Policy & Government Affairs Director for National Security

Radiant; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock plan

Comprehensive health benefits

One Medical membership

Vision coverage

Dental coverage

Paid parental leave

Catered lunch

Remote workday options

HQ in El Segundo

Job summary

Radiant in Washington, DC is seeking a Director of Policy and Government Affairs to lead congressional engagement and shape policy, authorization, and appropriations for deploying microreactors with U.S. government customers.

The role sits at the center of Radiant’s federal growth strategy, working with leadership to drive funding and policy support for deployments across defense, energy, and homeland security programs.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in congressional policy, appropriations, or government affairs.
• Experience working on Capitol Hill or closely with Congress.
• Strong understanding of the congressional authorization and appropriations process.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute Radiant’s congressional affairs strategy in support of U.S. government programs and deployment timelines.
• Build and maintain relationships with Members of Congress and staff across defense, energy, and homeland security portfolios.
• Identify opportunities to advance authorizing and appropriations language for advanced nuclear deployments.
• Track and influence annual authorization and appropriations cycles, hearings, and proposals relevant to Radiant’s customers.
• Prepare briefing materials, memos, analyses, and strategic recommendations for leadership.
• Shape external narrative on Radiant’s role in national security and resilient infrastructure.

Skills

Congressional policy

Appropriations process

Capitol Hill experience

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field

Job description

Radiant in Washington, DC is seeking a Director of Policy and Government Affairs to lead congressional engagement and shape policy, authorization, and appropriations for deploying microreactors with U.S. government customers.

The role sits at the center of Radiant’s federal growth strategy, working with leadership to drive funding and policy support for deployments across defense, energy, and homeland security programs.