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The Wildlife Justice Commission is an innovative, mission–driven start up leveraging the rule of law and the power of investigation. It aims to disrupt transnational, organised wildlife crime by exposing criminal networks and the corruption that enables them to flourish.
We are seeking a conscientious quick learner to strengthen our current team in the capacity of Investigations Intern. We are targeting an energetic self-starter who can demonstrate creative approaches towards assigned tasks. You question why poaching and trafficking of wildlife are spiralling out of control. You are interested in a getting to knowor increase your available knowledge on how a foundation like the Wildlife Justice Commission runs its operations. As well as we are, you are dedicated to a future in which wildlife crime no longer occurs because government seffectively enforce the law.
Under the supervision of the Chief of Investigations you will: - Conduct investigations on various social media platforms and compile information into reports.
- Translate various documents that come through into English and compile them into investigation reports.
- Assist in various tasks of the investigations teams, i.e. organising the Map of Facts.
- Conduct a variety of open source researchin order to support the investigations team.
Your profile - Ambitious young professional: You have been successful in your studies and extracurricular activities. You are currently in the process of obtaining your bachelor or Master degree.
- Doer: You get things done. You are hands-on and proactive. You pay attention to details. You are willing to go the extra mile to meet deadlines, you are result oriented. You are very quality-orientedand stress resistant.
- Quick learner: You are highly analytical and structured in thinking. You learn new things very quickly. You do not get rest until you find the missing puzzle. You have extensive experiences with multitasking and tasks prioritisation.
- Team player: You work and think in teams,interdisciplinary and multicultural. You welcome feedback and use that tolearn, improve, and get better.
- Excellent communicator: You are fluent in English and preferably also have extensive knowledge of an Asian and/or African language (preferably Chinese). You communicate excellently both verbally and in writing.
- Owner: You are taking ownership. You work independently and are ready to assume full responsibility for your deliverables.
We offer you： - An internship of 32 working hours per week for a period of 6 months at our office in The Hague.
- A strong focus on coaching and support by your supervisor and colleagues that will help you grow as a professional.
- An international environment (our team has over 6 nationalities) that is bound to further improve your English language skills.
- Financial remuneration of €200,- per month for 32 working hours per week.
- Travel expenses covered up to €100,- per month depending on the place of residence.
- A number of paid holiday hours.
- A flexible work schedule.
Looking To Make A Difference By Activating Justice On A National And International Level? Please e-mail your CV, Motivation Letter, 2of your writing samples (e.g. essay, report, etc.) and the list of your grades to helen.retel@wildlifejustice.org. For questions about this position, please contact our Executive Assistant, HelenRetel Helmrich at +31 (0) 70 205 10 50. | 
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