Description

Do you have the interest to work in a multicultural environment? Do you want to contribute a valuable project? This opportunity is  open for you!

The U.S. Embassy Jakarta is seeking active university students in Indonesia to join our internship program at the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, the U.S. Consulate General in Surabaya and Medan, and the U.S. Mission to ASEAN in Jakarta. Foreign National Student Intern Program (FNSIP)  is an internship program with a unique opportunity to offer the experience to learn and work in the U.S. BI Mission Indonesia for selected Indonesian students.

Why you must apply for this internship?

This is an unpaid program, no compensation and benefits are offered. Although this internship isn’t paid, you will get more than the money. You will get incredible experience to working in multicultural environment and doing a  valuable project. This internship will bring you contribute to strengthens the bond between  these two nations, the Republic of Indonesia and US America.

Who can apply this program?

• Indonesian citizen
• Minimum 18 years old
• Available for Indonesian Students who are in their 5^th  Semester
• Have a minimum GPA 2.75
• English Profiency test is  not required, but it’s preferred.
• Open for all degree programs. Some vacancies may require specific knowledge or specific educational background.
• Must have personal medical insurance during internship program (BPJS or other)

What are the Available Employment Opportunities for FNSIP?

No	Job Vacancies	Job Description	Position availabe
1	Political Section Jakarta	Covering and reporting on all political development which focuses on U.S.-Indonesia bilateral relations, Indonesian domestic politics and social development.	1
2	Public Affairs Section U.S Embassy Jakarta (Information Office)	Engage with the Indonesian public either in-person or through digital platforms to inform, educate and influence opinions about U.S. foreign policy issues.	1
3	Public Affairs Section U.S. Embassy Jakarta (Cultural Office)	Promotes educational and cultural exchange and engages Indonesian audiences to explain the United States’ history, culture, and the value of our diversity.	1
4	General Service Office/Customer Service Center-Jakarta	The Customer Service Center (CSC) is a one-stop-shop service center where U.S. Mission personnel can receive services provided by Management. CSC answers inquiries either with direct action or by coordinating a solution with internal and external service providers	2
5	Information Service Center-Jakarta	Developing local web database applications such as eDirectory, eBilling, EEO Training, Memo Manager, Online Award Processing and involves in supporting SharePoint and CRM applications. .	1 or 2
6	Public Affair Section at U.S. ASEAN Mission to Indonesia-Jakarra	Responsible for achieving mission’s goals by advancing U.S. diplomacy in ASEAN and oversees mission’s social media accounts activities and publishes online postings on a daily basis; hosts and organizes various programs and events throughout the year to support U.S. government’s diplomatic	1 or 2
7	U.S. Commercial Service Jakarta	Supports American companies in market development opportunities around the world and connect exporters from the United States with qualified partners and key government regulators to help facilitate the growth of U.S. exports to the Indonesian market.	3 (not simultaneously)
8	USAID – Economic Growth and Education (EGE) Jakarta	Trengthen training and vocational education; increase higher education partnerships; and leverage the skills, technologies, and resources of the private sector to ensure sustainable and effective development	1
9	USAID – Development Outreach and Communication Jakarta	Works within the Program Office to inform in-country audiences of the work of USAID—as required by the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.	1
10	USAID – Environment Office Jakarta	Covers a broad portfolio covering marine and terrestrial ecosystems, urban resilience, and energy. The intern will be located in the Environment Office’s urban resilience program and contribute to ongoing activities focusing on waste management and ocean plastics.	1
11	USAID – Resident Legal Office Jakarta	Responsible for advising on legal and policy matters concerning mission operations and programming, across the entire portfolio and assist Mission staff in the formulation of policies, practices, and mission procedures.	1
12	USAID – Health Jakarta	Supporting the Government of Indonesia with improving Maternal and Child Health (MCH), control of Infectious Diseases and Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) priorities.	3
13	U.S. Consulate Medan	Represents the Mission in Indonesia’s 10 provinces on the island of Sumatra. This position is located at the U.S. Consulate in Medan, Indonesia. Applicants are expected to work in Medan.	1
14	Political/Economic Section (POL/Econ) – Surabaya	Responsible for assisting the Pol/Econ section of the U.S. Consulate General in Surabaya to organize political and economic programs and meetings throughout the Consular district. The intern will work with the Pol/Econ Assistants to collect data on economic and political conditions in eastern Indonesia, support political and economic section meetings, draft press summaries on economic and political topics, and engage in the conduct of economic and political outreach.	1

If you want to get detailed information about criteria in each job, you can find more here Foreign National Student Intern Program (FNSIP) – U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Indonesia (usembassy.gov)

How to apply this program?

You must prepare this document below :

1. The U.S. Embassy application for FNSIP. Download here U.S. Embassy application for FNSIP
2. Statement of Interest. Please indicate in 1-2 pages why you are interested in joining the internship program and why we should select you to be part of our annual internship program. This is mandatory. Download here Statement of Interest
3. Gratuitous Service Agreement. Download here Gratuitous Service Agreement (no compensation or benefit).
4. Academic Transcript.
5. Letter of permission to intern at the Bi-Mission Indonesia from the university.
6. Confirmation letter regarding personal medical insurance. (A scanned copy of your BPJS card should be sufficient. If you don’t have a BPJS, please send us the letter from your medical insurance agency).

Interested applicant should submit a complete application by email to: JakartaFNSIP@state.gov.  Please indicate the section you are applying for in the subject of your email (Email subject: 2022 FNSIP for [section name/name of the city]). For example: 2022 FNSIP for Public Affairs Section/Jakarta. Application forms are mandatory and need to be attached to the email (do not use shared drive to send your forms.

When this internship will be started?

This program will be held for 3-months during summer. This program will be held hybrid. The Participant can work remotely or work in US Embassy Office which is located in Jakarta, Surabaya, and Medan.

January 24 – February 18, 2022	Application submission
February 22 – March 11, 2022	Application reviewed
March 14 – 31, 2022	Interview for selected applicants
April 4 – 8, 2022	Conditional offers
April 11 – May 31, 2022	Clearance process
June 1– 3, 2022	Formal offers
June 13, 2022	Internship first day
August 19, 2022	End of 3-month program

Do you interest in this program?

Let’s apply for this program and create an incredible experience. If you have any questions, be kindly to contact our international office staff by email  hasan.ashari@staff.upnjatim.ac.id.