HPE
National Security Strategist
$120K–$275K
Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America · Full-time · Posted Jan 21, 2026
- Experience
- Minimum 5+ years.
- Education
- Degree in Law, Public Policy, Economics, Political Science, or a relevant field.
About the job
Leads HPE’s national security policy and government relations work, shaping policy and supporting strategic sales to U.S. federal and intelligence customers.
What you'll do
- Build relationships with federal and congressional stakeholders and advocate on national security policy, legislation, and regulation.
- Analyze laws and regulations, advise on export controls and cybersecurity compliance, and develop policy positions and action plans.
- Support sales teams and communicate HPE’s positions and technology capabilities to government audiences.
What they ask for
- 5+ years’ experience in government relations, public policy, regulatory affairs, or advocacy focused on national security, defense, or intelligence.
- Degree in Law, Public Policy, Economics, Political Science, or a relevant field.
- Strong policy background interpreting laws and regulations, especially export controls and cybersecurity.
- Demonstrated success supporting sales enablement and compliance for federal and intelligence customers.
Nice to have
- Security clearance and credentials.
- Experience in the technology industry, with expertise in IT policy, cybersecurity, and networking.
Pay
USD 119,500 - 275,000 base salary (annual; District of Columbia)
Tools
networking, AI, high-performance computing, cybersecurity
AI focus
The role’s policy work includes AI, with no specific AI development duties stated.
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