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Brennan Center for Justice · 1 day ago

Technology Policy Strategist, Liberty and National Security Program

New York, NY

Full-time

Onsite

Senior Level

$145K/yr - $170K/yr

5+ years exp

The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law is a nonpartisan law and policy institute focused on improving democracy and justice in the United States. They are seeking a Technology Policy Strategist for their Liberty and National Security Program to address issues related to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies in national security and law enforcement, promoting fairness, civil rights, and accountability.

AssociationConsultingGovernmentLegal

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Develop and manage projects that promote transparency, accountability, and protection for civil liberties and rights in government uses of AI

Contribute relevant technical, industry, and legislative expertise to support the Program’s work

Conduct research—legal and factual—in support of policy advocacy, legislative reform, and communications initiatives

Help to advance policy reforms, often in collaboration with coalition partners

Write and speak to legal and non-legal audiences, including opinion pieces and public appearances

Contribute to strategic planning to maximize our team’s contributions in this space

Supervise and mentor interns and research or program associates

Contribute to team administration, including recruitment and hiring, and work with communications and development professionals

Qualification

Artificial IntelligencePublic PolicyLegislative AdvocacyResearch SkillsTechnology EthicsInterpersonal SkillsOrganizational SkillsCommunication Skills

Required

A graduate degree or equivalent experience in computer science, public policy, law or a related field

Preferred

Minimum of five years' relevant experience

Interest and capacity to tackle relevant technological developments and the ability to apply and translate that knowledge effectively in a law and policy team setting

Excellent research and analysis skills

Previous work in technology or digital rights, ideally in the context of public policy, legislative and government relations or industry

Proven ability to convey information clearly and concisely to multiple audiences (both technology specialists and non-specialists), in writing and verbally

Demonstrated ability to comprehend and work with social science, technology, and/or technology ethics research and experts

Strong organizational skills and initiative and the ability to prioritize effectively in a fast-paced environment

Strong interpersonal skills and sound judgment, including the ability to work with diverse constituencies both inside and outside the organization