The Attorney-Advisor (International and Head of Supervisory Cooperation) in the Office of International Affairs will lead key supervisory-cooperation projects, including drafting and negotiating international agreements, coordinating cross-divisional teams, researching regulatory frameworks, and advising senior leadership on policy positions.
They will support international coordination efforts by developing bilateral and multilateral arrangements, reviewing drafts, and liaising with foreign authorities on data-sharing matters.
Responsibilities include researching foreign regulatory developments, preparing analyses for senior officials, and monitoring international trends through primary sources and engagement with foreign counterparts.
The role also involves assisting other offices on international issues, reviewing proposed actions, and obtaining foreign regulatory information. Additionally, they will support participation in international standard-setting bodies by reviewing papers, drafting responses, preparing briefing materials, and coordinating with foreign authorities.