Policy Analyst

Role Summary • A policy analyst in the federal government relations practice of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, one of Washington's largest lobbying and law firms, on its technology and telecommunications team. A policy analyst is a lobbying team's eyes on Washington: tracking and summarising legislation, executive orders, regulations and congressional activity so the lobbyists can advise clients. Responsibilities • Monitor, track, and report on legislative and regulatory developments for clients. • Write weekly policy summaries, one-pagers, meeting notes, and client updates. • Cover Congressional hearings and prepare background materials. • Help coordinate client fly-ins and meetings with Capitol Hill and agency officials. Required Knowledge & Experience • Degree: Bachelor's in political science, public policy, computer science, engineering, economics, or related field. • Background: Experience in Congress, the executive branch, campaigns, advocacy and lobbying, or policy research (listed among the required and preferred qualifications); previous experience supporting technology, telecommunications or AI clients preferred. • Knowledge: Familiarity with federal tech and telecom legislative and regulatory processes. Work & Eligibility • Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship. Application Process • Submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample through the firm's application link.