Research Intern

Company Description Pathmetric Research helps cities, researchers, consultants, NGOs, and organizations collect and analyze high-quality field data to support evidence-based decision-making. The team conducts mobility surveys, pedestrian and cycling studies, traffic counts, accessibility and walkability audits, and travel behavior research. Pathmetric Research also provides GIS mapping, spatial analysis, research, and urban mobility consulting to improve transportation systems, public spaces, road safety, and active mobility. By combining rigorous fieldwork with data-driven analysis, the organization contributes to more equitable, efficient, and sustainable urban environments.
Role Description The Research Intern will support data collection, organization, and analysis for projects related to mobility, transportation, and urban environments. Day-to-day tasks may include reviewing survey instruments, assisting with data cleaning and validation, performing basic quantitative and qualitative analysis, and contributing to GIS mapping and spatial data preparation. The intern will help prepare clear summaries, visualizations, and reports for internal use and external partners, and may conduct literature reviews to contextualize findings. This is an internship role and is structured as a remote position, with collaboration through online communication tools and regular virtual check-ins with the project team.
Qualifications
Ability to work with data collection and analysis tools (e.g., spreadsheets, survey platforms, basic statistical software).
Interest or experience in urban studies, transportation planning, mobility research, or related fields.
Foundational knowledge of GIS concepts and mapping tools is preferred but not required.
Strong research, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Clear written and verbal communication skills for summarizing findings and preparing reports.
Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage time effectively, and meet deadlines.
Current enrollment in or recent completion of a degree program in geography, urban planning, data science, public policy, engineering, or a related discipline is beneficial.
Demonstrated commitment to data quality, attention to detail, and ethical research practices.

Work arrangement
Yes