OpenMined is a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation that brings together leading minds in AI, security, and privacy technology to develop open-source solutions that transform how data can be accessed and shared. Founded in 2017, we've grown into a global community of over 18,000 members working to ensure that privacy protection and AI innovation reinforce each other rather than undermine one another. We are driven by a simple challenge: the most valuable data for solving humanity's greatest challenges remains locked away due to numerous concerns. We believe technology can change that without compromise. Just as ARPANET allowed researchers at small universities to access computing power previously available only to a few elite institutions, we're building infrastructure that allows any organization to participate in AI development without surrendering their data. But where ARPANET connected computers, we're connecting data silos. Through a "structured transparency," framework we enable meaningful collaboration and attribution without requiring full disclosure. Imagine pharmaceutical companies collaborating on drug discovery without revealing proprietary compounds, hospitals jointly developing diagnostic AI without pooling patient records, or government agencies sharing insights on public health without compromising citizen privacy. This is the future we're building. We're seeking a Senior Policy Manager to lead our US policy initiatives. This role will be instrumental in advancing OpenMined's mission by engaging with US policymakers, contributing to regulatory frameworks, and ensuring our technical solutions align with evolving privacy regulations while supporting our global infrastructure deployment strategy.

• Develop data governance policies and standards to ensure data consistency, and accessibility across the organization. • Provide technology stakeholders advice as it relates to the data governance framework and standards to ensure their ongoing compliance with data governance policies and standards. • Establish and maintain data governance frameworks, including data stewardship. • Provide guidance and support to data stewards, data owners, and other stakeholders in implementing data governance practices. • Work with Data Stewards to identify and document data assets needing specific security considerations and provide oversight. • Develop and deliver training programs to promote data governance awareness and best practices across the organization. • Monitor and report on data governance metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) to track progress and drive continuous improvement. • Conduct data governance impact assessments to identify potential risks associated with data collection, processing, and sharing. • Provide guidance and oversight for documenting and maintaining critical data domain inventory, business metadata. • Lead data governance initiatives, collaborating with cross-functional teams to establish and maintain data standards and best practices.

• Report to the VP of EHS and serve as the executive point of contact for global EHS strategy and execution. • Lead, mentor, and develop a global team of EHS professionals, ensuring consistency and excellence in program delivery. • Own the global EHS roadmap and lead the execution of strategic initiatives across all regions. • Oversee complex risk assessments and ensure implementation of enterprise-level mitigation strategies. • Lead global incident investigations, ensuring root cause analysis and systemic corrective actions. • Develop and deliver executive-level training and communications to support EHS initiatives. • Monitor global regulatory landscapes and ensure proactive compliance strategies. • Synthesize global safety data and present actionable insights to the executive team and board-level stakeholders. • Collaborate with global leaders to implement scalable, harmonized EHS solutions across the portfolio. • Champion innovation in EHS technologies, analytics, and best practices. • Perform additional duties as assigned by Management. • Develop and maintain global EHS standards, procedures, templates, and controlled documents to ensure a single source of truth across all markets.

• Execute and support data risk identification, assessment, lifecycle management, and control activities by maintaining the data risk register. • Support governance artifacts and contribute to risk reporting. • Partner with stakeholders to address data risks across processes and systems. • Maintain and update the data risk register, including risk descriptions and impact assessments. • Assist in the development, documentation, and maintenance of data risk policies, standards, and procedures. • Support regulatory, audit, and compliance inquiries related to data risk. • Contribute to risk reporting, metrics, and management summaries.