Tech Policy Strategist, AI for Democracy Action Lab | Protect Democracy | $141,100–$160,000/yr

Protect Democracy seeks an experienced Tech Policy Strategist to lead cross-ideological advocacy campaigns at the intersection of artificial intelligence and democracy through its AI for Democracy Action Lab, focusing on issues including domestic surveillance, data governance, electoral infrastructure cybersecurity, and synthetic content provenance. Responsibilities include designing and executing state and federal policy campaigns, building coalitions across the political spectrum, developing legislative and regulatory proposals, engaging government officials and tech platforms, and serving as a public thought leader and nonpartisan advisor. Candidates must bring at least 10–12 years of relevant experience, a sophisticated understanding of AI and its democratic implications, demonstrated ability to work in cross-ideological coalitions, and experience advancing tech policy at the federal or state level; a background in law, public policy, or political science paired with tech industry experience is preferred. Applications require a resume and cover letter submitted as PDFs and are reviewed on a rolling basis.

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Organization Name: Protect Democracy

Role Title: Tech Policy Strategist, AI for Democracy Action Lab

Employment Type: Full-time

Compensation: $141,100–$160,000/year; includes 100% employer-paid medical premiums, 100% dental/vision, 401(k) with up to 6% immediate-vest match, 18 weeks paid parental leave, 6 weeks paid family medical leave, home office stipend, and flexible vacation encouraged at 4–5 weeks annually

Location: Remote (U.S.)

Link to Apply: https://protectdemocracy.recruitee.com/o/tech-policy-strategist-ai-for-democracy-action-lab
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Position Overview: Protect Democracy seeks an experienced Tech Policy Strategist to lead cross-ideological advocacy campaigns at the intersection of artificial intelligence and democracy through its AI for Democracy Action Lab, focusing on issues including domestic surveillance, data governance, electoral infrastructure cybersecurity, and synthetic content provenance. Responsibilities include designing and executing state and federal policy campaigns, building coalitions across the political spectrum, developing legislative and regulatory proposals, engaging government officials and tech platforms, and serving as a public thought leader and nonpartisan advisor. Candidates must bring at least 10–12 years of relevant experience, a sophisticated understanding of AI and its democratic implications, demonstrated ability to work in cross-ideological coalitions, and experience advancing tech policy at the federal or state level; a background in law, public policy, or political science paired with tech industry experience is preferred. Applications require a resume and cover letter submitted as PDFs and are reviewed on a rolling basis.