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A career with the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility (ReMo) offers an opportunity to work with an experienced, forward thinking team that is inclusive, spirited and people focused. Our team seeks collaborative, resourceful and results-oriented individuals who are passionate about reshaping mobility policy on a global scale.

Be a part of creating a world with transportation systems enabled by technology that serve people and the planet first.

Current Open Positions

Policy Manager – Based in Washington, D.C.

THE OPPORTUNITY
SAFE is an action-oriented, nonpartisan organization committed to transportation and energy policy solutions to ensure the economic and national security of the United States, its partners, and allies. SAFE has convened business and former military leaders since 2004 to advance secure, resilient, and sustainable energy solutions and produces high-quality, fact-based analysis and policy recommendations for lawmakers, regulatory agencies, and the public.  

SAFE’s Coalition for Reimagined Mobility (ReMo) is a global initiative advancing a vision for how new mobility technologies and services can shape transportation outcomes that are more efficient, sustainable, secure, and resilient for people and planet. Guided by global leaders, ReMo’s efforts help develop, scale, and deploy solutions that deliver on the goals of transportation technology and address the system-level dynamics of a global mobility system. For more information, visit secureenergy.org and reimaginedmobility.org.  

POSITION SUMMARY 

The Policy Manager is a contributing researcher and writer for SAFE’s ReMo Coalition. This position is responsible for research, analysis, and writing across a variety of policy projects, reports, presentations, editorials, and memos. Issues of focus include a range of topics across the new mobility ecosystem, including but not limited to digitalization and data usage, freight electrification and automation, emerging transportation technologies, standardization, supply chains in a port setting, first and last mile delivery, and multimodality. The Policy Manager also contributes to SAFE’s external communications and supports administrative needs at ReMo, as needed.   

Responsibilities  

  1. Research and analysis: Conduct research; produce and edit ReMo policy publications (and/or sections thereof) on a variety of topics as listed above; collect and analyze data to observe and interpret trends.
  1. Policy development: Contribute to the development of SAFE/ReMo policy recommendations designed to strengthen the case for technology solutions that provide greater access, efficiency, safety, and sustainability to moving people and goods consistent with the organization’s mission of enhancing national security and economic competitiveness for the United States, its partners, and allies.
  1. Contribute to ReMo’s external presence: Contribute to the development of presentations, talking points, op-eds, and other materials designed to increase SAFE/ReMo’s public profile and support further brand awareness, business development, and fundraising. 
  1. Contribute to internal knowledge sharing: Provide analysis and guidance to SAFE staff on policy issues related to ReMo.
  1. Provide administrative support: Assist in notetaking, the preparation of regularly scheduled meetings with partners, sharing of relevant news clippings, event engagements, etc. as needed. 
  1. Organization representation: Attend external events as a representative of SAFE and ReMo raising awareness of SAFE’s work and building relationships with relevant parties.

Professional Skills and Qualifications  

  • Education in or professional knowledge of global transportation, and technology policy. 
  • Education in or professional knowledge of emerging mobility issues.  
  • Professional experience (2-5 years) involving research, analysis, and writing on policy issues in transportation and the new mobility systems paradigm.  
  • 1-3 years of experience directly working on rulemakings within a government agency. 
  • Experience writing and publishing articles aimed at a policy audience. 
  • Experience working with policymakers, including government officials, military officers, and business leaders. 
  • Exceptional writing skills with a clear understanding of narrative development. 
  • Strong organizational skills. 
  • Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to effectively work with outside stakeholders.  
  • Demonstrated research skills incorporating a variety of sources and databases. 
  • High computer proficiency, including but not limited to a good command of Microsoft Office Suite (including a skilled knowledge of Excel).  
  • A proven ability to work both as a member of a team on collaborative projects and as an independent writer and researcher. 
  • A clear interest in the mission of SAFE. 

SALARY/BENEFITS 

The opportunity garners a competitive salary between $75,000 – $90,000 commensurate with experience and full benefits package. SAFE provides a generous health benefits package covering up to 100% of premiums for employees and their families, 401K with 3% employer contribution and life insurance, as well as other benefits to be detailed in the offer.  The individual will be based in the greater Washington, D.C. area. SAFE staff report to the office at least 4 days per week with the ability for remote work as available and approved. 

TO APPLY 

Please provide a detailed resume via SAFE’s online Career Center.  

Current Open Positions

Location: Brussels Metropolitan Area / Remote

We are looking for a seasoned strategic thinker and researcher to lead the Europe based CFM policy team. This person will work collaboratively with the North American and Asian policy teams to develop and execute on CFM’s policy and research roadmap. Candidates should be passionate about transportation policy research and advocacy, and have specific expertise in freight, passenger transportation, infrastructure, or energy policy. Candidates need experience managing researchers and at least 10 years of experience in the transportation industry, be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, be nimble and able to change directions at any given time. This position reports to the Commission’s Director of Policy. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Collaboratively develop and manage research plan for multiple, concurrent research efforts  
  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions.
  • Manage a team of research analysts and research interns.  
  • Strategically define geographic specific and global CFM goals and develop roadmaps to guide the Commission towards achieving defined goals. 
  • Manage academic and consulting project partners to ensure a consistent and on-time set of deliverables. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 
  • Represent the Commission at conference, in public speaking engagements, meetings, etc.  

Key Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required; Master’s degree in those areas strongly preferred. 
  • 10+ year of experience in transportation policy research, as well as experience with policy analysis and developing policy proposals.  
  • Experience managing a team.
  • 2-5 years working within a transportation specific public agency, legislative body, or in government affairs within the European Union.  
  • Knowledge and understanding of the European mobility landscape. 
  • Experience developing and publishing peer reviewed policy research. 
  • Experience creating advocacy support materials, such as talking points, policy briefs, etc. 

Our success is tied to the strength, efforts and well-being of our staff. Our benefits package is comprehensive and competitive in the marketplace. Compensation commensurate with experience.

HOW TO APPLY

In a single document please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, a peer-reviewed publication, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there. Please provide this via email to Marla Westervelt at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org.

Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, North America 

Location: Washington, D.C. / Remote USA 

 We are looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to be a critical contributor to the North American based CFM policy team. You will work collaboratively with the Asian and European policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You will conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about transportation policy research and advocacy, and have specific expertise in freight, passenger transportation, infrastructure, or energy policy. You will need experience conducting transportation policy research that has been adopted by policy makers and about 5 years of experience in the transportation or related industries. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You will report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Manager, North America. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Manage and develop research interns. 
  • Support the manager in strategically defining geographic specific and global CFM goals and develop roadmaps to guide the Commission towards achieving defined goals. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 
  • Represent the Commission at conferences, in public speaking engagements, meetings, etc.  

Key Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required; Master’s degree in those areas strongly preferred. 
  • 5+ year of experience in transportation policy research, as well as experience with policy analysis and developing policy proposals.  
  • 1+ years working within a transportation specific public agency, legislative body, or in government affairs within North America.  
  • Knowledge and understanding of the North American mobility landscape. 
  • Experience developing and publishing peer reviewed policy research. 
  • Experience creating advocacy support materials, such as talking points, policy briefs, etc.  

Salary 

$75,000- $90,000 USD for individuals based in Washington, DC. Salaries localized to applicant’s geographic location. 

 

How to Apply  

In a single, PDF document titled with your full name and “Associate NA” please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, a peer-reviewed publication, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there. Please provide this via email to mwestervelt@secureenergy.org

Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, Europe 

Location: Remote in Europe 

The Commission on the Future of Mobility is looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to be a critical contributor to the European based CFM policy team. You’ll work collaboratively with the Asian and North American policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You’ll conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about transportation policy research and advocacy, and have specific expertise in freight, passenger transportation, infrastructure, or energy policy. You’ll need experience conducting transportation policy research that has been adopted by policy makers and about 5 years of experience in the transportation or related industries. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You’ll report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Manager, Europe. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Manage and develop research interns. 
  • Support the manager in strategically defining geographic specific and global CFM goals and develop roadmaps to guide the Commission towards achieving defined goals. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 
  • Represent the Commission at conferences, in public speaking engagements, meetings, etc.  

Key Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required; Master’s degree in those areas strongly preferred. 
  • 5+ year of experience in transportation policy research, as well as experience with policy analysis and developing policy proposals.  
  • 1+ years working within a transportation specific public agency, legislative body, or in government affairs within Europe. 
  • Knowledge and understanding of the European mobility landscape. 
  • Experience developing and publishing peer reviewed policy research. 
  • Experience creating advocacy support materials, such as talking points, policy briefs, etc.  

Salary 

50,000 Euro- 65,000 Euro for individuals based in Brussels. Salaries localized to applicant’s geographic location.  

How to Apply  

In a single, PDF document titled with your full name and “Associate EU” please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, a peer-reviewed publication, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there. Please provide this via email to Marla at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org. 



Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, Asia 

Location: Remote/ Japan  

The Commission is looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to be a critical contributor to the Asian based CFM policy team. You’ll work collaboratively with the North American and European policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You’ll conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about transportation policy research and advocacy, and have specific expertise in freight, passenger transportation, infrastructure, or energy policy. You’ll need experience conducting transportation policy research that has been adopted by policy makers and about 5 years of experience in the transportation or related industries. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You’ll report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Manager, Asia. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Manage and develop research interns. 
  • Support the manager in strategically defining geographic specific and global CFM goals and develop roadmaps to guide the Commission towards achieving defined goals. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 
  • Represent the Commission at conferences, in public speaking engagements, meetings, etc.  

Key Qualifications 

  • Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required; Master’s degree in those areas strongly preferred. 
  • 5+ year of experience in transportation policy research, as well as experience with policy analysis and developing policy proposals.  
  • 1+ years working within a transportation specific public agency, legislative body, or in government affairs within Japan. 
  • Knowledge and understanding of the Asian mobility landscape. 
  • Experience developing and publishing peer reviewed policy research. 
  • Experience creating advocacy support materials, such as talking points, policy briefs, etc.  

Salary 

JPY 8,800,000- JPY 10,200,000 for individuals based in Tokyo. Salary localized to applicant’s geographic location.  

 

How to Apply  

In a single, PDF document titled with your full name and “Associate Asia” please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, a peer-reviewed publication, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there. Please provide this via email to Marla at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org. 

Transportation Policy and Strategy Intern, North America 

Location: Washington, D.C. or remote USA 

The Commission on the Future of Mobility looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to support the North American based CFM policy team. You’ll work collaboratively with the Asian and European policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You’ll conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about and have experience in transportation policy research and advocacy. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You’ll report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, North America. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 

Key Qualifications 

  • Current students or recent graduates, preferably at the Master’s or PhD level, studying Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required. 
  • Experience conducting research and policy analysis.  
  • Strong enthusiasm for the future of mobility.  

Stipend 

$2,500 monthly stipend  

How to Apply  

Please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there in a single PDF document titled with your full name and “Intern NA.” Please provide this via email to Marla at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org. 

Transportation Policy and Strategy Intern, North America 

Location: Washington, D.C. or remote USA 

The Commission on the Future of Mobility looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to support the North American based CFM policy team. You’ll work collaboratively with the Asian and European policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You’ll conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about and have experience in transportation policy research and advocacy. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You’ll report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, North America. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 

Key Qualifications 

  • Current students or recent graduates, preferably at the Master’s or PhD level, studying Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required. 
  • Experience conducting research and policy analysis.  
  • Strong enthusiasm for the future of mobility.  

Stipend 

$2,500 monthly stipend  

How to Apply  

Please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there in a single PDF document titled with your full name and “Intern NA.” Please provide this via email to Marla at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org. 

Transportation Policy and Strategy Intern, Asia 

Location: Remote, Asia 

 The Commission on the Future of Mobility is looking for a strategic thinker and researcher to support the Asian based CFM policy team. You’ll work collaboratively with the Asian and European policy teams to support the development and execution of CFM’s policy and research roadmap. You’ll conduct rigorous transportation policy research, compose studies, and develop policy recommendations applicable across North America, Europe, and Asia. You should be passionate about and have experience in transportation policy research and advocacy. You should be excited about working in a fast-paced research and advocacy environment, ready to be nimble and change directions at any given time. You’ll report to the Transportation Policy and Strategy Associate, Asia. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Conduct in-depth policy research and analysis to support and develop cross-sector policy proposals and solutions. 
  • Collaborate with academic and consulting project partners. 
  • Develop policy recommendations and solutions for critical global mobility challenges. 
  • Compose a range of written materials, for advocacy and information, along with research and analysis. 

Key Qualifications 

  • Current students or recent graduates, preferably at the Master’s or PhD level, studying Public Policy, Urban Planning, Economics, Political Science, Engineering, Business, or other relevant discipline required. 
  • Experience conducting research and policy analysis.  
  • Strong enthusiasm for the future of mobility.  

Stipend 

Monthly stipend available.  

How to Apply  

Please provide a one-page resume, cover letter, and a 500-word essay on what the future of mobility should look like and what we need to do to get there in a single PDF document titled with your full name and “Intern Asia.” Please provide this via email to Marla at mwestervelt@secureenergy.org.