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Guidepoint is a leading research enablement platform designed to advance understanding and empower our clients’ decision-making process. Powered by innovative technology, real-time data, and hard-to-source expertise, we help our clients to turn answers into action.

Backed by a network of nearly 1.5 million experts, and Guidepoint’s 1,300 employees worldwide we inform leading organizations’ research by delivering on-demand intelligence and research on request. With Guidepoint, companies and investors can better navigate the abundance of information available today, making it both more useful and more powerful. For more information, visit www.guidepoint.com.

Jumpstart Your Career with Guidepoint.

The Associate Internship Program is a paid, full time, ten-week program beginning June 2, 2025. It provides formal hands-on training, a weekly learning series, social networking outings, and mentorship opportunities designed to cultivate a skillset that will be invaluable throughout your career.

Who We Are:

  • Team-oriented and collaborative
  • Hard-working professionals who strive for excellence
  • Built-in mentorship to help you drive and improve your project management and customer service skills, to deliver excellent results for clients
  • Hands-on leadership to help you develop your career and provide opportunities for upward mobility within Guidepoint
  • Guidepoint is passionate about your career growth: Check out our Client Service Career Trajectory.

Skills you will learn:

  • Project/Time Management
  • Innovative / Strategic Problem Solving
  • Public Speaking/Elevator Pitches
  • Business acumen

Experiences you will have:

  • Networking, including building connections with our leadership team
  • Expertise around transitioning into the workforce
  • Building, maintaining, and optimizing your resume for the modern application process

Projects you will contribute to:

  • Help source and recruit top industry subject matter experts into the Guidepoint network
  • Perform industry research to identify current trends in several industries to deliver best-in-class client service
  • Assess client research needs and develop outreach strategies to identify experts’ suitability for specific client projects
  • Attend workshops on topics that include resume writing, transitioning to the workforce, and perfecting an elevator pitch
  • Learn transferable skills from industry leading professionals

Qualifications:

  • You must be pursuing a Bachelor's degree and graduate in 2026
  •  Previous internship/volunteering/extracurriculars
  • Work authorization required
  • Previous relevant coursework or internships preferred

Skills:

  • Desire to work in a sourcing/lead generation type of role
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced, results-oriented environment
  • Excellent time management and organizational skills
  • Outgoing personality with the ability to speak with people at all professional levels
  • Intellectual curiosity and desire to learn
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Demonstrated ability to work both individually and as part of a team

What we Offer:

  • Compensation will be $25/hour
  • Development opportunities through the LinkedIn Learning platform
  • Friday happy hour, “Summer Fridays”, and free snacks
  • Casual work environment, team building, and other social events
  • Hybrid work model: First week in-person and then twice a week in the office
  • Culture based on growth and development

Interview Process:

  • Meet your Guidepoint Recruiter!
    • Initial Candidate Screen
  • Meet the Guidepoint Teams!
    • Hiring Manger Interview
  • Interview Process Outcome

At Guidepoint, our success relies on the diversity of our employees, advisors, and client base, which allows us to create connections that offer a wealth of perspectives. We are committed to upholding policies that contribute to an equitable and welcoming environment for our community, regardless of background, identity, or experience. 

 

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Base salary may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, and experience, as well as geographic location. Additionally, this position is eligible for an annual discretionary bonus based on performance.

Compensation
$25—$25 USD

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