The job, broken down
This role leads communications strategy for Zoox's policy, safety, and reputation work as the company moves from testing to public robotaxi service. You'll be the person building trust with regulators, the public, and communities through both planned campaigns and real-time response work.
What you'd actually do
- Set and execute communications strategy across policy, safety, and reputation
- Drive proactive campaigns tied to Zoox's public trust goals
- Build relationships with regulators, communities, and other stakeholders
- Handle reactive communications work as issues come up around safety and policy
Must-haves
- Experience leading communications strategy, not just executing someone else's plan
- Ability to work on both proactive campaigns and reactive/crisis-type communications
- Comfort operating in policy, safety, and reputation topics specifically (not general brand comms)
- Relationship-building skills with regulators and community stakeholders
Read before you apply
- No pay range listed
- Duties are described at a high strategic level with no specifics on team size, reporting line, or what 'lead' means in practice
- Combines three distinct comms specialties (policy, safety, reputation) into one role, which could mean broad scope with limited support
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Steps to get this job
- 1In your resume or cover letter, mirror the exact phrase 'policy, safety & reputation' since that's the specific specialty they named, not generic 'corporate communications'
- 2Lead with any past work where you handled both a proactive campaign and a reactive/crisis situation, since the posting explicitly calls out both
- 3If you've worked with regulators or done public-facing safety communications (autonomous vehicles, transportation, or another regulated industry), put that at the top of your resume
- 4Ask in your cover letter or first interview how the policy, safety, and reputation workstreams are staffed today, since the posting doesn't say if this is a team of one or if you'll have support
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