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Hello, I’m a Master’s student in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, and I’m currently looking for opportunities in areas like I/O psychology, HR/People Analytics, organizational research, consulting, or program evaluation.
Background highlights:
- Graduate assistant with experience in data monitoring, reporting, dashboards, and metrics tracking
- Strong research background (experimental design, survey development, data analysis, publications in progress)
- Proficient in SPSS, JASP, R, and quantitative/qualitative analysis
- Experience working with sustainability and organizational data (e.g., emissions tracking, institutional reporting)
- Interested in applying psychological science to employee experience, decision-making, performance, and organizational effectiveness
I’ve been applying through traditional channels, but haven't been having much luck (it is also a bit stressful, as it is a graduation requirement and I need a position for Summer 2026). I know many I/O opportunities are found through networking, referrals, etc, so I wanted to reach out here.
I’d really appreciate any:
- Leads on companies, consulting firms, or organizations offering I/O-relevant internships
- Advice on breaking into I/O internships or transitioning from research-heavy roles to applied settings
- Willingness to review my resume or share personal experiences in the field
Thanks so much for any insight or guidance, happy to share my resume or LinkedIn via DM!
u/Background-Weird9104 — 13 days ago