Government Relations Specialist
Overview
Corporate Tools is hiring a Government Relations Specialist. You will be a traditional company employee. This is a remote position, but we prefer someone near one of our local offices as you’d be welcome to come hangout with us in-office as well. Our main offices are in Post Falls, ID, and Spokane, WA; we also have satellite offices across the country in 25 states.
We work with a ton of government agencies across the country, and honestly, we could use a smart, organized person to help us keep those relationships running smoothly.
We’re on the hunt for someone who has experience in public policy – maybe you’ve supported multi-state government relations teams, worked with trade associations, or tracked legislation and regulatory changes like a pro. You should be comfortable researching, monitoring, and reporting on political and policy developments, and ideally, you know how to build strong relationships with external stakeholders.
If you enjoy the world of government relations, like keeping things on track, and want to help us work better with the powers that be, let’s talk.
Wage
Benefits
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100% employer-paid medical, dental & visionFull coverage for employees — nothing comes out of your paycheck. Plus an annual review with a raise option.
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Time off that grows with you22 days PTO + 4 holidays to start. After 3 years it bumps to 29 days, and after 5 years you move to flexible time off — not accrued, not capped. Take time off when you want.
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Parental leave & 401(k) matchPaid parental leave, plus up to 6% company 401(k) matching with no vesting period — it’s yours from day one.
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Quarterly allowanceSpend it on whatever makes work better: a comfier remote setup, continuing-education classes, a plant for your desk, coffee for a coworker, a massage for yourself… really, whatever.
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No dumb perks (and a trail mix bar)No weekend dog-walking gimmicks that look cool but cost nothing because nobody uses them. We spend on benefits you’ll actually use — an open-concept office, friendly coworkers, a creative environment, and yeah… a trail mix bar.
Responsibilities
Work with Government Relations team to develop and drive advocacy and outreach strategies before federal and state legislative bodies and regulatory agencies on key business issues
Engage policymakers and other policy stakeholders to protect the company’s interests and public policy goals
Collaborate with stakeholders across the company to drive the development of public policy positions
Conduct research and analysis on trending legislative, regulatory, and public policy issues
Assist with building and maintaining relationships with federal and state regulatory agencies and legislative bodies (state legislative bodies, Congress, administration officials)
Contribute to team projects, deliverables, and presentations on a diverse range of legislative and policy topics
Develop briefing materials for internal and external stakeholders on legislative and regulatory issues
Engage with industry associations and third-party coalitions on relevant issues
Travel (35% - 40%) to represent the company before legislative bodies and industry events
Requirements
Bachelor's degree (highly preferred)
Strong verbal and written communication skills and ability to adapt communication style to different audiences
At least 2- 4 years of previous, demonstrated experience in a government relations role
Knowledge and understanding of the legislative, regulatory, and policy making processes
An ability to develop and maintain political and key stakeholder relationships
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to positively interact with diverse political bodies, build relationships, and resolve conflicts diplomatically
Excellent legislative research, writing, research and analysis skills
Ability to travel 25% - 35%, on average, based on the needs of the company
Why Work Here
You’ll enjoy a dynamic role where your expertise in government relations directly shapes the company’s strategies across multiple states.
Plus, if you love engaging with policymakers and influencing important public policy issues, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to make a real impact.
