PAID Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission Internship

The Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission (JPEC) is seeking an intern to assist with the evaluation of judges and the upcoming legislative session for internship not to exceed six-months.

Apply HERE by 11/21/2021 at 11:59 PM Mountain Time

Located on the State Capitol Complex, JPEC uses surveys, courtroom observation, and other data collection efforts to evaluate the performance of judges for voters. It is now completing evaluations for judges who are eligible for the ballot in 2022. Completed evaluations will be reviewed by commissioners in an intensive, six-month deliberative process. Interns will help prepare reports for review, complete data entry, and help support commission meetings, including online voting. During this same time period, the Utah Legislature will hold its 2022 General Session. The intern will help to track relevant legislation, attend hearings, and may assist with document preparation.

By participating in the internship, the intern will gain:

Knowledge of the judiciary and the evaluation process for Utah judges,
Experience in performance evaluations,
Skills in Salesforce,
Data management and some qualitative analysis skills, and
Understanding of the legislative process, including appropriations and policy.

This intern should be prepared to work in a small team environment, be self-motivated, organized, enthusiastic, and possess good communication skills (both oral and written). Precision and detail orientation are critical, and the intern must be able keep information confidential, as required by state law. Hours are flexible (to accommodate school and holidays) and can mostly be performed remotely, if desired. Commission meetings usually occur on Tuesday mornings.

This position can start as early as December 1 with increased flexibility during the holidays. By January 2022, the position will become 20-25 hours per week and continue into spring. $15/hour.

Preferred Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: