About this role
Tracking emerging congressional policy issues, coordinating cross-functional engagement with legal, policy, and communications teams, and preparing leaders for congressional hearings form the foundation of the day-to-day work. The Global Affairs team builds relationships with public officials and the AI policymaking community to support regulation, industry standards, and the safe development of AI tools.
Operating within Washington, DC, this person develops strategies and advances engagement with the U.S. Congress across legislative and policy priorities. Responsibilities include building relationships with House and Senate lawmakers and staff, supporting meetings and hearings, and collaborating with civil society and industry partners. Self-directed candidates with substantial Capitol Hill experience, strong congressional relationships, and an understanding of AI-related legislative processes tend to do well.
What you will do
- Develop and manage relationships with House and Senate lawmakers and staff, focusing on committees that shape technology and emerging policy.
- Support the U.S. Global Affairs team in meetings, briefings, hearings, and other stakeholder engagements.
- Track emerging congressional policy issues and coordinate cross-functional engagement across legal, policy, and communications teams.
- Develop briefing materials and prepare organizational leaders for congressional hearings and government engagements.
- Represent the organization in private and public forums while collaborating with civil society and industry partners.
- Navigate complex legislative and policy issues in a fast and flexible environment.
What you need
- Demonstrated experience of 8+ years working with the U.S. federal government, particularly the legislative branch.
- Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of the U.S. government, its institutions, legislative processes, and key policy issues related to AI.
- Substantial experience working with Congress, with a strong preference for experience with the House or Senate Judiciary Committees or Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
- Strong bipartisan relationships, sound political judgment, and integrity.
- Track record of effectively working with cross-functional teams including communications, policy, and legal groups.
- Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills to convey complex technical and policy concepts to diverse audiences.
Benefits
- Offers Equity
Skills and tech stack
Questions candidates ask
Where is the role located?
This role is based in Washington, DC and may require frequent travel to participate in meetings and events with key stakeholders.
What is the compensation for this position?
The salary ranges from $252K to $280K and offers equity.
What kind of background is required for the position?
The position requires 8+ years of demonstrated experience and credibility working with the U.S. federal government, particularly the legislative branch, along with substantial Capitol Hill experience.