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Blue Rose ResearchAI Economic Policy Fellow
Blue Rose Research is hiring an AI Economic Policy Fellow to shape a comprehensive economic plan addressing how artificial intelligence transforms employment, wages, and the broader…
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Blue Rose Research is hiring an AI Economic Policy Fellow to shape a comprehensive economic plan addressing how artificial intelligence transforms employment, wages, and the broader economy. This position involves owning the substantive policy framework, identifying major choice points, and developing realistic options concerning workforce transitions, sharing financial gains, and funding mechanisms. The Policy Fellow collaborates directly with data scientists and survey researchers to ensure public opinion testing informs the…
Job Description
Blue Rose Research is hiring an AI Economic Policy Fellow to shape a comprehensive economic plan addressing how artificial intelligence transforms employment, wages, and the broader economy. This position involves owning the substantive policy framework, identifying major choice points, and developing realistic options concerning workforce transitions, sharing financial gains, and funding mechanisms. The Policy Fellow collaborates directly with data scientists and survey researchers to ensure public opinion testing informs the final proposals.
The organization builds data and artificial intelligence tools that assist Democratic campaigns and progressive organizations with election forecasting, advertising tests, and rapid messaging. The team operates as a remote group with physical offices located in New York City and Washington, DC, along with regular in-person gatherings. This specific function entails frequent face-to-face meetings and routine travel between San Francisco and Washington, DC, with a strong preference for candidates residing in either of those two metropolitan areas.
Active hiring for this position is expected to commence around December, and role details may change at that time. Candidates must possess legal authorization to work inside the United States.
Responsibilities
- Lead the creation of the AI economic plan from initial framework to final policy proposals
- Determine major decision points and present realistic choices including trade-offs, costs, and precedents
- Draft policy memoranda, option papers, and the complete economic plan
- Translate policy alternatives into concrete proposals for voter polling and message testing
- Refine strategies based on survey results regarding public popularity, persuasiveness, and policy soundness
- Ensure survey questions accurately describe policies, alternative options, costs, eligibility, and timing
- Consult economists, former officials, and active federal and state policymakers to test ideas
- Establish and utilize professional relationships across federal and state governments, focusing heavily on California
- Brief organizational leadership and external partners on recommendations and evidence
Requirements
- Demonstrate deep knowledge in economic policy areas including labor, social insurance, tax, industrial, or technology policy
- Possess approximately seven or more years of policy experience
- Bring practical background working within the federal executive branch, Congress, a governor's office, or state government
- Maintain legal authorization to work lawfully in the United States
Qualifications
- Experience working in the White House or federal agencies such as the National Economic Council, Domestic Policy Council, Council of Economic Advisers, or Office of Science and Technology Policy
- Existing professional relationships with California policymakers or regional technology and policy communities
- Familiarity with research surrounding the economic impacts of AI regarding automation, labor displacement, and productivity
- Background utilizing polling, message testing, or survey research methods
- Prior employment at a think tank or policy research organization
Core Skills
Benefits
- Medical coverage
- Dental coverage
- Vision coverage
- 401k match program
- Twenty weeks of paid parental leave
- Fertility and family-building support through Maven Clinic
- Unlimited paid time off
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is this position remote?
The team is remote with offices in New York City and Washington, DC, and features regular in-person meetups. This role involves frequent face-to-face meetings and regular travel between San Francisco and Washington, DC, with a strong preference for applicants based in either of those two cities.
What is the expected salary for this role?
Compensation is set based on the format, duration, and experience level. Part-time or contract roles range from $5,000 to $20,000 per month, while full-time positions offer $150,000 to $200,000 annually.
When will active hiring begin for this position?
The organization is currently gathering resumes, and active hiring is anticipated to start in December.
What level of experience is required?
Applicants typically need seven or more years of policy experience, including background in the federal executive branch, Congress, a governor's office, or state government.
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