Head of Public Policy – Remote

Paxos is looking for a Head of Public Policy to manage the development of our policy positions and how we engage with the public, policymakers and regulators on these topics. We engage with national and global leaders on multiple topics relating to the future of finance, the digital economy, capital markets, blockchain and cryptocurrencies, and this role will be critical to ensuring that Paxos is at the forefront of these conversations. Ideal candidates will have deep, hands-on experience and understanding of the legislative process in the US, strong bipartisan contacts amongst policymakers, regulators and agencies, and a passion for clearly defining and articulating well-constructed policy. About Paxos Paxos is on a mission to enable the movement of any asset, any time, in a trustworthy way. Today’s financial infrastructure is archaic, expensive, inefficient and risky - supporting a system that leaves out more people than it lets in. So we’re rebuilding it. As a regulated blockchain infrastructure company, we use technology to tokenize, custody, trade, and settle assets for enterprise clients like PayPal, Novi, Bank of America, and Interactive Brokers. Paxos is a top-funded blockchain company, with more than $500 million in total funding from leading investors like OakHC/FT, Founders Fund, PayPal Ventures, and Declaration Partners. Together, we empower today’s financial leaders to build a more open, trusted economy. As our Head of Public Policy, youll get to: • Public Policy - Develop Paxos’ position on relevant public policy matters; strategize and execute on engagement with policymakers nationally and internationally. • Industry Collaboration - Serve as Paxos representative to relevant industry associations and coalitions; engage the industry collaboratively to push forward meaningful initiatives and ideas. • Regulatory Affairs - Help oversee completion of regulatory applications, productively engage with current and potential future regulators. • Policy Communications - Work collaboratively with the Communications team to amplify Paxos policy perspectives, and to ensure that policymakers are regularly updated with relevant Paxos developments. • Content - Write white papers, thought pieces, contributed pieces, blog posts and other materials on policy. • Cross-functional Collaboration - Work closely with senior executives to ensure that all policy work is aligned with the overall business strategy and goals. Your experience should include: • 7+ years of experience working with senior policymakers, regulators and agencies • In-the-weeds expertise in finance and fintech policy issues • The ability to work with cross-functional executives in a fast-paced environment • The ability to learn new concepts quickly and communicate them clearly both verbally and in written form • An approach that includes strategic thinking as well as excellent execution Paxos offers a competitive total compensation and benefits package, including equity and bonuses based on both your individual performance and company performance. Eligibility for bonuses is dependent on job level, and actual salary within the range depends on your skills, experience, and qualifications. Expected range for the base salary component for candidates located within the United States is: $255,000—$300,000 USD Apply tot his job Apply tot his job Apply tot his job

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