Twilio is hiring a
Director, Government Relations and Public Policy, Remote - United States

Summary

The job is for a Director of Government Relations and Public Policy at Twilio, based remotely or in Washington D.C. The role involves representing Twilio's interests with Federal Agencies, Congress, and the Administration, focusing on key areas such as TCPA, robocalls/robotexts regulations, antitrust matters, privacy and intellectual property concerns. The candidate should have 10+ years of U.S. Federal Government advocacy experience and a law degree.

Requirements

• 10+ years of U.S. Federal Government advocacy and public policy experience with a demonstrated understanding of telecommunications regulations and governing bodies in the United States
• Experience in telecommunications regulations, including interconnection, numbering resource access, classifications, and impacts of privacy, cybersecurity, and AI
• Experience in telecommunications law, consumer protection, and navigating U.S. legislative and regulatory processes, particularly with the FTC and FCC
• Experience in policy advocacy, influencing government institutions at all levels and implementing successful advocacy campaigns
• Experience in building effective relationships, demonstrating leadership in management and public policy implementation
• Law degree is required

Responsibilities

• Coordinate closely with Twilio's Global Public Policy Team and business units to align with company objectives
• Coordinate the strategic planning, implementation, and oversight of Twilio's government affairs and public policy initiatives
• Monitor and anticipate new telecommunications regulatory requirements and technology policy developments in the United States
• Coordinate the development and submission of company filings in telecommunications policy proceedings as appropriate
• Cultivate relationships with and advance Twilio’s policy priorities directly with key senior-level officials at the FTC, FCC, U.S. Congress and the Administration
• Build coalitions with key policy stakeholders including companies, trade associations, and civil society groups

Preferred Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to influence and build effective working relationships with all levels of the government
• A preference to work as a team player; and an ability to manage a large number of projects

Benefits

• Competitive pay
• Generous time-off
• Ample parental and wellness leave
• Healthcare
• A retirement savings program
• Paid sick time
• Paid personal time off
• Paid parental leave