WHAT TO FIX is hiring for a Policy Manager

WHAT TO FIX is a global accelerator of evidence-based tech accountability advocacy, working to move the conversation beyond problems and into actionable diagnoses and solutions.

Job details

Location

Fully remote

Salary

Commensurate with experience

Hours of work

Flexible working hours

Contract

Permanent

Key Responsibilities

Policy Research & Development

  • Analyze regulatory frameworks in the EU and other policy landscapes
  • Monitor policy developments and identify opportunities for strategic intervention
  • Work closely with the Executive Director to develop WHAT TO FIX’s policy positions
  • Author and contribute to high-quality reports, briefing papers, submissions and policy recommendations
  • Leverage WHAT TO FIX’s proprietary data, including the Meta Publisher Archive, to produce evidence-based policy analyses

Stakeholder Engagement & Advocacy

  • Build and maintain relationships with policymakers, regulators, media and civil society organizations
  • Collaborate with the Executive Director to implement multi-pronged advocacy strategies
  • Facilitate a policy working group on social media monetization
  • Represent WHAT TO FIX at conferences, workshops, and policy forums

Strategic Planning & Execution

  • Contribute to the design and implementation of international documentation systems
  • Support organizational fundraising efforts through grant writing and donor engagement

Required Qualifications

Experience

  • Substantial experience in policy analysis, advocacy, or related roles (focus on digital governance, tech accountability or information integrity a plus)
  • Proven track record of producing influential policy outputs (including reports, briefs, position papers, submissions)
  • Demonstrated success in stakeholder engagement and coalition building

Knowledge & Skills

  • Deep understanding of the EU policy landscape, particularly DSA, DMA, and related digital regulations (US policy knowledge also desirable)
  • Familiarity with content moderation, algorithmic transparency, or platform governance issues
  • Exceptional English writing and communication skills with demonstrated ability to write well structured, concise pieces, targeted at policy audiences
  • Strong analytical and research capabilities, including data interpretation and synthesis

Personal Attributes

  • Excellent collaborative skills and ability to work effectively as part of a fully-remote team
  • Comfortable with change, and rapidly evolving priorities.
  • System thinker, with an affinity for data and information management
  • Pro-activeness and resourcefulness – marked by a can-do attitude, creativity, and an ability to manage up.

Desirable

  • Existing network of Brussels contacts in digital policy
  • Experience working with regulatory bodies and tech platforms

To apply please send a CV and cover letter (no more than two pages) to .

This position is open until filled —interviews on a rolling basis.