Policy and Partnerships Lead CEE and Baltics
Recruiter Fit Breakdown & Candid Summary
This is a high-level strategic role requiring deep expertise in regional political and regulatory landscapes.
Ideal candidates possess established networks within CEE/Baltic governments and a track record of navigating complex technology policy environments.
This role is not for generalists; it requires specific regional credibility and the ability to bridge national interests with EU-level regulatory frameworks.
Expect a high-ownership environment requiring significant cross-functional collaboration and frequent international travel.
Role Responsibilities
- 1Develop and execute public policy and partnership strategies across CEE and the Baltics.
- 2Build and maintain relationships with senior policymakers, regulators, and civil society leaders.
- 3Monitor regional legislative developments and provide strategic recommendations to internal stakeholders.
- 4Act as a liaison between national capitals and Brussels to align regional policy with EU objectives.
- 5Represent OpenAI at high-level industry forums and public engagements.
- 6Prepare briefing materials and policy positions for OpenAI leadership.
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Grounded Observations to Note
High Travel Requirement
"The role will involve frequent travel across the region, periodic travel elsewhere in Europe and occasional travel to the US (approximately three times per year)."
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