Position Details
About this role
The Director of US Government Affairs leads federal lobbying and advocacy efforts to advance Intel’s policy positions. The role coordinates with internal stakeholders and engages policymakers, emphasizing support for American semiconductor manufacturing and technology leadership.
Key Responsibilities
- Create and execute federal lobbying efforts
- Advocate Intel positions on critical policy issues
- Lead lobbying on technology issues (Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, Data)
- Develop responses to pending legislation and regulation with U.S. Government Relations team
- Build relationships with key policymakers and federal authorities
Technical Overview
This is a government affairs role focused on technology policy advocacy, including Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, and Data-related issues. It requires deep understanding of legislative and regulatory processes and coordination with trade associations and federal authorities.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal candidate is a senior government affairs professional with 7+ years of experience lobbying U.S. federal leaders on trade and manufacturing issues. They have a strong legislative background, an established network across policymakers and trade associations, and a track record of executing high-stakes federal lobbying campaigns that produce favorable policy outcomes. They communicate clearly in both writing and speech and operate with unquestionable ethical integrity.
Must-Have Skills
Nice-to-Have Skills
Required Skills
Hard Skills
Soft Skills
Industry & Role
Keywords for Your Resume
Deal Breakers
Bachelor's degree required, At least 7+ years of relevant experience with the U.S. federal government focused on manufacturing policy, Proven experience lobbying Congressional and Executive branch leaders
Get matched to jobs like this
Luna finds roles that fit your skills and career goals — no endless scrolling required.
Create a Free Profile