Senior Security Regulatory Strategy Manager
$164,640–$205,800 year
Remote · United States
Job Summary
Senior Security Regulatory Strategy Manager to drive Twilio's global security regulatory compliance. Acts as the bridge between corporate strategy, legal counsel, and Security Compliance Regulatory Affairs to enable compliance across telecom and non-telecom domains, translating regulatory requirements into actionable business impacts and coordinating cross-functional efforts for audits and regulatory filings. Will manage a regular operating rhythm for regulatory obligations, shape scope of applicability for new regulations, and collaborate with GTM teams to leverage compliance posture as a differentiator. Strong emphasis on cross-functional facilitation, stakeholder management, and delivering concise, data-driven communication to senior leadership.
Required Qualifications
- 7+ years of experience in strategy and operations, program management, cybersecurity and/or telecommunications security, regulatory compliance, or equivalent.
- Proven ability to program manage complex cross-functional projects and lead operational meetings with diverse stakeholders.
- Experience in developing, managing, reporting on, and engaging with external assessors on audits, regulatory engagements, or similar complex assessments across teams.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to use data to drive strategy and report to executive leadership.
- Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with experience presenting to senior leaders.
- Well-honed critical thinking skills and the ability to problem-solve individually or in a group setting while understanding key financial drivers of the business.
- Demonstrated experience in telecommunications and cybersecurity law and policy, including knowledge of global regulations such as NIS2 and the UK Telecom Security Act, as well as standards such as GSMA or those issued by ETSI.
- CTNS (Certified Telecommunications Network Specialist) or CTSME (Certified Telecommunications Subject Matter Expert).
- CISA, CISM, CRISC, or other security-specific certifications with hands on experience.
- Experience with security policy development and advocacy, such as supporting consultations and responses to notices of proposed rulemaking.
- Proficiency with SQL, Looker and Airtable.
- Experience working within a global, high-growth technology environment.
- Experience with large-scale enterprise networks and global telecommunications infrastructure.
- Understanding of protocols like BGP, OSPF, MPLS, and SIP.
- Familiarity with product development lifecycles and how to integrate compliance into technical roadmaps.
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