Head of Regulatory Affairs (AI)

Location: Remote worldwide, with the team working from every corner of the world

Company

hirify.global develops reserve-backed digital tokens, blockchain-based financial products, energy solutions, AI and peer-to-peer technologies, and digital learning products.

What you will do

• Design and execute global regulatory affairs strategies for the hirify.global Data business vertical.
• Monitor and analyse global regulatory policy changes, communicating risks and opportunities to executive leadership.
• Lead regulatory advocacy, agency interactions, and engagement with policymakers, industry bodies, and relevant communities.
• Develop regulatory strategies and identify suitable markets from which to operate.
• Collaborate with R&D, legal, compliance, and external partners to integrate regulatory considerations into AI and P2P technology design and deployment.
• Educate internal teams and represent the organisation in regulatory discussions and public forums.

Requirements

• Proven experience in a senior regulatory role, ideally in technology, AI, or digital industries.
• Strong knowledge of global AI regulations, data privacy laws such as GDPR, and emerging AI and P2P governance trends.
• Understanding of decentralised, self-sovereign, and locally executed AI/P2P architectures and their regulatory implications.
• Experience working with regulators and government bodies, including achieving favourable policy outcomes.
• Expertise preparing complex regulatory documents, major submissions, and regulatory authority engagements.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law, Policy, Computer Science, or a related field; excellent communication, stakeholder management, and independent working skills.

Nice to have

• Legal, compliance, or policy background with a deep understanding of ethical AI principles.

Culture & Benefits

• Fully remote work with a globally distributed team.
• Work on AI and peer-to-peer technologies focused on privacy, independence, sovereignty, and human rights.
• Collaboration across borders, time zones, internal functions, and external partners.
• Opportunities to contribute to global regulatory policy and thought leadership.