The opportunity
OpenAI’s mission is to ensure that general-purpose artificial intelligence benefits all of humanity. We believe that achieving our goal requires effective engagement with public policy stakeholders and the broader community impacted by AI.
What you'll do
Have deep knowledge of the EU policy ecosystem, including the institutions,: legislative and regulatory processes, key debates shaping AI and technology policy, and a solid understanding of the member state policy landscape.
Are a trusted relationship builder who can engage credibly with EU officials,: regulators, civil society groups, industry associations, researchers and experts across the Brussels policy ecosystem.
Can translate complex AI concepts into practical policy relevance for EU: policymakers and Brussels stakeholders.
Are comfortable operating independently while collaborating closely across teams in a fast-moving environment.
Are passionate about the promise of technology and the future of artificial: intelligence but thoughtful about its potential risks.
Experience working at the intersection of technology, policy, and politics: and translating complex socio-technical issues to diverse audiences.
What they're looking for
- Deep expertise in one or more priority EU policy issues relevant to OpenAI.
- An established network and credibility with EU policymakers, regulators,: civil society groups, industry associations, researchers, experts, and other key stakeholders across the Brussels policy ecosystem.
- Demonstrated ability to analyze and engage on complex regulatory and: legislative proposals, including reviewing draft text, developing positions, and supporting negotiations.
- Experience driving external policy initiatives, such as thought leadership,: white papers, and participation in industry coalitions, that advance responsible technology development and policy positions.
