Strategic Press Lead — AI Policy & National Security

The AI Policy Network; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybride; USD 90 000 - 115 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Technology budget

Stipend for health insurance

Unlimited PTO

Résumé du poste

The AI Policy Network in Washington, DC is hiring a Press Secretary to run our day-to-day press operations. You will own our relationships with the reporters who cover AI, technology, and national security, pitch our principals to them, and run rapid response when news breaks.

This is the right job for someone who has worked a press shop on the Hill, on a campaign, or at an advocacy organization and knows reporters by name.

Qualifications

• 3–6 years of press or communications experience in a political, advocacy, government, or campaign setting
• Existing relationships with reporters and TV producers, or a demonstrated record of building them
• Fast, clean writing under deadline; comfortable drafting a statement in under an hour
• Experience pitching and placing stories, and preparing spokespeople for interviews
• Comfort working across the political spectrum
• Based in the D.C. area; available to commute to meetings and events in D.C. or our Capitol Hill office

Responsabilités

• Grow, own, and maintain AIPN’s media list; serve as first point of contact for inbound press
• Pitch AIPN experts for print, broadcast, podcast, and newsletter coverage
• Draft press releases, statements, and media advisories on deadline
• Monitor coverage, flag developing stories, and coordinate AIPN’s rapid response
• Prepare principals for interviews: reporter backgrounders, Q&A documents, mock questions
• Track and report press results; maintain the press-clip record

Description du poste

The AI Policy Network in Washington, DC is hiring a Press Secretary to run our day-to-day press operations. You will own our relationships with the reporters who cover AI, technology, and national security, pitch our principals to them, and run rapid response when news breaks.

This is the right job for someone who has worked a press shop on the Hill, on a campaign, or at an advocacy organization and knows reporters by name.