Communications Director (Legislative Senior Aide I), Grade N18, Non-Merit) Montgomery County, MarylandCommunications Director (Legislative Senior Aide I), Grade N18, Non-Merit)Rockville, MD$62,328–$86,922 / yearExperience: One (1) year of progressively responsible experience in journalism, social media, public relations, communications, digital media, public affairs, legislative or policy research, or a related field relevant to local government administration, including demonstrated ability to manage digital platforms, create engaging multimedia content, and communicate complex information clearly to diverse audiences. How many years of progressively responsible experience in journalism, social media, public relations, communications, digital media, public affairs, legislative or policy research, or a related field relevant to local government administration, including demonstrated ability to manage digital platforms, create engaging multimedia content, and communicate complex information clearly to diverse audiences.?.
NewGovernment Relations Specialist II Honeywell International IncGovernment Relations Specialist IIWashington, DC$89,200–$111,000 / yearIn this role, you will support Honeywell Technologies' Government Relations team by coordinating government affairs projects, developing stakeholder and policy materials, supporting executive and external engagements, and maintaining the data, tools, and processes that help the team engage policymakers effectively. This role is designed to provide hands-on support across federal, state, and international government relations priorities, including fact sheets, stakeholder mapping, internal communications, event preparation, onboarding resources, and issue-tracking workstreams.
NewSenior Director of Government Relations QcellsSenior Director of Government RelationsWashington, DC$263,300–$329,200 / yearFull timeThe role will own a defined portfolio of issues affecting Qcells' U.S. manufacturing, energy deployment, permitting, trade, tax, and domestic supply chain investments while working closely with the Head of Government Relations and cross-functional leaders on broader strategy and alignment. Cross-Functional Partnership: Work with legal, communications, commercial, manufacturing, sustainability, finance, and business teams to develop informed policy positions and coordinated advocacy plans.
Head Of Government Relations Cape Asset ManagementHead Of Government RelationsArlington, VA$250,000–$350,000 / yearOur journey began when our founder recognized a critical vulnerability in our modern world: everyone relies on the same stagnant cellular infrastructure and legacy systems that track our every movement, monitor and profile our connections, and lose and sell our personal data. As a member of our team, you will collaborate with world-class engineers, architects, and visionaries, and work across organizational lines to solve "impossible" problems and deliver mission-critical results for our users every single day.
Senior Director, Government Relations, Defense Appropriations and Acquisition Policy Honeywell AerospaceSenior Director, Government Relations, Defense Appropriations and Acquisition PolicyWashington, DC$260,000–$325,000 / yearCore Leadership Responsibilities: Acquisition Policy Leadership: Drive strategic engagement and policy shaping with key congressional committees and offices, as well as with federal acquisition policymakers and defense acquisition executives to advance and protect company interests: Monitor, report on, and ultimately shape outcomes related to acquisition policy across Congressional offices, committees, and leadership in concert with internal and external stakeholders including trade associations and peer companies. Strategic U.S. Senate and House Advocacy: Develop and maintain trusted relationships with Senators, House Members, committee staff, and senior advisers, presenting company priorities with clarity, credibility, and technical authority: Spearhead legislative engagement across key Senate and House committees, including the Armed Services Committees, Appropriations Defense Subcommittees, and Foreign Relations committees to shape legislation, secure funding, and advance or defeat bill language and amendments.
Senior Director, Government Relations, Defense Appropriations And Acquisition Policy Honeywell Aerospace Inc.Senior Director, Government Relations, Defense Appropriations And Acquisition PolicyWashington, DC$260,000–$325,000 / yearCore Leadership Responsibilities: Acquisition Policy Leadership: Drive strategic engagement and policy shaping with key congressional committees and offices, as well as with federal acquisition policymakers and defense acquisition executives to advance and protect company interests: Monitor, report on, and ultimately shape outcomes related to acquisition policy across Congressional offices, committees, and leadership in concert with internal and external stakeholders including trade associations and peer companies. Strategic U.S. Senate and House Advocacy: Develop and maintain trusted relationships with Senators, House Members, committee staff, and senior advisers, presenting company priorities with clarity, credibility, and technical authority: Spearhead legislative engagement across key Senate and House committees, including the Armed Services Committees, Appropriations Defense Subcommittees, and Foreign Relations committees to shape legislation, secure funding, and advance or defeat bill language and amendments.
Head of Government Relations Solcoa IndustriesHead of Government RelationsWashingtonThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act put roughly $8 billion of capital behind the U.S. critical minerals industrial base — $5B of the new Industrial Base Fund carved out for critical minerals, $2B for the National Defense Stockpile, $500M of OSC credit subsidy translating into billions of loan authority, and $1B of fresh DPA Title III appropriation through FY2027. Specifically: 5–10 years in federal policy, lobbying, or government — some combination of executive branch (DoD, DOE, Commerce, USTR, NSC, NEC), the Hill (SASC, HASC, ENR, Natural Resources, Select Committee on China), a top think tank (CSIS, CNAS, SAFE), or a critical-minerals-focused government affairs practice.
SVP, Government Relations PeratonSVP, Government RelationsReston, Virginia$229,000–$366,000 / yearFull timeThe SVP will bring particular depth in the civilian federal government space, complementing Peraton's existing strength across the national security community, and will provide senior leadership and mentorship to the Washington Operations team that manages the company's legislative and Hill engagement. Prior service in the federal government in a senior capacity, including but not limited to senior congressional staff, committee leadership, or executive branch policy or legislative affairs roles, with a strong working understanding of the federal budget, appropriations, and authorization processes.
Government Relations Engagement Manager M&T Bank CorpGovernment Relations Engagement ManagerWashington, DC$103,900–$173,100 / yearEducation and Experience Required: Bachelor's degree in political science, history, business or related field and a minimum of 3 years relevant government, public affairs, or communications experience or, in lieu of a degree, a combined minimum of 7 years of higher education/work experience to include relevant government, public affairs, or communications experience. Monitor legislative and regulatory developments at federal, state, and local levels, staying informed of emerging trends and issues that may affect the bank's business objectives and public policy priorities and the ability to communicate these trends in a concise fashion.
NewHead of Government Relations QcellsHead of Government RelationsWashington, DC$327,124–$344,340 / yearFull timeWork closely with the Head of Corporate Relations, his/her deputy, and the broader Corporate Affairs leadership to ensure internal strategies support external advocacy goals, including work of the Communications, Trade and Regulatory Affairs, and Market Strategy and Sustainability teams. Provide strategic direction to the Communications, Policy & Regulatory Affairs and Market Strategy and Sustainability teams to ensure that all external messaging, industry affairs, and regulatory efforts are fully aligned with the company’s government relations objectives and directions.
NewDirector, Client Services (Government Relations) AvqDirector, Client Services (Government Relations)Washington, DC$105,000–$150,000 / yearAs a qualified candidate, you have experience in all areas below: 5-7 years of administrative/executive support/operations management experience, preferably including experience on the Hill, Lobbying or a professional services including in a government relations/public affairs setting. Maintaining a diverse staff of first-class talent (including those from BIPOC, LGBTQ communities, and others from historically underrepresented groups), and conferring a sense of value and belonging on each team member is central to our mission as expert communicators and advocates.
NewGovernment Relations Associate Ascend Learning LLCGovernment Relations AssociateAnnapolis, MD$72,600–$103,840 / yearExternal Thought Leadership: Develop and maintain regular policy updates for clients and stakeholders, translating legislative and regulatory developments into actionable business insights and reinforcing Ascends position as a trusted source of healthcare workforce and nursing education policy expertise. Headquartered in Burlington, MA, with additional office locations and hybrid and remote workers in cities across the U.S., Ascend Learning was recognized by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group as one of America's 2025 Greatest Workplaces as well as America's Best Places to work for Mental Well-Being for 2025.
Associate Director, State Government Relations Share Our StrengthAssociate Director, State Government RelationsWashington, DCRemote$102,000–$115,000 / yearLeads work related to Share Our Strength’s state legislative and regulatory priorities, including partnering with our State Campaign Team and state-based partners in the development and execution of strategies and work plans to achieve state policy goals, as well as general relationship building and issue education. Develops an understanding of broader organizational goals and strategies and partners with colleagues on the Advocacy and Government Relations Team to leverage our resources most effectively across local, state, and federal government in furtherance of organizational goals.
Trade Policy Research Coordinator Executive Office of the PresidentTrade Policy Research CoordinatorWashington, DC$70,623–$133,142 / yearYou may qualify at the GS-11 level, if you fulfill one of the following qualification requirements: A. One year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-09 grade level in the Federal service or equivalent experience in the private sector, that demonstrates the following: 1) Analyzing trade, investment, economic, or international policy issues and identifying relevant trends, laws, or policy developments affecting trade outcomes; 2) Preparing written analyses, briefing materials, Congressional correspondence, or presentations that summarize trade and investment issues; and 3) Conducting research activities within a workgroup and utilizing relevant materials to assist in analysis. The EOP is comprised of The White House Office, Executive Residence, Office of the Vice President, Office of the United States Trade Representatives, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Office of the National Cyber Director, Office of the National Drug Control Policy, Office of Management and Budget, Office of the Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator, Office of Administration, National Security Council, Council on Environmental Quality, Presidents Intelligence Advisory Board, United States DOGE Service, and Council of Economic Advisers.
Head of Government Relations PRIVATE TECH INCHead of Government RelationsWashington, DC$250,000–$350,000 / yearOur journey began when our founder recognized a critical vulnerability in our modern world: everyone relies on the same stagnant cellular infrastructure and legacy systems that track our every movement, monitor and profile our connections, and lose and sell our personal data. As a member of our team, you will collaborate with world-class engineers, architects, and visionaries, and work across organizational lines to solve "impossible" problems and deliver mission-critical results for our users every single day.
Deputy Director of Communications for Politics and Government Relations Service Employees International UnionDeputy Director of Communications for Politics and Government RelationsWashington, DCPurpose: The Communications Deputy for Politics and Government Relations will lead SEIU's digital-first, narrative-shifting communications to: Saturate online platforms with worker voices and concerns so we're dominating conversations, shaping narratives, and mobilizing people to demand policies that support working people. Direction & Decision Making: Reports to the Director of Amplification and Movement Building and works in close contact with the Director of Government Relations, Director of Politics and Government Relation and Politics Hub Director.
Deputy Director Of Communications For Politics And Government Relations Service Employees International UnionDeputy Director Of Communications For Politics And Government RelationsWashington, DCPurpose: The Communications Deputy for Politics and Government Relations will lead SEIU's digital-first, narrative-shifting communications to: Saturate online platforms with worker voices and concerns so we're dominating conversations, shaping narratives, and mobilizing people to demand policies that support working people. Direction & Decision Making: Reports to the Director of Amplification and Movement Building and works in close contact with the Director of Government Relations, Director of Politics and Government Relation and Politics Hub Director.
Director, Government Relations VantorDirector, Government RelationsHerndon, VirginiaKnowledge of legislative and executive branch processes, U.S. Government budget cycle, and U.S. Government agency behaviors and cultures; must be able to successfully maneuver corporate issues through the U.S. Government budget and policy decision-making processes and possess a minimum of 10 years ’ Capitol Hill and/or related experience. Polished writing and interpersonal skills, especially when dealing with corporate executives and senior government officials and leaders; must know proper etiquette and protocol, and be able to confidently and convincingly represent corporate issues before them.
Government Relations Intern [2027 Internship Program] The Depository Trust & Clearing CorpGovernment Relations Intern [2027 Internship Program]Washington, DCAs a Government Relations Intern on the Government Relations team, you will support the department's work with internal business lines, lawmakers, regulators, and trade associations on legislative and regulatory policy issues affecting DTCC and the financial services industry. Research and analyze proposed legislation for its potential impact on DTCC, and help prepare subject matter experts for congressional meetings through research, briefing memos, and related materials.
NewDirector, Government Relations RegentDirector, Government RelationsWashington DC, District of ColumbiaLead Rhode Island Government Relations: Own REGENT's state government relations strategy, building relationships across the Governor's Office, legislature, state agencies, economic development organizations, and transportation stakeholders and connecting those relationships to REGENT's broader priorities. Advise Leadership: Serve as a trusted government relations advisor to the CEO and senior leadership — helping determine where REGENT should engage, how we use our time and political capital, and how leaders should approach high-stakes government meetings and external engagements.