Digital Trade Policy Manager (Tech Policy)

Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA); Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement benefits

Insurance (health/dental/vision/AD&D)

Paid time off

Connectivity stipend

Professional development allowance

Job summary

CCIA in Washington, DC seeks a motivated policy professional to support the association’s policy advocacy on technology policy issues, focusing on trade and access to foreign markets. You will work with CCIA subject matter expert teams.

Responsibilities include supporting DC policy teams, monitoring international trade policy developments, engaging with U.S. and foreign government stakeholders, and drafting policy recommendations and regulatory comments.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years relevant work experience in public policy, government, or regulatory affairs.

Responsibilities

• Support CCIA’s DC policy teams to further public policy goals and outreach on behalf of member companies and the broader digital services and technology industries with respect to digital trade.
• Monitor trade-related policy and regulations overseas that are projected to affect the technology sector, and broader connected economy, and keep CCIA members informed of relevant developments.
• Assist in CCIA’s engagement with U.S. and foreign government stakeholders to inform ongoing policy responses regarding outstanding and proposed barriers to digital trade.
• Research existing and anticipated digital trade policy issues; assist in drafting policy recommendations and regulatory comments, and research and advocacy papers.

Skills

Policy analysis

Policy writing

Oral communication

Project coordination

Job description

CCIA in Washington, DC seeks a motivated policy professional to support the association’s policy advocacy on technology policy issues, focusing on trade and access to foreign markets. You will work with CCIA subject matter expert teams.

Responsibilities include supporting DC policy teams, monitoring international trade policy developments, engaging with U.S. and foreign government stakeholders, and drafting policy recommendations and regulatory comments.