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Director, Government Affairs – Latin America
NVIDIA
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The Nature Conservancy
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Ipsos North America
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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in government relations and public policy within Latin America, with a strong focus on AI and technology policy. Proven ability to engage with senior policymakers and manage cross-functional collaborations to advance organizational interests.
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Government Relations StrategyPublic Policy AnalysisAI Policy DevelopmentBilingual Communication (English and Spanish or Portuguese)Leadership Experience
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead the development and execution of NVIDIA’s government relations strategy for Latin America
- Track and analyze policy developments and provide internal policy recommendations
- Brief NVIDIA senior executives
- Develop engagement strategies and engage senior policymakers
- Own projects end-to-end, from concept to implementation
- Collaborate cross-functionally with legal, business development, sales, marketing, and PR teams to advance NVIDIA’s business interests in Latin America
- Educate policymakers and thought leaders on NVIDIA technology
- Advise on national AI strategies
- Track AI policy and regulatory development in key Latin American markets
- Prepare regular summaries for NVIDIA leadership
- Collaborate with ecosystem partners on shared policy and regulatory priorities
- Report to the Head of Global Policy
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in political science, international relations, public policy, or a related field
- 15+ overall years of experience in Latin America government affairs, public policy, corporate affairs, consulting, or a government or multilateral institution, or equivalent experience through internship, academic, or policy research roles
- 5+ years of management or leadership experience
- In-depth knowledge of regional regulatory processes and technology policies and priorities
- Understanding of the regional and geopolitical landscape
- Strong relationships across key Ministries and political leaders in Latin America
- Strong judgment and diplomatic skills
- Understanding of cultural and political expectations and norms
- Excellent written and spoken communication skills
- Fluency in English and Spanish or Portuguese
- Excellent organizational skills and ability to manage multiple concurrent workstreams with strong attention to detail
- Experience working on AI, semiconductor manufacturing, digital economy, or technology policy issues
Benefits
Comp & perks- Competitive salaries
- Generous benefits package
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Hard Skills
Political ScienceInternational RelationsRegulatory ProcessesTechnology PoliciesProject ManagementPolicy ResearchAI Technology UnderstandingDigital Economy KnowledgeSemiconductor Manufacturing InsightOrganizational Skills
Soft Skills
Strong JudgmentDiplomatic SkillsAttention to DetailRelationship BuildingCommunication Skills
Industry Keywords
Latin AmericaGovernment AffairsCorporate AffairsMultilateral InstitutionsGeopolitical LandscapeCultural ExpectationsPolitical NormsEcosystem PartnershipsEngagement StrategiesSenior Policymakers
