What are the responsibilities and job description for the Impact Assessment and Reporting Intern (Spring Semester 2026) position at Water for Good?
Position: Impact Assessment and Reporting Intern
Reports to: Monitoring and Evaluation Manager
Location: Office in Bentonville, AR (hybrid schedule)
Length of internship: Spring internship (January – May)
Status: Part-time, Hourly
Hours: ~10 hours/week, minimum of 112 hours
Position Overview:
The Impact Assessment and Reporting Intern will contribute to Water for Good’s water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) program evaluation efforts. The Impact Assessment and Reporting Intern will learn valuable skills in data collection and validation, quantitative data analysis, scientific report writing, and program evaluation, while collaborating with a global team.
The Impact Assessment and Reporting Intern’s primary responsibilities include:
Evaluation Data Review, Cleaning, and Analysis
- Conduct daily reviews of quantitative survey data for quality assurance during program evaluation studies
- Communicate with global data collection teams about errors or inconsistencies in study data
- Resolve data inconsistencies, maintaining a cleaned data set for analysis
- During data collection, track survey data received against sampling frame
- Analyze quantitative data using Excel
- Support monitoring and evaluation team with qualitative data analysis, if needed
Scientific Report Writing and Data Interpretation
- Write Water for Good evaluation reports
- Support the development of evaluation processes in Water for Good’s knowledge management system
- Other tasks as assigned
Work Experience and Qualification
Required Qualifications
- Passion for Water for Good’s mission of transforming lives through sustainable access to safe water, improved sanitation, and hygiene in places that need it most
- Currently enrolled in a degree program focused on Public Health, Social Sciences, Environmental Science, Statistics, International Development, Communication, or a related degree.
- A GPA of a 3.0 or above
- Competent in basic Microsoft Excel functions
- Good understanding of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
- Ability to learn new technology tools quickly
- Strong attention to detail
- Strong written communication skills
- Legally eligible to work in the United States; no sponsorship will be provided
Physical Qualifications:
- Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer
- Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times
Travel Required: None required.