Aipn The Director of Government Affairs focuses on House engagement to execute legislative strategy and translate AI policy priorities into legislative outcomes. This mid-career role requires deep House relationships and policy expertise.
Responsibilities
Build and maintain relationships with House leadership, committee chairs, and key staff.
Cultivate relationships with members and staff on relevant committees, including Energy & Commerce, Science/Space/Technology, Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, Judiciary, and Appropriations.
Organize briefings, hearings, and roundtables with House members on AI policy issues.
Provide real-time intelligence on House floor schedules, committee mark-ups, and amendment opportunities.
Represent AIPN at Capitol Hill meetings, coalition gatherings, and industry events.
Develop and execute House-specific legislative strategies aligned with AIPN's policy agenda.
Coordinate with the President of Government Affairs on the overall government affairs roadmap.
Identify legislative windows and opportunities for AI policy advancement.
Build coalitions with allied organizations, trade associations, and external lobbyists.
Track and analyze relevant legislation, regulations, and executive actions.
Draft model bill language, amendments, hearing questions, questions for the record, and talking points for House members and staff in collaboration with AIPN’s policy team and partners.
Produce policy memos, briefing materials, and one-pagers tailored to House audiences.
Qualification
Experience with technologyProfessional experience in politicsBachelor's degreeAdvanced degree in lawLocationCompensation
Required
5+ years of experience in federal government affairs, lobbying, or senior House staff roles.
Demonstrated relationships with House leadership and relevant committee staff.
Experience with technology, AI, national security, or related policy areas.
Professional experience in politics, policy organizations, or think tanks.
Strong understanding of the legislative process, particularly House rules and procedures.
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including briefing senior officials.
Bachelor's degree.
Strong understanding of the appropriations process, the National Defense Authorization Act, and the budgeting process.
Track record of advancing legislation or policy initiatives on Capitol Hill.
Advanced degree in law, public policy, or related field.
