About Kiva <a href="http://kiva.org/">Kiva</a> is a global nonprofit, founded in 2005, with a mission to expand financial access and help underserved communities thrive. Kiva unlocks capital for borrowers through crowdfunded loans supported by individuals around the world. Lenders on Kiva can start with as little as $25 to support causes that matter most to them, whether that’s gender equity and support for women, refugees, climate change, small businesses, agriculture, and more. Since our founding, over two million people have invested over $2 billion in real dreams and real opportunity, spanning more than 100 countries and over 5 million borrowers As we work toward our mission, Kiva invests in building and retaining a global team of talent to add to our values-driven and digital-first culture. Our organization is supported by over 700 volunteers and 130+ full time employees dispersed around the world, as well as within team hubs located in San Francisco, Nairobi, Bogota, and Bangkok. Kiva’s team is growing as we pursue exciting new opportunities to scale our impact and create a financially inclusive world. <h4>Kivas values:</h4> Impact first - This is why we exist. This is the drumbeat we march to. Every day. Extreme ownership - Own it; you, your relationships, your impact. Insist that others support you and hold you accountable. Be curious and bold - Never stop learning. Question assumptions. Take Risks and dream big. Inclusion. Equity. Diversity. - Without reservation and without caveat. In our hiring, in our workplace and in our impact in the world. Honor and integrity - Do the most right thing in the most right way. Cherish diversity and respect each other. Love and kindness always - Say what you mean. Mean what you say. And dont say it mean. Clarity. Courage. Kindness. Internship Program Since its founding, volunteerism has been an integral part of Kivas foundation and success. As a Kiva Intern, you will contribute your passion, drive, ideas and expertise to expanding our reach and impact while taking on immediate and significant responsibilities within your team. In addition to learning on the job, youll partake in a variety of educational, social, and professional development workshops and events that will accelerate your professional growth while learning about Kiva and the non-profit, technology, and microfinance sectors.  Through this volunteer internship, we aim to provide a high-caliber learning experience. Upon completing our internship program, you will possess many in-demand job skills. Additionally, all Kiva interns will gain exposure to foundational microfinance concepts and ongoing professional development tailored to your career goals. This position will also put you in contact with a wide array of employees around the world, giving you a jump start on networking opportunities. Kiva is currently recruiting for our January 2026 through June 2026 internship class. This Kiva internship role is a 6-month, part-time (32 hours per week), Thailand-based, remote position.  Our team: Kivas Impact Investments team works with investees from all over the world, including lending partners that fundraise on Kiva.org, as well as investees accepting debt financing from funds managed by Kiva’s institutional impact investing arm, Kiva Capital Management. The team is responsible for sourcing, monitoring, and managing relationships with investees, onboarding and training new partners, and ensuring that all funding relationships are compliant with relevant policies and aligned with Kivas social mission and strategic focus. The Impact Investments team includes staff based in the US, Colombia, Kenya, and Thailand, who manage Kiva’s investment relationships in every region of the world. We are looking for a collaborative and purpose-driven professional who is excited to help us achieve Kiva’s mission. Your role: This Investment Analyst Intern will support the Investment Managers and Associates in sourcing, developing, and supporting the existing portfolio of Kiva’s partnership-based impact investments, with a focus on countries in South and Southeast Asia. The ideal candidate is a flexible and positive team player who is passionate about Kiva’s mission and can design creative solutions to challenging problems. This role will be based in Bangkok, Thailand. Primary Responsibilities: <ul> <li>Financial Analysis: Input lending partner financials and risk metrics into standardized templates, follow up with partners to resolve any issues, and review financial analysis outputs.</li> <li>Interest Rate/Borrower Cost Analysis:  Assess the total cost of the loan product offered by field partners in comparison with the local and regional markets.</li> <li>Due Diligence: Support due diligence processes of potential investments to help assess prospects’ financial and social performance, and mission fit with Kiva. </li> <li>Macro-level Risk Analysis: Conduct a Country/Regional-level risk analysis of the credit industry, including the regulatory environment, market saturation and over-indebtedness, currency exchange risk, and current industry trends.</li> <li>Operations management: Manage and maintain up-to-date documentation related to lending partners in Kivas various systems. Maintain a high level of attention to detail in all projects.</li> </ul> Qualifications Required: <ul> <li>At least 21 years of age or older by January 13th, 2026</li> <li>Able to commit to the full 6-month term</li> <li>Must be authorized to work in Thailand </li> <li>Working proficiency in English</li> <li>Training or experience in financial statement analysis</li> <li>Ability to manage time well and prioritize across competing tasks with an eye to detail </li> <li>Flexible and willing to maintain a dynamic schedule in order to work with people across varying time zones</li> <li>Effective while working remotely</li> <li>Strong communication and relationship management skills, including the ability to tailor communications to a wide variety of audiences and stakeholders, across multiple cultures.</li> <li>Tech-savvy. High level of proficiency in Microsoft and/or Google Suite office software and adept at learning and using technology platforms. Comfortable learning new technologies</li> <li>Interest in impact investment and assessment</li> </ul> Preferred: <ul> <li>Bachelors or Masters degree in a related discipline  </li> <li>1-2+ years of work experience in Investment Management, Lending, Finance, Business Analytics, or a related area</li> <li>Any regional language is a plus</li> <li>Demonstrated project management experience and ability to move multiple projects forward at once.</li> </ul> Perks: <ul> <li>We have a culture of constant learning, and we invest in developing our people. You’ll have weekly check-ins with your manager, access to professional development training and workshops, and regular feedback on your performance.  </li> <li>Access to Kiva’s global network of Kiva Fellowship and Internship Alumni</li> <li>Optional participation in Kiva’s Employee Resource Groups (KRGs) and social activities such as happy hours and coffee chats  </li> <li>References are gladly given for successful participants</li> <li>A living monthly stipend  </li> </ul> The weekly time commitment for a Kiva Internship is 32 hours per week, from January 13th, 2026 - June 30h, 2026. Please ensure you have the availability to commit to the entire internship period before submitting your application. A diverse and inclusive workplace where we learn from each other is an integral part of Kivas culture.  We actively welcome people of different backgrounds, experiences, abilities, and perspectives. We are an equal opportunity employer and a great place to work. Join us and help us achieve our mission!