Kiva · 2 weeks ago
Impact Research Intern
San Francisco, CA
Internship
Remote
Intern/New Grad
$800/mo - $800/mo
Start in 2025 Winter
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Responsibilities
This role will partly focus on assisting the impact team with key impact reporting needs, which often require simple data analysis skills
Analyze and create reports based on Impact Scorecard and 60 Decibels MF Index data
Pull files uploaded in partner surveys and ensure they are uploaded to Box
Collect, save, and review impact monitoring data
Carry out correlation analysis between 60 DB and Kiva ISC
Support data analysis for key business questions around Kiva's impact
Data cleaning and data management of key impact metrics
Supporting on update of loan taxonomy
Creating dashboard lending partner visualizations of key impact-related measurements
Qualification
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Required
At least 21 years of age or older by January 21, 2025
Able to commit to the full 6-months term
Strong critical thinking, with an eye for detail and ownership for your work
Enjoys problem-solving and relationship building
Strong written and verbal communication
Highly proactive and able to work independently
Highly organized individual with an aptitude for working in a start-up environment.
Intermediate skills in Google docs, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Authorization to work in the United States on a permanent, full-time basis
Benefits
Professional development and skills workshops
Access to Kiva's network of Kiva Fellowship and Internship Alumni
Optional participation in Kiva's Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and social activities such as happy hours and coffee chats
References are gladly given for successful participants
Company
Kiva
Kiva is an international non-profit organization that enables families to make small loans to entrepreneurs in developing countries.
Founded in 2005
51-200 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Growth StageTotal Funding
$11.8MKey Investors
Women’s Global Development and Prosperity InitiativeThe Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
2020-07-06Grant· $2.5M
2013-12-16Grant· $3M
2012-03-13Angel· $1M
Leadership Team
Schan Duff
Vice President, Strategy
Chelsa Bocci
Head of Talent Programs & Employee Engagement
Recent News
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