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Russell Tobin

Public Policy Manager

United Kingdom
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🚨 Hiring: Public Policy Manager – MENA | UK Remote

I’m currently looking for a Public Policy Manager to join the MENA Policy team of a leading global technology company.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about public policy, technology, regulation and the MENA region, with the ability to operate in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment.

🔹 What you’ll be doing

  • Track and assess policy issues and emerging risks across the MENA region
  • Monitor developments relating to online safety, Trust & Safety, fraud, scams and other on-platform risks
  • Triage and manage account/content escalations from external partners
  • Work with cross-functional teams to investigate and resolve issues
  • Identify the appropriate internal stakeholders and coordinate resolutions
  • Support policy stakeholders across the region with escalations and access-related issues
  • Maintain strong documentation and ensure timely case closure
  • Support team operations, including budgets, contracts, invoicing and regional events

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🔹 What we’re looking for

  • Around 2 years of experience in public policy, policy operations, government affairs, regulatory affairs, technology or a related field
  • Strong understanding of MENA social, cultural and political systems and the regional policy landscape
  • Fluent Arabic and English, including strong written and verbal communication
  • Excellent research, communication and stakeholder management skills
  • Strong organisational and project management abilities
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and work effectively in a fast-paced environment
  • Experience working with governments or public-sector stakeholders is highly desirable
  • Exposure to technology operations, content moderation, Trust & Safety or AI is a plus

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