Lending Communications, Data Intern

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. Update loan impact stories in LISC’s Project Profiles resource library to support lending communications and marketing .

Posted 10/15/2026part-timeRemote • United StatesEntry Level💰 $20 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to organize and synthesize information for impactful storytelling. Proficient in Excel and MS Suite for data analysis and presentation, with a focus on real estate, lending, and community development.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Superior Written Communication SkillsProficient in ExcelExperience in Writing and Editing for External CommunicationsExcellent Organizational AbilitiesFamiliarity with Real Estate and Lending Concepts

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Hard Skills

Data AnalysisResearchWritingEditingFormattingImpact MeasurementMarketing Materials DevelopmentData SynthesisProject Management

Soft Skills

Time ManagementCollaborationIndependenceTask Prioritization

Tools & Technologies

MS SuiteExcelPowerPoint

Industry Keywords

CDFIsCommunity DevelopmentLendingFinanceImpact MeasurementCommunicationsMarketing

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Update loan impact stories in LISC’s Project Profiles resource library to support lending communications and marketing
Research and format summaries of key data points across the credit files of outstanding loans
Become familiar with LISC’s system reports, data, and underwriting documents
Use system resources to draft stories of impact for LISC’s loans
Coordinate with LISC’s communications team to publish new Project Profiles in LISC’s online resource library
Populate the Project Profiles tracker and support updates to the related map
Provide recommendations for process improvements and/or new marketing opportunities
Review credit narratives and underwriting workbooks of outstanding loans, focusing on predetermined data points
Format outstanding loan data research into a single file for submission to LISC’s IT team
Perform all other duties as assigned
Collaborate across teams and work closely with senior staff

Requirements

What you’ll need

Undergraduate or graduate student; undergraduates must have completed a minimum of 2 years’ coursework towards a Bachelor’s degree
Must be actively enrolled in a degree program and provide documentation that internship relates to course of study
Superior written and verbal communication skills
Ability to organize and synthesize information from various sources to draw conclusions and tell a story
Demonstrated experience and interest in writing and editing for external communications (e.g., social media, blog posts, impact stories, marketing materials)
Fully fluent in Excel
Experience using MS Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) to conduct research, analyze data, and present findings
Excellent organizational abilities and time management skills
Ability to prioritize and manage individual tasks in a remote work environment
Ability to work independently to produce high-quality work
Ability to work across a variety of tasks and with diverse teams
Prior coursework or familiarity with real estate, lending, finance, impact measurement, communications and marketing, or similar concepts
Interest in CDFIs, lending, and community development
Remote work with reliable access to internet during work hours
Proof of eligibility to work in the U.S. and satisfaction of I-9 verification requirements
LISC does not provide visa sponsorship

Benefits

Comp & perks

Opportunity to collaborate across teams and work closely with senior staff
Participation in a variety of meetings and learning opportunities
Opportunity to become familiar with LISC’s broader activities and programs