• Guidehouse works with state and local housing agencies, public housing authorities, and other mission‑driven clients to design, implement, and improve affordable housing programs. • You will support client engagements focused on housing finance, program design, policy implementation, and operational improvement. • Supporting affordable housing finance and program implementation engagements for public‑sector clients. • Evaluating affordable housing development proposals, including 4% and 9% LIHTC projects. • Developing and analyzing project budgets, sources and uses, and financial pro formas. • Conducting feasibility analyses, benefit‑cost analyses, and subsidy layering reviews. • Assisting with project due diligence, including review of development, financing, land use, and regulatory documentation. • Supporting client use of HOME, CDBG, ARPA, and other public funding sources. • Researching and interpreting HUD regulations (24 CFR), QAPs, and program guidance. • Developing supporting deliverables such as memos, reports, tools, templates, Standard Operating Procedures, and presentations. • Conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis and synthesizing findings into clear, client‑ready outputs. • Supporting stakeholder engagement activities, including interviews, workshops, and coordination with partner agencies. • Managing assigned tasks, timelines, and deliverables in coordination with project leadership.

• Build and Own Your Prospect Relationships: Manage a defined book of distributor prospects. • Run Organized and Personalized Outreach: Use HubSpot to manage your relationships and always reach out to prospects with intention. • Lead Every Interaction With Value: Share content that genuinely helps. • Show Up Where Distributors Are: Be present and active in the spaces where distributors spend their time. • Transition Warm Relationships to the AE Team: As trust deepens and prospects signal readiness, you will pass those warm, relationship-rich conversations to our Account Executive team. • Social Listening: Monitor social conversations across LinkedIn, Facebook, and the skummunity Forum. • Feed the Social + Content Engine: You are on the ground every day, hearing what distributors are asking, what is resonating, and what they need.

• Build and Own Your Prospect Relationships: Manage a defined book of distributor prospects. Your goal is to build the kind of long-term, trust-based relationships that make commonsku the natural choice when they are ready to move forward. • Run Organized and Personalized Outreach: Use HubSpot to manage your relationships and always reach out to prospects with intention. • Lead Every Interaction With Value: Share content that genuinely helps. • Show Up Where Distributors Are: Be present and active in the spaces where distributors spend their time. • Transition Warm Relationships to the AE Team: As trust deepens and prospects signal readiness, you will pass those warm, relationship-rich conversations to our Account Executive team. • Social Listening: Monitor social conversations across LinkedIn, Facebook, and the skummunity Forum. • Feed the Social + Content Engine: You are on the ground every day, hearing what distributors are asking, what is resonating, and what they need.

Role Description Make an impact while you learn. The Semester of Service Program offers students a volunteer project-based opportunity to support real Federal missions, gaining hands-on experience and valuable career-ready skills. With this project, you'll support an engagement-based project. Work Schedule and Flexibilities: - 8-20 hours per week over the course of the academic term - Remote or in-person work Project Description: Project Title: Designing Engaging Learning Experiences for Visitor and Community Engagement The Office of Employee Development is seeking a student volunteer to support the enhancement of existing learning resources and a Learning Hub environment - a curated learning ecosystem designed to strengthen the skills of career fields that directly support public engagement, including Visitor Services, Recreation, Tribal, Cultural Resources, and Public Risk Management. This project focuses on bringing existing learning content to life through creative design, visual storytelling, and innovative engagement strategies. The selected student will help transform current materials into more interactive, visually compelling, and user-friendly experiences by incorporating elements of graphic design, multimedia, and gamification inspired by approaches used in the private sector. Working alongside project leads, the student will contribute to reimagining how employees experience learning - moving beyond static resources toward more dynamic, engaging formats that support real-world application, connection, and professional growth. This is a unique opportunity to shape a first-of-its-kind learning experience that blends creativity, innovation, and public service impact. Key Responsibilities: - Enhance existing learning materials through visual design and layout improvements - Create graphics, infographics, or simple multimedia elements to support learning activities - Explore and apply gamification concepts to increase engagement - Recommend innovative ways to present content based on industry trends - Support the design and feel of a SharePoint-based learning hub to improve user experience Qualifications - Graphic design (e.g., Canva, Adobe, or similar tools) - Interest in user experience (UX) and visual communication - Familiarity with or curiosity about gamification or interactive learning - Creative thinking and ability to translate ideas into visuals - Interest in public service, education, or community engagement Requirements - To qualify, you must be enrolled not less than half-time in an accredited trade school, technical or vocational institute, junior college, college, university, or other accredited educational institution. - You also must be in good academic standing as defined by your institution. - Attach a copy of your transcripts to your application package for verification. Benefits - The government-wide "Semester of Service" Student Volunteer Program, as authorized under 5 U.S.C §31114 and 5 CFR Part 3085, enables Federal agencies to engage students in unpaid, project-based assignments of limited duration. - These assignments are designed to align with each agency's strategic priorities, offering participants practical experience within Federal operations while supporting the advancement of targeted initiatives.