Senior Policy Manager, Public Policy

About This Role

This role involves leading public policy strategy on issues critical to Intuit's customers and business, including AI, data, technology, money, financial services, and small/mid-market business policy. The Senior Policy Manager will serve as a policy adviser to senior leaders and an external voice for the company, advocating directly with policymakers and regulators.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Intuit's leading public policy expert in your issue area, connecting it to relevant Intuit strategic big bets
• Develop and execute a proactive public policy strategy aligned with Intuit's business and customer priorities
• Anticipate legislative and regulatory developments and identify emerging policy opportunities and risks
• Actively shape legislative and regulatory outcomes through sophisticated strategies
• Build trusted relationships with policymakers, regulators, and their staff across Congress, the Administration, federal agencies, and other relevant institutions
• Drive Intuit's agenda through trade associations and industry bodies, taking an active leadership role in developing collective positions
• Build coalitions with industry peers, customer and business organizations, think tanks, academics, civil society, and other stakeholders
• Establish Intuit as a credible, constructive thought leader, representing the company at conferences, policy forums, roundtables, and other external engagements
• Serve as a trusted strategic adviser to senior business, Product, and Technology leaders, translating complex policy developments into clear business implications and recommendations
• Partner closely with Legal, Privacy, Data, AI, Product, Engineering, Security, Compliance, and Corporate Affairs teams to develop durable policy positions
• Translate complex technical, economic, or policy concepts into clear, persuasive arguments for both policymakers and internal stakeholders
• Help develop and execute Intuit's global policy strategy in your issue area, connecting U.S. developments with emerging frameworks in other strategically important markets
• Collaborate with colleagues across the Global Public Policy team, recognizing that policy issues increasingly intersect across Intuit's strategic priorities

Requirements

• Experience in government, Congress, a regulatory agency, technology company, trade association, think tank, or another relevant public policy environment
• Deep subject-matter expertise in one or more of: AI governance, privacy and data protection, emerging technology policy, money and financial services policy, or small/mid-market business policy, together with a strong understanding of the broader policy landscape
• A demonstrated record of shaping policy outcomes through direct government advocacy, trade associations, coalitions, and third-party engagement