Senior Director of Policy, Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risk Management

**Senior Director of Policy, Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risk Management** **Position Summary:** As the Senior Director of Policy, Cybersecurity and Supply Chain Risk Management, you will be primarily responsible for directing the day-to-day management of cybersecurity, supply chain risk management, and related policy issues for ITI’s Policy team, pursuant to the guidance of the SVP of Policy for Trust, Data, and Technology (TDT). The Senior Director of Policy will also support ITI’s Public Sector (PS) team on cybersecurity and supply chain risk management issues that intersect with the public sector market and federal procurement issues. You may also be called upon to support other related issues in the TDT or PS team’s portfolios, including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and other emerging technologies. The ideal candidate is an enthusiastic self-starter, strong writer, strategic thinker, policy expert, and trusted team player. - You will possess an in-depth understanding of a diverse range of domestic (including public sector) and international cybersecurity and supply chain risk management priority issues. - You will drive the development of ITI’s strategic direction and advocacy to inform and shape the development of policies and regulations governing cybersecurity and supply chain resiliency to promote domestically, regionally and globally consistent pro-innovation, market access-enabling outcomes. - You will be comfortable conducting direct policy advocacy with senior U.S. government policymakers and counterparts in key global markets for the tech sector including Europe, the UK, the Asia-Pacific (including India), and Latin America (including Brazil), and be adept at building strategic relationships with a wide variety of stakeholders at all levels of government as well as other industry associations and civil advocacy organizations. - You will be a collaborative colleague who is comfortable working with multiple teams at ITI, and communicating effectively with diverse representatives from ITI’s companies, including executives, government affairs professionals, salespeople, and engineers. **Your Responsibilities:** - Lead ITI’s monthly Cybersecurity Committee meetings and work with ITI members to develop consensus policy priorities on cybersecurity and supply chain risk management issues within scope of ITI’s TDT and PS teams. - Lead U.S. and international policy development and advocacy on cybersecurity and supply chain risk management priorities and serve as the primary ITI subject matter expert on cybersecurity and supply chain risk management policy. - Anticipate emerging trends and policy evolution related to cybersecurity and supply chain risk management issues across multiple jurisdictions, including in the U.S. at the federal and state levels and key global markets. - Direct the development of strategic and tactical approaches to policy and regulatory proceedings on the cybersecurity and supply chain priorities of the TDT and PS teams in the United States and global markets. - Build and advance relationships with U.S. government officials and agencies, particularly at the White House EOP, DHS/CISA, Department of Commerce (including NIST), Department of State, Department of War, other relevant U.S. agencies and departments, and other counterpart agencies in foreign governments both in capitals and at their embassies in Washington, D.C. - Cultivate and maintain advanced relationships with key non-governmental policy stakeholders in the U.S. and global markets, including from trade associations, companies in the tech and other industry sectors, privacy and civil society advocacy groups; other trade associations; think tanks and academics. Build coalitions to advance ITI member priorities. - Lead ITI’s advocacy on cybersecurity and supply chain regulations and other policy issues impacting ITI members who are federal contractors before relevant federal agencies, including DoD, GSA, ONCD, DHS/CISA,…