Government Affairs Specialist

Intel · Remote (Asia-Pacific & Middle East)

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About the role

Job Description

Develops and implements strategies for legislative, regulatory and policy advocacy. Develops programs to ensure internal awareness of applicable legislation and proposed regulations. Supports external government advocacy efforts (including consultants) for favorable governmental policies and regulations, incentive funding, crisis management, outreach programs, and initiatives in concert with business and thought leadership objectives. Writes briefings, prepares, and delivers presentations to regulators, government officials and industry associations. Anticipates challenges and obstacles the businesses could face as the public policy, regulatory and political landscape evolves. Establishes and/or informs corporate strategies, policies, programs, and plans, to align with emerging government laws, regulations, and standards. Builds and maintains professional relationships with members of federal, state, and local government entities and agencies. Represents Intel before governmental bodies (global, regional, federal, state, and local), intergovernmental institutions, industry associations and other professional organizations for the implementation of all phases of regulatory strategy to enable the company business. Develops and facilitates highlevel meetings with key stakeholders, including congressional, regulatory, industry association, and partners to promote and advocate Intel's public policy priorities. Provides deep subject matter expertise in specific policy areas.

Qualifications

Minimum qualifications are required to be initially considered for this position. Preferred qualifications are in addition to the minimum requirements and are considered a plus factor in identifying top candidates.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Law, Economics, International Relations, or a related field.

8+ years of relevant experience in government affairs, public policy, regulatory affairs, or legislative advocacy.

Demonstrated experience engaging with government officials, regulatory bodies, industry associations, and other external stakeholders.

Strong understanding of legislative and regulatory processes, policy analysis, and government advocacy strategies.

Experience developing policy briefs, executive briefings, presentations, and stakeholder engagement plans.

Strong communication, relationship-building, analytical, and influencing skills.

Ability to anticipate policy and regulatory risks and translate developments into actionable business recommendations. •

Preferred Qualifications

  • Master's degree in Public Policy, Public Administration, Law, Economics, International Relations, or a related discipline.

12+ years of experience in government affairs or public policy, preferably in the technology or semiconductor industry.

Established relationships with relevant government ministries, regulators, policymakers, and industry associations.

Experience shaping public policy, advocating for regulatory outcomes, and securing government incentives or funding.

Experience working in a multinational corporation and navigating complex, multi-market regulatory environments.

Strong understanding of technology policy, including AI, semiconductors, digital regulation, trade, industrial policy, and technology investment incentives.

Experience managing external government affairs consultants and coordinating cross-functional advocacy initiatives.

Demonstrated ability to engage senior government stakeholders and influence policy outcomes in support of business objectives.

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