Subject Matter Expert, Government and Compliance

TechInsights

. Track legislation, regulations, executive actions, rulemaking, and enforcement affecting semiconductors across major global jurisdictions .

Posted 11/3/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSeniorLead💰 $165,600 - $175,300 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in semiconductor trade policy, export controls, and regulatory compliance, with a strong ability to analyze and communicate complex legislative changes and their implications for market access and supply chain resilience. Proven experience in delivering policy analysis and insights to executive and professional audiences, coupled with exceptional writing and presentation skills.

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Semiconductor Trade PolicyExport Control RegimesRegulatory CompliancePolicy AnalysisExceptional Writing Skills

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Hard Skills

Legislation TrackingPolicy ForecastingData AnalysisRegulatory Text TranslationScenario BuildingClient-Facing Policy AnalysisCompliance MonitoringMarket Access AnalysisSupply Chain Security MeasuresSemiconductor Value Chain Knowledge

Soft Skills

Sound JudgmentHigh IntegrityConfidence PresentingPolitical NeutralityExceptional Communication

Industry Keywords

Export ControlsSanctionsSubsidy ProgramsTrade RemediesInvestment ScreeningSupply Chain ResilienceManufacturing DecisionsPolicy BriefsGovernment AffairsCompliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Track legislation, regulations, executive actions, rulemaking, and enforcement affecting semiconductors across major global jurisdictions
Maintain expert knowledge of export control regimes, sanctions, subsidy programs, tariffs, trade remedies, investment screening, and supply chain security measures
Forecast policy changes by analyzing legislative calendars, rulemaking signals, political dynamics, and allied coordination
Build scenarios with expected timing and likelihood
Write rapid-response analysis, policy briefs, regular outlooks, jurisdiction comparisons, and in-depth reports
Translate regulatory text into plain-language implications for market access, revenue exposure, supply chain resilience, manufacturing and investment decisions, and product classification
Pair policy analysis with TechInsights reverse engineering, teardown, and process analysis
Contribute to the Compliance Monitor and other TechInsights products, maintaining accurate structured data on rules, controlled entities, thresholds, and programs
Lead customer briefings for compliance, legal, government affairs, engineering, and executive audiences
Support sales and account teams with pre-sales meetings, account planning, demonstrations, proposals, and renewals
Identify new customer needs
Present at webinars, industry conferences, and customer events
Provide thought leadership and media commentary
Build a network across government agencies, trade associations, think tanks, and legal and advisory communities
Advise Product leadership on the government and compliance roadmap
Brief executive, sales, and customer success teams on major policy developments

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, International Relations, Law, Economics, Engineering, or a related field
8 to 10 years of experience in semiconductor or technology trade policy, export controls, or regulatory compliance
Hands-on experience interpreting and applying export control and sanctions regimes in the U.S. and at least one other major jurisdiction
Working knowledge of semiconductor subsidy, grant, and incentive programs, including their application, award, and compliance conditions
Strong understanding of the semiconductor value chain, from design, EDA, and IP to equipment, materials, foundry, memory, packaging and test, and AI accelerators
Proven track record of published or client-facing policy analysis for professional and executive audiences
Experience advising customers, clients, or senior executives on the commercial impact of regulatory change
Rigorous, objective, and politically neutral approach
Sound judgment on the line between intelligence and legal advice
Exceptional writing skills and ability to deliver accurate analysis under tight deadlines
Confidence presenting to executives, compliance professionals, engineers, and government audiences
High integrity and discretion in handling sensitive information
Willingness to travel up to 25%, domestically and internationally, and work outside regular hours when major policy news breaks
Proficiency in Mandarin, Japanese, or Korean is nice to have
Latest citizenship and/or permanent residency information required for compliance with U.S. Export Control Laws and Regulations
Must be legally eligible to work in the United States

Benefits

Comp & perks

Company-sponsored training and development opportunities
Comprehensive benefits package (health, dental, vision, wellness, RRSP/401K Matching, annual fitness reimbursement)
Flexible vacation policy
Trusted device reimbursement program
Community involvement opportunities through charitable alliances
Wellness resources and support
Inclusive environment that prioritizes diversity, equity, and accessibility
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