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The intern will be placed in the Office of Engineering and Technology. Will work with attorneys and engineers on a wide variety of issues, which may include both mobile and fixed broadband network technologies and deployment, broadband network performance - especially the Measuring Broadband America Program, broadband wireless service development and regulation, Internet policy, cyber security, network resiliency, next generation 911 services, RF interference and safety issues, and other aspects of spectrum allocation, re-assignment and management. Working within Electromagnetic Compatibility Division, interns will have the opportunity to work with the Commission's Technological Advisory Council (TAC) to support in identifying important areas of innovation to develop informed technology policies supporting America's competitiveness and job creation in the global economy. Perform research and assist in the preparation of Commission reports, legal and policy memoranda, and other Commission related documents. First, second, and third year law students with strong analytical, research, and writing skills are encouraged to apply. Should preferably have a technical background and an interest in Internet, communications, or media policy. Must be enrolled at least half-time to be considered.

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