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The Rockefeller Foundation · 7 hours ago

Summer Intern, Knowledge Management

New York, NY

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$30/hr - $35/hr

Start in 2026 Summer

The Rockefeller Foundation is seeking a Knowledge Management Intern to join the Information & Knowledge Management team. This internship offers students hands-on experience in knowledge management practices, where they will collaborate with teams to improve organizational information accessibility and contribute to meaningful projects.

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Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Organize, maintain, and improve internal knowledge repositories and support document lifecycle management

Assist with content migration from legacy platforms (e.g., Box) to SharePoint, ensuring accuracy and usability

Support the creation and delivery of learning materials and training sessions for knowledge management initiatives

Contribute to bi-weekly organizational communications and change management content for the Intranet

Participate in special projects and provide general administrative and project coordination support

Collaborate with teams to support internal events and senior leadership forums

Qualification

Knowledge managementInformation managementProject coordinationChange managementProactive attitudeWriting skillsCommunication skillsCollaborative skills

Required

Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in information science, library science, knowledge management, business administration, or a related discipline

Interest in information and knowledge management, change management, and internal communications

Strong writing and communication skills; able to research and summarize new topics

Basic organizational and project coordination skills; able to manage tasks and deadlines with guidance

Collaborative and open to feedback; comfortable working in a team setting

Proactive skillset and willingness to learn new tools and adapt to changing priorities

Open to undergraduate or graduate students currently enrolled in an accredited program

Work authorization in the United States is required