Government Affairs Analyst

Government Affairs Analyst

Accretive Technology Group is a global market leader in live streaming that aims to deliver cutting-edge products and services to our clients. The Government Affairs Analyst is a key member of the Compliance and Government Relations function, responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and synthesizing legislative and regulatory developments across a wide range of global, federal, and state jurisdictions.

This role is fully remote in the following states:
Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, South Carolina, Texas, or Washington.

Key Responsibilities:

• Monitor and track legislative and regulatory developments across 50+ jurisdictions globally, including federal, state, and international markets
• Identify and prioritize developments based on business relevance, risk, and strategic importance
• Produce timely, concise memos summarizing new laws, regulatory changes, and emerging policy issues
• Provide regular, real-time updates to the Director of Government Relations on key developments and trends
• Serve as an early-warning system by proactively flagging issues before they escalate
• Maintain and continuously improve legislative tracking systems and internal reporting processes (including Westlaw and internal tools)
• Conduct targeted research on priority jurisdictions or policy topics as needed

Internal Advisory & Stakeholder Support:

• Translate legislative and regulatory developments into clear, business-relevant insights for internal stakeholders
• Support communication with business units on regulatory changes and implications
• Respond to internal inquiries regarding policy developments and provide informed, timely guidance
• Ensure consistency and accuracy in policy-related information shared across teams

Policy Communications & Materials Development:

• Draft policy briefs, one-pagers, and executive summaries to support decision-making and advocacy efforts
• Develop position statements, testimony materials, and background documents for government relations activities
• Assist in preparing presentations, briefing materials, and structured communications for internal and external audiences
• Contribute to messaging development on key policy issues as needed
• Provide writing and research support during high-priority or time-sensitive situations

Qualification and Experience Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in public policy, political science, international relations, communications, or a related field
• 3–6 years of experience in legislative analysis, government relations, regulatory affairs, or public policy
• Demonstrated experience tracking and analyzing legislation and regulatory developments across multiple jurisdictions
• Strong writing skills, particularly in drafting concise policy memos, summaries, and analytical briefs
• Proven ability to synthesize complex information into clear, actionable insights
• Strong organizational skills and ability to manage high volumes of information across multiple geographies
• Experience supporting senior leaders or decision-makers with policy insights
• Ability to work independently, prioritize effectively, and respond quickly to emerging issues
• Familiarity with legislative tracking platforms and legal research tools (e.g., Westlaw)

Preferred Experience:

• Experience working in a corporate government relations or in-house policy environment
• Exposure to global policy issues across multiple jurisdictions (e.g., U.S., E.U., U.K., Canada, Latin America)
• Experience drafting policy briefs, position statements, testimony, or advocacy materials
• Familiarity with technology policy, digital platforms, or data privacy issues
• Experience preparing executive-level briefing materials or presentations
• Master's degree in public policy, law, or a related field (preferred but not required)

What Success Looks Like:

• Delivers clear, high-quality policy memos quickly after relevant developments occur
• Effectively filters high-volume legislative activity to highlight what matters most
• Keeps the Director of Government Relations consistently informed without needing to be asked
• Produces polished, decision-ready written materials with minimal revision
• Anticipates emerging risks and identifies issues early
• Becom…