Research and policy intern
About the companyTransferWise is a VC-backed, international money transfer start-up co-founded by Skype’s first employee and backed by some of planet's most experienced innovators, including Sir Richard Branson and PayPal founder Peter Thiel, we're disrupting the world of currency &amp; international money transfer. That means flipping a gazillion dollar industry on its head and taking power away from banks and the establishment.From the Tea Building in Shoreditch, we're starting a little revolution. We're using technology to allow people to send money abroad without incurring punitive bank fees.The trouble is, banks are very good at hiding their fees, so a lot of people have no idea that the banks are ripping them off. We need someone to help us run educational campaigns for proper transparency.We're already making progress. The Times said we pose “a challenge to the banks”, City A.M. said we’re “transforming how we transfer money” and The Telegraph said we’re set to “spark a revolution”.About the role:We're looking for someone confident with great research and writing skills to support our communications team.Things you’ll be doing:Researching the ins-and-outs of international money transferSupporting a public affairs campaignsDeveloping our stakeholder programme
Title: Research and policy intern
Salary: None
Description: About the companyTransferWise is a VC-backed, international money transfer start-up co-founded by Skype’s first employee and backed by some of planet's most experienced innovators, including Sir Richard Branson and PayPal founder Peter Thiel, we're disrupting the world of currency &amp; international money transfer. That means flipping a gazillion dollar industry on its head and taking power away from banks and the establishment.From the Tea Building in Shoreditch, we're starting a little revolution. We're using technology to allow people to send money abroad without incurring punitive bank fees.The trouble is, banks are very good at hiding their fees, so a lot of people have no idea that the banks are ripping them off. We need someone to help us run educational campaigns for proper transparency.We're already making progress. The Times said we pose “a challenge to the banks”, City A.M. said we’re “transforming how we transfer money” and The Telegraph said we’re set to “spark a revolution”.About the role:We're looking for someone confident with great research and writing skills to support our communications team.Things you’ll be doing:Researching the ins-and-outs of international money transferSupporting a public affairs campaignsDeveloping our stakeholder programme
Requirements: Internship experience, Bachelor's Degree education
Fraudulent: No