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The Oversight Board Administration in Washington, DC offers a role shaping governance on content policy and AI governance issues across Meta platforms. You will work with cross-functional teams to ensure swift access to expertise and produce briefings that inform decisions and policy guidance.
Joining the team requires strong policy, research, and communications skills, plus experience in multi-country contexts and a commitment to equality and inclusion.
The Oversight Board is an independent governance institution that makes binding decisions on the most challenging content issues on Meta's platforms. Since issuing its first decisions in January 2021, the Board has built a first-of-its-kind model grounded in international human rights law that has driven systemic improvements in how Meta moderates content, enforces policies, and treats its users.
The Oversight Board Administration is the team of full-time staff who support Board Members in fulfilling the institution's mission. The Administration has a presence in London, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., and operates with a global scope.
You can learn more about the Board at www.oversightboard.com.
Joining the Oversight Board Administration is a chance to be part of an organisation which is leading on some of the most prominent and challenging issues facing the tech industry and society.
Under the supervision of the Deputy Head of the Case and Policy Team, the post holder will ensure the Board has the information it requires to render well-reasoned and consistent decisions and policy guidance. They will work closely with colleagues in the Program Management, Case Selection and Data and Implementation Teams, including through cross-functional working groups to contribute to the goals of the broader content team.
The post holder will be proactively engaged in the fast-moving fields of content governance, trust and safety, and human rights, and related fields of regulation. Interest and experience in applying these ideas to emerging AI governance debates is particularly valuable. Working with project managers to keep the Board’s processes moving, they will primarily ensure the Board has swift access to expertise. This includes through developing impact assessments and engaging in primary research to develop written and oral briefings related to cases and policy advisories. It also involves identifying needs and engaging external experts to provide information to the Board. It will require identifying information to seek from Meta, and evaluating their responses, including on technical issues. The post holder will assist the Board in drafting impact-oriented decisions and recommendations.
The case and policy team values a diversity of experiences and backgrounds. Candidates are expected to meet a combination of (but not all) the below specifications:
As well as an annual salary of circa $160,000, we also offer an excellent market leading benefits package, covering a variety of areas, both professional and personal. These benefits include: