making in a fast-growing startup
- A collaborative work environment where your contributions make a real impact