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Remote Government Policy Advisor Jobs in Minnesota

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Remote Government Policy Advisor information

What does a remote government policy advisor do?

A Remote Government Policy Advisor researches, analyzes, and provides recommendations on public policies to government agencies or officials while working remotely. Their responsibilities include monitoring legislative trends, preparing policy briefs, and advising on the potential impacts of proposed regulations. They often collaborate with stakeholders, draft reports, and may participate in virtual meetings to help shape effective government strategies. Working remotely, they use digital tools to stay connected and informed, ensuring their advice is timely and relevant.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote government policy advisor?

To thrive as a Remote Government Policy Advisor, you need expertise in public policy analysis, research, and a relevant degree such as political science or public administration. Familiarity with policy modeling tools, legislative tracking software, and proficiency in virtual collaboration platforms are typically required. Strong written communication, critical thinking, and the ability to build consensus remotely are standout soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure you can effectively develop, analyze, and advocate for policies while collaborating with stakeholders in a remote environment.

How do remote government policy advisors effectively collaborate with in-office teams and stakeholders?

Remote Government Policy Advisors often rely on digital communication tools, such as secure video conferencing and project management platforms, to stay connected with in-office colleagues and external stakeholders. Regular virtual meetings, clear documentation, and proactive communication are essential for ensuring alignment on policy objectives and deadlines. Building strong relationships remotely requires initiative and responsiveness, as well as familiarity with government protocols and collaboration software. Successful advisors balance independent research and analysis with frequent touchpoints, ensuring they remain integrated with broader team efforts and policy development processes.

What is the difference between Remote Government Policy Advisor vs Remote Legislative Analyst?

AspectRemote Government Policy AdvisorRemote Legislative Analyst
Required CredentialsDegree in Public Policy, Political Science, or related field; experience in policy analysisDegree in Public Policy, Political Science, or related field; strong analytical skills
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with government agencies, NGOs, or think tanks remotelyResearches and analyzes legislative data, often working with government offices remotely
Employer & Industry UsageGovernment agencies, policy consultancies, advocacy groupsLegislative offices, government departments, policy research organizations

Both roles require similar educational backgrounds and analytical skills, often working remotely within government or policy sectors. The main difference lies in focus: Policy Advisors develop and recommend policies, while Legislative Analysts primarily analyze legislative data and bills. Understanding these distinctions helps job seekers identify the best fit for their skills and career goals.

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Director of Policy & Advocacy

Minneapolis, MN โ€ข On-site, Remote

Eureka Recycling
Environmental Consulting Servicesย โ€ขย 51 - 200 employees

$80K - $90K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Life, PTO

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Description

DIRECTOR OF POLICY & ADVOCACY


Date: August 2026

Terms: Regular full-time, exempt; may be eligible for limited remote work

Compensation: $80,000-$90,000 annually, depending on experience

Benefits: 100% paid health insurance for the employee, life insurance, and long-term disability. (Other insurance lines available at a shared or employee cost). PTO and paid holidays.

Reports to: Co-President, CEO


Eureka Recycling is a nonprofit, social enterprise organization and an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer in word and action. We deeply value diversity because we understand that unique and varied perspectives are essential to be able to achieve our mission and live our values. These organizational values are thoroughly felt and experienced in every workday at Eureka Recycling-Visionary Leadership, Strong Teams and Community, Respect, Caring and Wholeness, Sustaining and Enduring, and Honesty and Integrity.


PRIMARY PURPOSE

This position leads the organization's policy advocacy, coalition engagement, and strategic communications efforts, with the goal of driving systemic change toward a more stable climate, stronger regional economies, and healthier, more just communities.

Reporting to the Co-President and CEO, and working in close collaboration with both Co-Presidents, this role is deeply embedded in efforts to elevate the organization's voice, visibility, and influence. The Director of Policy and Advocacy helps to shape and direct Eureka's public policy work at local, regional, and national level. This includes developing advocacy campaigns, cultivating community and policy partnerships, advancing legislation, coordinating coalition efforts, and leading messaging strategies. This position also plays a key role in impact tracking related to advocacy and communications.

In partnership with the Alliance of Mission-Based Recyclers (AMBR), which is fiscally sponsored by Eureka, this position supports shared messaging, national campaigns, and systems change initiatives that reflect the operational and mission-based expertise of AMBR's member organizations.


ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Key Responsibilities


Policy Advocacy, Government Relations, Coalition Leadership

  • In close collaboration with the Co-Presidents, develop and implement Eureka's policy and advocacy strategies across local, state, and national arenas.
  • Cultivate relationships with elected officials, government agencies, and partner organizations.
  • Monitor and analyze legislation, rulemaking, and regulatory trends impacting waste, recycling, reuse, packaging, plastics, and environmental justice.
  • Draft position statements, testimony, comment letters, and advocacy materials in collaboration with partners and with input from the Co-Presidents and staff.
  • Lead Eureka's role in convening and coordinating the MN Zero Waste Coalition.
  • Serve as a policy advisor for AMBR, guiding the national policy strategy by aligning member priorities, identifying emerging legislative opportunities and threats and coordinating policy responses, and representing AMBR in national advocacy spaces to advance mission-aligned systems change.
  • Represent Eureka Recycling and AMBR in coalitions, working groups, and other collaborative advocacy efforts, advancing organizational priorities and building alignment with partners on shared policy goals.

Mission Engagement

  • Foster internal mission alignment by communicating advocacy and campaign priorities.
  • Provide tools, updates, and messaging support to help staff and partners articulate the mission and impact of the organization.
  • Integrate values of equity, environmental justice, and zero waste into all aspects of work.
  • Partner with the Co-Presidents to ensure public narratives and external relationships reflect and strengthen organizational priorities and impact.
  • In partnership with the Co-Presidents, lead the strategic visioning for recycling and zero waste events, such as the Zero Waste Fest (or similar convening), setting goals, themes, and desired outcomes that align with Eureka's and the MN Zero Waste Coalition's mission and policy priorities. Lead in planning and executing the event, including programming, partner engagement, speaker coordination, and logistics that reflect values of justice, accessibility, and community impact.

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS AND WORKING CONDITIONS


Minimum Qualifications:

  • 5-7 years of experience in public policy and community advocacy, educating and working with both community advocates and legislators.
  • Ability to embrace, understand, and commit to Eureka's mission and culture and inform its goals and strategies. A commitment to the environment, resource conservation, and environmental justice issues, and working within a community-based organization with a diverse constituency.
  • 2-3 years of experience as a supervisor
  • Excellent communications skills, including the ability to listen, foster dialogue, facilitate conversations, negotiate, present to audiences, and share critical messages in a compelling way.
  • Strong writer with a proven ability to develop and adapt key messages and content.
  • Demonstrated success in a highly collaborative culture with the ability to build relationships, communicate effectively, and collaborate with internal and external partners.
  • Demonstrated ability to prioritize and direct multiple projects simultaneously with attention to detail and with minimal supervision/a high degree of self-accountability.

Working Conditions

Working conditions are normal for an office environment, limited remote work may be eligible.


Affirmative Action Policy Statement:

Eureka ensures equal opportunities for all employees and job applicants, prohibiting discrimination or harassment based on various factors, including race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, marital status, public assistance status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, membership or activity in a local human rights commission, or any other characteristic protected by law.