About the role
You own how our protocols land with regulators and standards bodies: the submissions, the comment letters, the working-group seats, and honest positioning of what we hold and what we are still pursuing. The hardest part of this role is internal. You will sometimes have to tell your own company, in public, that we cannot claim something yet, and make it stick.
What we need to see
- You have worked privacy or AI regulation substantively, such as GDPR, state privacy law, NIST frameworks, or a standards body
- You translate cryptographic and architectural detail into language a regulator trusts, without inflating it
- The judgement and spine to refuse a claim we cannot support, publicly, against internal pressure
- You write submissions that get read rather than filed
Nice to have
- Standards-body working-group experience with adopted text behind it
- A legal qualification
- Government or regulator side experience
What winning looks like
- Standards-body engagement that produces adopted text, not just attendance
- Public claims that survive scrutiny — certifications stated as in pursuit until an assessor says otherwise
- Regulatory questions answered before a customer's counsel has to ask them
Where and how we work
In the office together five days a week, in any of these cities. Remote-friendly around your family, arranged one person at a time.